Take This: Win Two Tickets to Neko Case at Ace Hotel
The legendary Neko Case is bringing a career-spanning set to the Ace Hotel and we’re giving away two tickets for you to appear at this sacred evening. Having just released
The legendary Neko Case is bringing a career-spanning set to the Ace Hotel and we’re giving away two tickets for you to appear at this sacred evening. Having just released
After performing two sets at Coachella and having their first show in North America at the Roxy before a sold out crowd, Molchat Doma gave Los Angeles what they wanted
Teenage Wrist is one of few young bands leading the way for shoegaze and alternative music for a new generation. They bring a harder, more capturing element to the music
Goldenvoice’s second go (this week) at nostalgia, came in the form of Just Like Heaven, a welcome return to the pre-covid music festival vibe. The indie rock festival of “headliners
Editor Rob here—This giveaway is special to me. If you were in high school in the early 2000’s, there were many bands and scenes that could’ve taken over the student
Jankysmooth has long championed the efforts of Total Trash Productions, no matter the capacity. Anything they do, we love. This includes every previous Boogaloo but now, as that festival evolves
With a tour highlighting the recently released Time Skiffs record, Animal Collective seized the opportunity to bring the playful collage-esque themes of the record to life. There’s always been a level of
Words by: Danny Ryan Photos by: Jessica Moncrief Mudhoney’s recent headlining show with Meat Puppets at the Regent Theater was an excellent celebration of the early roots of late 1980’s
Together Pangea are one of Los Angeles’ seminal garage rock bands. Their upcoming show at The Regent is set to be a rager, so we’re giving away two tickets to the
Words by: Donna Borges Photos by: Pedro Carrera On one of the first sunny weekends in May, a seaside parking lot in Redondo beach was transformed into a musical oasis
After stealing the show at Just Like Heaven, Peaches continued her tour in San Diego at The Observatory North Park where her seminal album, The Teaches of Peaches was celebrated
Heavy metal was alive and well at 1720 when German thrash legends Destruction rolled through town to one moshing and drinking all night long. This was pure shredding from start