Also on Saturday: Richard Thompson, Andrew Bird, South Pasadena Eclectic Fest, Sales, Caifanes, Macy Gray, Hippie Sabotage, Max P., Fred Falke, Givers & Takers, Ghost Noise
Including: Beyoncé, KROQ Weenie Roast, KIIS-FM’s Wango Tango, Radical Face, Dorothy, the Neighbourhood, Lights, Elliphant, Aesop Rock, Lukas Nelson, John Prine, Bob Mould, Charles Bradley, Macy Gray, FIDLAR, Jackson Browne, Richard Thompson.
Genre-mashing L.A. favorites Ozomatli will kick off the three months of free concerts in the Levitt Pavilions’ Summer Music Series on June 8 – the first of almost 100 shows at two outdoor locations. Ozomatli will be visiting Levitt Pavilion MacArthur Park, which will host the likes of Richard Thompson, Loudon Wainwright III, Young Dubliners, […]
What a start to the weekend: ‣ Richard Thompson, the 64-year-old legend whose latest album “Electric” solidifies his place in the pantheon of guitar greats, brings his electric trio to the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre. ‣ Seven Saturdays [see our post on “One in 3”] celebrates the release of their self-titled album by bringing its […]
Incoming: The Rolling Stones, KROQ Weenie Roast, Serena Ryder, Motorhead, Sara Bareilles, Bob Schneider, Gold Panda, Devendra Banhart, Andrew McMahon, Matt Costa, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., PAPA, Appleseed Cast, Andy Grammer, Richard Thompson, Buddy Miller & Jim Lauderdale, Seven Saturdays, Ariel Pink, Sonny & the Sunsets, Fabolous, Sea Wolf, Digitalism, Filligar, Big Boi, Quadron, the […]
[Happy weekend. Just a reminder that today is the day tickets go on sale for the Hollywood Bowl season. Yeah, including the National’s show on the 10-year anniversary of 9/11.] I don’t wanna say that if you aren’t out tonight you aren’t breathing, but it is the busiest Saturday night in recent memory: ‣ Their […]
[It’s one busy show-going weekend. Again.] Top 6 places to be in you’re into supporting your neighborhood bands: ‣ The Parson Red Heads, the psych-pop band who moved from Oregon to L.A. band five years ago, are moving back to Oregon next month. They headline Spaceland tonight, with Le Switch and the World Record supporting, […]
[We wave deliriously to birthday gal Sheryl Crow as we dive into tonight’s deep, deep list of show options:] No matter what you think of Editors’ stylistic left turn – the U.K. quartet [pictured] set aside the rapturous post-punk dance music of its first two albums for gloomy synth-pop on its new record, “In This […]
