Phoebe Bridgers’ hometown turn at the Lodge Room yielded chill-inducing renditions of songs on her debut album “Stranger in the Alps,” not to mention a guest appearance from Conor Oberst and a spellbinding duet with Ethan Gruska.
Also on Saturday: Brian Setzer Orchestra, Xavier Omar, OCS, the Drums, Peaking Lights, Hoops, Cali Christmas, Louis the Child, Royal Machines, the Gears, Vista Kicks
Incoming: Kehlani, the Spill Canvas, Thom Yorke, METZ, Pussy Riot, Lukas Frank, Saro, Emily Haines, Jhené Aiko, Grizzly Bear, Pixies, Whispertown, Easy, Brandi Carlile, Living Legends, the Neighbourhood, Moon Honey, the Jesus Lizard, Julien Baker, Dance Gavin Dance, Chris Isaak, the Dream Syndicate, the Album Leaf, Cameron Avery, the Drums, Moving Units, MxPx, Phoebe Bridgers, Dead Sara, Method Man and more
Andrew Veeder guest-hosts today’s Buzz Bands LA Show on The Independent FM, lining up his 2017 favorites from Los Angeles artists. Tune in at 11 a.m.
Released today without the fanfare it deserved, “Storefront Church” is the debut EP from 24-year-old Lukas Frank. File under beautifully sculpted indie-rock.
Music from Rhye, Flying Lotus, the Paranoyds, Harriet Brown, Beduoine, Clara-Nova, Cherry Glazerr and more on today’s Buzz Bands LA Show, with guest host Andrew Veeder.
Phoebe Bridgers’ debut album “Stranger in the Alps” is out in September. In the new single “Motion Sickness,” the 22-year-old survives an emotional roller-coaster.
Conor Oberst’s show Saturday night at the Greek Theatre included about half the songs on his new album “Salutations,” a couple of duets with Phoeobe Bridgers.
Valley Queen’s new EP, “Destroyer,” arrives March 10, and the soaring single “Stars Align” is among the songs featured on NPR Music’s “The Austin 100” SXSW preview.
Twenty-two-year-old Phoebe Bridgers’ new single arrives Friday, with a full-length album somewhere out on the horizon.
