The lineup for KROQ’s Almost Acoustic Christmas shows Dec. 9-10 include Morrissey, Muse, the Killers, Franz Ferdinand, Queens of the Stone Age, Weezer, Phoenix, Prophets of Rage and more.
Sporting a new lineup, Franz Ferdinand played their first L.A. show since 2014 on Monday night, a sold-out affair at the Regent Theater.
Also on Monday: Tei Shi, Low, Moon Honey, Send Medicine, the Walcotts, Big Language, Spaceface, Minnow, Birthday, Slow Hollows
Incoming: Franz Ferdinand, LP, Ten Fe, Rostam, Joan Osborne, AJR, Inara George, Imagine Dragons, JMSN, Phoenix, COIN, North Mississippi Allstars, Future, the Dustbowl Revival, Evan Dando, the Moody Blues, the Record Company, Chicano Batman, Ziggy Marley, Kehlani
The Scottish are coming: Franz Ferdinand and the Jesus and Mary Chain have scheduled L.A. dates, and tickets go on sale Friday.
The unlikely collaborators, playing behind the album “Collaborations Don’t Work,” make it all work at the Observatory. And now we know was FFS really stands for.
Also: Hozier, Young Thug, Wolf Alice, Patrick Watson, Dar Williams, Kid Bloom, Sara Bareilles, Buckcherry
October shows at the Palladium and Observatory are part of an 11-date North American tour behind the acclaimed album “FFS.” Plus, there’s “Piss Off.”
This new collaboration between Franz Ferdinand and Sparks is sounding more enticing with every tease. FFS, as they are calling themselves, will release their self-titled album June 9 via Domino Records. The video for the single “Johnny Delusional” is the work of French directors AB/CD/CD (Royal Blood, Lily Allen, Kasabian and the Postal Service). From […]
More than a year after they first announced they would be collaborating, Scottish post-punk Franz Ferdinand and long-running L.A. provocateurs Sparks have revealed their first song as FFS. It’s titled “Piss Off,” the first song that brothers Ron and Russell Mael and the gang of Glaswegians — Bob Hardy, Alex Kapranos, Nick McCarthy and Paul […]
