Also on Wednesday: Valley Queen, Miranda Lee Richards, the Eiffels, Pink Sweat$, DaBaby, Airplane Mode, Tunde Olaniran, Wear Your Wounds, Justin Townes Earle, Vous, Citizen, Howe Gelb
Incoming: JazzReggae Festival, Lyerr, the Hives, the Specials, Pink Sweat$, the Marías, DeBaby, the Stranglers, Earth, Palaye Royale, Twilight Sad, Apex Manor, the Undertones, Sego, Wavves, Odonis Odonis, iHeartRadio Wango Tango, Strange 80’s, Harriet Brown, The Specials, Azimüth, Rumbankete, Sam Weber, Fencer, Harry Katz & the Pistachios, CAPYAC, Veers, Liv Slinglerland, Miranda Lee Richards, Princess, Xiu Xiu, Mogli, WYO, Dynasty Handbag and more
Damn, Kendrick Lamar’s album was good. And beyond that obvious choice, so was a lot of other music from Los Angeles artists in 2017. Enjoy “Popular With Us 2017: Our Favorite Albums of the Year.”
Desert Daze 2017 wound up with rewarding sets from Spiritualized, Hope Sandoval and Eagles of Death Metal, among others — along with the real sensation you had spent the weekend light years from home.
Also on Wednesday: Miranda Lee Richards, Norwegian Arms, Manila Killa, All Time Low, Big Something, Alejandro, She-Devils, Sister Nancy, Mike Wexler, Santoros
Incoming: Pentatonix, Dwight Yoakam, All Time Low, Beach Fossils, Froth, Teen Daze, Azizi Gibson, UB40, the Melvins, Unwritten Law, Blondie, Garbage, Sean Rowe, Eagle Rock Gospel Singers, King Washington, the Suffers, Reggie Watts and more
Also on Wednesday: Chris Cohen, Dead & Company, Rosie Tucker, Livingmore, Too ManyZoos, Twin Oaks, Obey the Wolves, We the Folk
Incoming: John Legend, T.I., Björk, Oh Land, Sean Gadd, Mount Kimbie, Miranda Lee Richards, Chris Price, the Mountain Goats, Sam Outlaw, Little Hurricane, Post Malone, Modest Mouse, Lewis Del Mar, Blake Hazard, Vulfpeck, Ryan Adams, Justin Townes Earle, Lambchop, Great Good Fine OK, Elvis Costello & the Imposters, the Primitives
Miranda Lee Richards dreams about being able to breathe underwater. Interpret, and you have “Lucid I Would Dream,” the lustrous first single from new album “Existential Beast.”
Having released two full-lengths in the past four months, Brian Jonestown Massacre showed at the Fonda Theatre they still have plenty to give (and say).
