WORDS and PHOTOS By SYLVIA BORGO DEL MAR — Wu-Tang Clan, Snoop Dogg and Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul conquered the main stage at KAABOO before thousands on opening day in San Diego […]
By JOHN DALY Eddie Money, who gave the world the mega-hit “Two Tickets to Paradise,” passed away at age 70, according to a statement. Money, who was was born Eddie Mahoney in Brooklyn, N.Y., on […]
By SYLVIA BORGO DEL MAR — Grizfolk, the Americana band with the Rock N Roll sensibilities, got a big audience and a beautiful day when it played Friday at KAABOO fest in Del Mar. Grizfolk […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Multi-platinum and Grammy Award-nominated artist Tove Lo has released her latest track, “Really don’t like u” featuring Kylie Minogue, a fun, techno-driven dance track that doubles as advice for the newly single. Lo […]
By JOHN DALY Oakland is known to lay claim to a lot of cool stuff and, appropriately, the city is the home base of metal rockers Stimuli. The appealing hard rockers have released a new […]
By SYLVIA BORGO The Artisanals are inspired by Tom Petty and Americana, but this band is pure Rock N Roll. The Charleston, S.C.-based outfit is comprised of friends Johnny Delaware, Clay Houle, Eric Mixon, Nick Recio and Ian Klin, […]
By JOHN DALY Pauly Shore has a new video for his song “Red White and Buddy,” and while it’s done in typical off-the-wall Pauly fashion, the video is a tribute to his youth growing up […]
By JOHN DALY Green Day, Weezer and Fall Out Boy played the Whisky a Go-Go Tuesday night to tune up for next summer’s Hella Mega stadium tour that kicks off next summer in Europe and […]
By JOHN DALY The Motels, Sugarhill Gang and Doug E Fresh will headline NostalgiaCon 80’s Pop Culture Convention Sept. 28-29 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The Motels and ABC will play New Wave Night on […]
By JOHN DALY Bob Dylan will go on a major tour in October and November, kicking off with a stop at UC Irvine on Oct. 11, the Santa Barbara Bowl on Oct. 12 and the […]
Photos and Words by CAMERON ACOSTA SUNN O))) took over The Mayan in Los Angeles, bringing its unique sound to a packed house of fans, friends and special guest musicians. Created in 1998 by Greg […]
By SYLVIA BORGO The Gooms, the Los Angeles indies known for their garage fuzz and cool tunes sat down for an interview with California Rocker. The group, comprised of Chase, Shane, Ryan and Nicole, told […]
By DAN MACINTOSH Barry Manilow has not always been a big favorite among Rock ‘N’ Rollers because his commercial bread and butter is the big, emotional ballad. His huge hit, “I Write the Songs” may […]
By DONNA BALANCIA UPDATE: Billie Eilish sprained an ankle in Milan and leaves stage: poor baby😭😭 @billieeilish u still rocked dude i swear#billieeilish#billieeilishmilan #billieelishmilanorocks#milanorocks pic.twitter.com/pceiBLNPYf — jess♡ tøp, ari and mel stan✨ (@lajessidv) September 1, […]
By JOHN DALY SiriusXM and Pandora announced that Howard Stern will commemorate the official Oct. 7 opening of SiriusXM Hollywood, the company’s new Hollywood complex featuring artist-first studios, with Stern’s first broadcast from the West […]
By DONNA BALANCIA UPDATE: Moby Performs Beloved Cover Songs at Rock Out 5! Wayne Kramer with headlining guests including Moby and Benmont Tench will hit the stage at The Ford Theatres on Sept. 28 to […]
By JOHN DALY Massive Attack’s appearance at The Hollywood Palladium Tuesday night brought back memories, but few as sweet as the voice of Elizabeth Fraser of Cocteau Twins who made a noteworthy appearance. Apparently her […]
By LORRAINE CATTELL Suzi Quatro was the first female bass player to become a major rock star and she took the UK by storm in the 1970s with a string of hits such as “Can […]
By DAN MACINTOSH Summer has arrived in Southern California, but this seasonal change didn’t keep the region’s large Goth contingent from dressing uniformly in sun-attracting black and complicated shoes. In attire much better suited for […]
Robert Smith: ‘The Best Day of the Summer’ By DONNA BALANCIA The Cure rocked more than 20,000 concert-goers at The Rose Bowl during their “Cure-curated” festival Pasadena Daydream, an event that will long be remembered. […]
By DONNA BALANCIA The Bacon Brothers wrapped a successful tour across the U.S. including a stop in Agoura Hills at The Canyon. But that was just a tuneup for the big event: The brothers will […]
By JOHN DALY Buckcherry has released the video for their new single “Radio Song.” It’s the fourth video in support of their album Warpaint, following videos for the tracks “Head Like a Hole,” “Bent,” and […]
By JOHN DALY Gary Clark Jr., H.E.R. and Vampire Weekend will perform on Season 45 of Austin City Limits. Considered the longest-running in-concert TV show, the PBS production will feature a diverse selection of musicians […]
By SYLVIA BORGO SAN DIEGO – Tim Foreman of Switchfoot took the time to sit down with us and answer some questions before the band’s appearance at KAABOO in September. After that, it’s a U.S. […]
By DAN MACINTOSH IRVINE – ZZ Top, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, topped a classic rock fan’s dream bill – which also included Lynyrd Skynyrd and Cheap Trick – at Irvine’s makeshift outdoor venue […]
New Single ‘Crackle and Hiss’ a Love Letter to Vinyl By DONNA BALANCIA Michael Des Barres and The Mistakes will be hitting the Redwood stage in downtown LA on Aug. 28. Armed with a new […]
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