Video: KERA, ‘I’m Late’ (Part 1 of ‘Fall.Apart’)
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KERA unveils the first song and video from the triptych “Fall. Apart,” which arrives as an EP on April 13.
Photos: Moon Honey, Kera & the Lesbians and Veronica Bianqui at the Teragram Ballroom
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On Thursday night at the Teragram Ballrom, Moon Honey turned in yet another dazzling set, turning their musical complexities into grand rock theater.
Premiere: Kera & the Lesbians, ‘Bright Future Ahead’ (The Dreamer Version)
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Kera & the Lesbians’ new single “Bright Future Ahead” — a limited-time release, with proceeds going to United We Dream — is about having hope in times we feel helpless.
Photos: Jay Som at the Echo
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Jay Som played some musical hats as well as some great music Friday night at the Echo, celebrating the release of their album “Everybody Works.”
Hurray For the Riff Raff navigate an epic journey at the Masonic Lodge
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Be something, Alynda Segarra told the crowd at the Masonic Lodge. Fronting Hurray for the Riff Raff, she certainly was, playing songs from the new album “The Navigator.”
Stream: Kera & the Lesbians, ‘I’m Late’ (feat. the Wild Reeds)
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“I’m Late,” the new single from sound-shifting Kera & the Lesbians, features folk trio the Wild Reeds on backup vocals. There’s a Valentine’s show on their calendar.
Photos: Riothorse Royale, Gothic Tropic and Kera at GIRLSCHOOL
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Those artists, along with Allison Weiss, Phoebe Bridgers, Alina Bea and V.A.J.J., finished up the three-day benefit event at the Bootleg Theater with some electric performances.
Tonight in L.A.: GIRLSCHOOL Festival, Froth, Jackie Jackson
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Also on Sunday: Paula Frazer, Alright Alright, Crooked Coast, Neil Hamburger, the Liquorsmiths, Mickey Avalon
Bands to Watch 2016: 16 artists (and then some) for the new year
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Counting some holdovers from last year’s list, here is Buzz Bands LA’s 16 Bands to Watch for 2016 — and 16 more besides them to keep an eye on.
He’s My Brother She’s My Sister have a ball at Teragram Ballroom
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The L.A. blues-folk ensemble with a tap-dancing percussionist brought a revival-esque energy to their big hometown headlining show.
