Freak Parade: Halloween Freakout at Lodge Room
Seattle based Freakout Records brought down the house with an eclectic lineup to help kick off the holiday festivities with […]
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Photo Recap: Gogol Bordello at The Observatory North Park
Gogol Bordello‘s return to Southern California had been long-awaited as soon as The Solidaritine tour was announced. Their first stop
Desert Daze 2022: 10 Years In The Evolution Of A Music Scene
Walking into Lake Perris Recreational Center took on new meanings this year after last year’s Desert Daze served to exorcize
30 years of “Bricks Are Heavy”: L7 at the Regent
In celebration of its 30th Anniversary, L7 performed their groundbreaking 1992 album Bricks are Heavy in its entirety for two
Photo Recap: Thursday at 1720
Celebrating their epic album Full Collapse on a Thursday, post-hardcore kings Thursday brought the unforgettable, signature passion that made them
Photo Recap: Otoboke Beaver at The Echo
Otoboke Beaver‘s first two concerts in LA took place at the Echo and over the course of these two performances,
Photo Recap: Otoboke Beaver at The Casbah
Otoboke Beaver finally made their Southern California debut and Jankysmooth was present to see this Japanese Power-punk group redefine everything
Photo Recap: Mars Volta at The Hollywood Palladium
The Mars Volta‘s highly-anticipated comeback tour brought them to The Hollywood Palladium for a sold out show featuring a set
A Cathedral of Hardcore: Ceremony at Echoplex
Ceremony has been a band that is ever-changing and in many cases prompts their fanbase to become very opinionated on
Photo Recap: Citizen at The Regent
For two sold out nights, Citizen treated Los Angeles’ softer side with post hardcore maladies and sweet serenades that left
Photo Recap: The Bronx, The Chats, Drug Church and Scowl at The Music Box
There’s no better way to celebrate punk rock music than by bringing every flavor of the genre under the same
Nitzer Front: Cold Waves LA at The Mayan
The number of different types of artists and sounds that fall under the banner of “industrial music” is incredibly wide,