Mayo Thompson has drifted in and out of a variety of scenes and identities over the course of his life. He got his start in the ’60s as singer-guitarist with Th...
As the son of drummer Calvin Jackson and the grandson of the iconic bluesman R.L. Burnside, Cedric Burnside knows a thing or two about the blues. And unlike so ...
When Tina Schlieske isn’t putting her personal spin on jazz standards on her recent release Sinatra to Simone, she switches gears completely by using the energy...
Decked out in matching black suits and ties, Kate Clover and her band look like a late-1970s power-pop group or perhaps members of Blondie circa Parallel Lines....
Viernes 13 mark their 20th anniversary with a show at longtime Boyle Heights ballroom The Paramount. Led by founding guitarist Mario Luna and singer Juan Pulido...
Cyndi Lauper has long demonstrated that she’s more than just a simple new-wave pop singer, delving into the blues, soul and R&B on 2010’s Memphis Blues and ...
The annual Aimee Mann & Ted Leo Christmas Show at Largo has proved so successful that it’s been expanded to three nights, with two separate sets per night. ...
Frankie & the Witch Fingers’ latest full-length record, Zam, is one of the freakier releases of 2019. While many other bands get stuck in a formalist and re...
Like the Harlem Globetrotters, there’s more than one touring lineup of Jingle Ball. Some cities, such as New York, will get Taylor Swift, while others will have...
The Monolators have long been one of L.A.’s great lost bands. Led by the husband-and-wife team of singer-guitarist Eli Chartkoff and drummer Mary Chartkoff, the...
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
