By NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Dutch techno ensemble Tinlicker dazzled the senses in Los Angeles, virtually transporting those in attendance to another world. Tinlicker’s familiar new-age tones have captured the imagination of a […]
By JOHN DALY LOS ANGELES – Wednesday Week has released a fun cover of “They Say,” by The Zeros and it’s accompanied by a video of the reunited band as they are today. The return […]
The family of Sass Jordan has announced that the singer-songwriter, Juno Award winner, and longtime Canadian Idol judge, died peacefully on October 2, 2026, surrounded by loved ones. She was 65. Her family remembers her […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Castle Rat time-traveled to The Belasco to perform their unique style of medieval rock before a sold-out fan base. The stop was part of a […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – In support of his “Kiss The Beast” album release, French singer Sébastien Tellier jumped across the Atlantic to do a short North American tour. In […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Friday night at Hollywood Forever’s Masonic Lodge had an ethereal feel to it for those lucky enough to get tickets to the sold-out Dragonflies show […]
Alle Gegen Alles with LA Punk Museum Compliments Celebrations Across North America By AMES FLAMES LOS ANGELES – The Alle gegen Alles Punk @ 50 event was historic in so many ways. It was the […]
Filmmaker Dan Catullo is a busy guy. After breaking four documentaries at Tribeca, he’s saved a film about the Hollywood Vampires for The Boston Film Festival, owing to the Boston bona fides. “Unleashed Spirits: The […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Men at Work closed out their A Night Like No Other tour at The United Theater on Broadway. It was a summer night to remember […]
Photos and review by NOTES FROM VIVACE LOS ANGELES – Johanna Samuels celebrated the release of her album “Sorry, Kid” in front of the Los Angeles home crowd at Zebulon. It was a night for […]
Release – The Ocean Blue will re-release their first major label album, Davy Jones’ Locker via Korda Records on Aug. 25. “It is our first truly independent release, and the first record we did entirely […]
Releases: Brian Setzer’s new album The Devil Always Collects is out Sept. 15 via Surfdog Records digitally, on CD and vinyl. The renowned rocker rolls out the album’s first track and video, “Girl On The […]
Sparks Hollywood Bowl July 16, 2023 Review by DAN MACINTOSH Photos by LUIS MORENO HOLLYWOOD — Eventually, most every important Los Angeles band plays the Hollywood Bowl. It’s sort of a regional rite of passage. […]
LOS ANGELES – A tribute show for Donny Popejoy and Greg Pope Romero drew the crowds to The Redwood in downtown LA. The fortunate fans in attendance were treated to sets from The Binges, The […]
Photos and Review by NOTES FROM VIVACE The inaugural Dum Dum Fest took place at The Echo where the bands playing the night brought together the Los Angeles music community. Fun conversations among friends were […]
Review By DAN MACINTOSH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – Although it would be stretching the truth to call this weekend’s Hollywood Bowl festival a strictly jazz event, there were jazz elements mixed into various presented genres that […]
By DAN MACINTOSH HIGHLAND, Calif. – The unique guitar duo, Rodrigo y Gabriela, celebrated the recent release of the album, In Between Thoughts … A New World, with an engaging evening of instrumental music. Although […]
Photos + Review by NOTES FROM VIVACE Los Angeles – Julez and the Rollerz played Non Plus Ultra to celebrate the release of their EP Is This Where The Party Is? on recent Friday night. […]
By AVA LIVERSIDGE The self-titled debut LP from Los Angeles-based alt-rock outfit Petty Human Emotions packs a serious punch. What began as singer-songwriter James Nardiello’s solo project transformed into a robust rock project, fueled by […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Into the Great Beyond by Stan Snow is simply a remarkable work. Snow is a storyteller who inspires, talking about the human condition … while he still can. The topics Snow covers […]
By DONNA BALANCIA Perhaps it’s true, after all, that guitar techs make the best musicians. Rocky Roberts, guitar tech to some of the most renowned rockers, has released an EP, Pieces of Time by Rocky […]
Sisters Of Mercy The Hollywood Palladium May 23, 2023 Review by DAN MACINTOSH WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – It seemed like every Goth in SoCal came to see genre veterans Sisters Of Mercy at the historic […]
Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO PASADENA, Calif. – Cruel World Fest was a celebration of music of the 1980s, but a warning of inclement weather cut the good times short. Up until the end […]
Photos and Review by SYLVIA BORGO SAN DIEGO – The Cure delivered a captivating performance at the North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre, marking the sixth show of their highly anticipated Songs of a Lost World […]
Jail Guitar Doors CAPO Center Rock Out 6 Photos and Review by LUIS MORENO LOS ANGELES – There are many profound themes about the impact of music. But the Jail Guitar Doors organization may say […]
Movie Review by DAN MACINTOSH You may wonder why Blood, Sweat & Tears just seemed to burn bright and burn out fast. The band was on top of the musical world in 1970, you may […]
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