“We’re growing up. We’re growing up.” Words uttered on the studio version of British punk rockers Palma Violets’ song “Last of the Summer Wine” off the band’s debut CD 180,
British singer Lily Allen has never shied away from speaking her mind. But sometimes she leaves it up to the audience to determine what she’s trying to say. The sassy,
On a hot, muggy night inside a solemn Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, a sophisticated, eloquently-dressed Karen O walked slowly from the back of the room to take the
Many things change in a person over the course of three decades. But when it comes to the music of the Liverpool alternative-rockers Echo & The Bunnymen, it seems like
After a three year absence, Widespread Panic returned to the City of Angeles for a pair of sold-out shows at the historic Orpheum Theatre to close out its Spring Tour
Far from home, but not from fans, British alt-folk-pop band Fanfarlo hopped the Pond to share its melodic, eclectic folk sounds with an intimate crowd at The Troubadour in West
It’s always great to get the old gang back together. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of their debut, self-titled album, the three original members of G. Love &
The music inside The Wiltern Theatre was most certainly that of Umphrey’s McGee (UM), but the stage at times resembled a Tom Jones’ show, thanks to the bevvy of bras
Dreams can come true. They can at least for those wishing to be stuck inside a 1980’s movie soundtrack. With a sound that seems straight out of a John Hugh’s
Palma Violets performing at The El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles
