Stream: Milo Greene, ‘Young at Heart’
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“Young at Heart” is the latest single from Milo Greene’s new album “Adult Contemporary,” their third. It’s out Sept. 7.
Stream: Milo Greene, ‘Move’
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Milo Greene’s new album “Adult Contemporary” comes out in September, and the new single “Move” has the heartbeat of the ’70s.
Ears Wide Open: The Guest and the Host
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The Guest and the Host, the solo venture of Andrew Heringer (ex-Milo Greene), had a busy 2017, releasing a string of singles and collaborations with other artists. The main attraction: folk-rock finery.
Lobsterfest 2017: WATERS, Milo Greene and more, July 14-16
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Lobsterfest returns to San Pedro on July 14-16 with a musical lineup including Milo Greene, WATERS, Parade of Lights and Avid Dancer.
Tonight in L.A.: Japanese Breakfast, Hippo Campus, Elohim
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Also on Friday: Creeper Lagoon, Milo Greene, the Wood Brothers, Dent May, Deorro, Post Malone, William Singe, Qias Omar, Tom Brosseau, John Isaac Watters
Premiere: Milo Greene, ‘I Know About You’
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Milo Greene’s harmony-rich new EP “Never Ender” — the follow-up to their 2015 full-length “Control” — comes out this week.
Stream: Milo Greene, ‘We Kept the Lights On”
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Ever-evolving L.A. indie outfit Milo Greene return with a new single and plans to release in EP next spring via Nettwerk.
The Outline: Flashing back to 2006 with Graham Fink
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The quartet, whose members went on to play in Grouplove, Superhumanoids and Milo Greene, will reunite for a one-off show in January. Can we get misty about 2006 a moment?
Yo La Tengo, the Joy Formidable, L7, No Age to play San Diego Music Thing
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The annual music and media conference will be held Nov. 11-14, with panels and speakers Thursday and Friday and about 60 bands playing showcases.
Tonight in L.A.: José González, Mastodon, the Orb, Matt & Kim, Milo Greene, Bad Romantics, Robert Francis, Buck 65, the Romany Rye, Distant Cousins
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The wide, wide (and we mean wide) world of Wednesday: ► Swedish folk singer José González visits the Regent Theater behind “Vestiges & Claws,” his first album in seven years. Olof Arnalds opens. ► Metal giants Mastodon bring “The Missing Link Your,” a joint jaunt with Clutch, to the Palladium. ► Electro pioneers the Orb, […]
