Photos and Review by Julie Ann Shaw Chicago celebrated 55 years of touring the other night and there’s no indication of them ever slowing down. The beloved band that put horn-playing on the map back […]
Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO Mardi Gras came to town and the Venice West Club celebrated with New Orleans-style music and was adorned in the spirit of purple, green and gold. The sounds of Brass […]
Mark Lanegan, whose work covered a range of music and styles has passed away at the age of 57. A cause of death has not been released. Lanegan, who was also an author, is known […]
A New York City penthouse that belonged to Cher and then Britney Spears has hit the market for $6.995 million, according to Top Ten Real Estate Deals. For decades, the style-conscious have looked to Cher […]
Review by HARRIET KAPLAN Dog In Hell by Funny Face is an incredibly catchy and fun pop-punk EP that has huge hooks. This solid effort emphasizes a lo-fi immediacy and puts the music directly in […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Danielia Cotton proves she survives and thrives with her new album Good Day, set for a March release. While many may have been idling during the last couple of years, the gorgeous […]
Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO There’s a reason Beth Hart sings the blues. The blues as a genre comes out of pain, love, and hopefulness. It comes from a dark space that is reverberated […]
Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO I set my course for a 9.8-mile trip north to Venice West, so I could end up in the South with the North Mississippi Allstars. The North Mississippi […]
By DAN MACINTOSH LOS ANGELES, CA – System Of A Down headlined the 22,000 capacity Banc of California Stadium on a chilly Saturday night, supported by three very different opening acts. Although the Glendale-originated act […]
By AVA LIVERSIDGE Ian Anderson, the best flautist in Rock N’ Roll, has been busy for the past couple of decades with various solo projects and English farm life so when Jethro Tull reassembled for […]
Dear friends and family of the Ice House, First and foremost, I would like to wish every one of you a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR IN 2022! I realize the past few years have […]
By RICK SCHINDLER My wife winces when I play The Boy Named If. The latest album by Elvis Costello and the Imposters sounds “muddy,” a music-expert friend of mine complains. No, this is not easy-listening […]
Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO This was a concert all Allen Stone fans in Los Angeles had been waiting for from the blue-eyed soul singer. The question was “would it be canceled?” But the cosmos, […]
Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO LONG BEACH, Calif. – The year is 2022, but as I walk into Alex’s Bar to catch The Spits show I’m transported back to the 1979 punk shows of […]
Prolific producer’s words still ring true from this 2014 interview at NAMM: By DONNA BALANCIA – ANAHEIM – Legendary producer Bob Ezrin told music retailers Thursday that the industry must continue to build its talent […]
Jimmie’s Chicken Shack rocked the house at Sports Page in Satellite Beach in 2013, as crowds hit the Space Coast town to hear some favorites. The band is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Check them out […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Black singer-songwriter Danielia Cotton looks towards a hopeful future on her upcoming album Good Day due out in March. While most might start to slow down as they become more mature, Danielia […]
By JULIE ANN SHAW Robert DeLong took his “Walk Like Me” Tour to The Lodge Room in Highland Park and made it a joyful journey for fans. In order to get to The Lodge Room, […]
Kraken Music Fest The Used, Less Than Jake and Story Of The Year are among the bands set for Kraken Music Fest, which returns to Orlando at The Orlando Amphitheater on Saturday, February 19, 2022. […]
EELS have released the new album Extreme Witchcraft and are also set for their upcoming Spring, 2022 Lockdown Hurricane tour of Europe and North America. The tour starts March 11 in Belfast; get tickets HERE. The […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Meat Loaf, the larger-than-life rock musician and performer whose Bat Out of Hell album enthralled the world, passed away at 74, according to his social media pages. Born Marvin Lee Aday, the […]
Alex the Astronaut shares the hopeful new single “Airport” and announced news that the singer, songwriter and storyteller is expected to return to Austin, Texas, for SXSW 2022. “Airport” spins a cinematic portrait of the […]
By JOHN DALY Ronnie Spector passed away on Wednesday following a “brief battle with cancer” at the age of 78, the singer’s family said. Born Veronica Greenfield, the American singer who formed The Ronettes in […]
Matador will release Terror Twilight: Farewell Horizontal, a 45-track set that compiles Pavement’s remastered original 1999 album and includes special features. The collection contains B-sides, home demos, rehearsal tapes, live recordings, and rough tracks from Pavement’s […]
Photos and Words by NOTES FROM VIVACE The Hot Club of Los Angeles, a Gypsy jazz ensemble, continues to celebrate a decade-long Monday night residency at the Cinema Bar in Culver City. “A 10-year residency is […]
Review and Photos by JULIE ANN SHAW This was Gin Blossoms’ second night at Belly Up in Solana Beach, and their final of three nights in California. They had not yet begun their set and […]
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