Ty Segall And The Secret Show: A New Tradition in Los Angeles
I caught wind of the secret—and free—Ty Segall and the Muggers show at the Griffin from a Mikal Cronin tweet around 10pm. It turned out being a hushed triumph for
Wild Nothing At The Regent: Tight Jams And Tantrums Abound
Wild Nothing sold out The Regent Theater in Downtown Los Angeles Friday night along side dream-pop queen Charlie Hilton on their Life Of Pause world tour. Both are very special
The Brian Jonestown Massacre Play 3 1/2 Hour Set For Night 1 at Teragram
Sunday nights in downtown LA can be magical but particularly so when seeing ‘60s psychedelic rock outfit The Brian Jonestown Massacre is playing a gig. The band is an eclectic
Ministry Make Ears Bleed at Punk Rock Bowling Club Show
I was on the fence about attending Punk Rock Bowling this year. It’s been 4 years in a row and when you have a wife and kids, it’s an exercise
Yankee Smooth: A Day in the U.K. With The Blank Tapes
It’s been quite a journey being in London. There are 8,539,000 people living here, yet it is one of the loneliest cities I have ever been to. Upon discovering that The Blank
NSA Fundraiser and Launch w/ The Garden & Punk Rock Karaoke
On Wednesday, May 18th, the New Sound Alliance held it’s very first event at The Regent Theater in Downtown Los Angeles; A Fundraiser for Senator Bernie Sanders. And while raising
Desert Daze 2016 Announces Lineup And New Location
Desert Daze is back and bigger than ever in its fifth year. This groovy happening has moved to the Institute of Mentalphysics in Joshua Tree for three days and nights
Youth Brigade: Bedlam at Punk Rock Bowling Warm Up Gig at The Echo
It’s that time of the year again. That time where all the old punks dust off their denim vests, while the new punks make sure they have all their new
Family, Friends, FIDLAR: A Punk Rock Love Fest at The Observatory
I was finally going to see FIDLAR at The Observatory for a non-festival type show and I couldn’t have been more thrilled. Disclaimer: I’m totally one of those fans with
Holding Our Breath: The Misfits Riot Fest Reunion
It’s been 33 years since Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only shared a stage as The Misfits and now in a reunion that no one saw coming, the original horror punks
New Album Review: Death Grips- Bottomless Pit
It seems that Death Grips have finally made it through the other side of their artistic adolescence. They have spent their entire careers rejecting and rebelling against “basic bitch-dom” in
Rooney Rocks L.A. For The First Time in 5 Years At Teragram Ballroom
The prodigal son returns. In this case, it’s Robert Schwartzman. Rooney’s comeback has gotten lots of people swooning, and the sold out album release party for Washed Away (their first