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On Wednesday, April 17th, the pop-rock band, The 1975 graced the stage of the downtown venue, Club Nokia. As soon as The 1975 entered the stage at about 10:30pm, the eclectic mix of screaming teenage girls and grown up indie kids, loosened their checkered shirts and 90’s...

On Tuesday, April 15th, the 5 piece Cleveland-based group, SomeKindaWonderful, impressed me and a sizeable crowd at the intimate Los Angeles venue, The Bootleg Theater. Perhaps why I enjoy them so much is because I find it difficult to really pinpoint their style of music. They...

On Tuesday April 8th, in the downtown Los Angeles Grammy Museum, the singer-songwriter, Ingrid Michaelson brought her ukelele, and signature glasses to the intimate Clive Davis Theatre.    After a two-year hiatus, Ingrid Michaelson is back with new album, Lights Out and...

London Grammar are continuing to gain momentum on the heels of their gorgeous debut album, If You Wait. Buoyed on the strengths of their major singles “Hey Now” and “Strong,” this young and talented trio out of Nottingham, England are catching ears and...

March 18th through 21st, legendary German electronic music pioneers, Kraftwerk, treated audiences to unique performances, each highlighting one of their 8 albums in their 40+ year career, reaching all the way back to 1974 with the album Autobahn. Kraftwerk recently launched a...

On Saturday, March 22nd, I had the immense pleasure of seeing the legendary lead singer of Men At Work, Colin Hay, perform his solo show, “Finding My Dance” at the Los Angeles intimate venue, the Largo At The Coronet. The Largo is an excellent venue to catch both famous and...

After a long hard work week, a Friday night concert can be quite exhausting. Fortunately for my concert buddy and I, the sold out St.Vincent show that we attended this past Friday, March 21st at the Wiltern proved to be anything but exhausting and well worth our time! Before St....

“Well, that was a fun show! Pun intended.” These were the remarks from a fellow concertgoer at last night’s sold out Bleachers show at the West Hollywood venue, the Troubadour. This marked their very first show there.   The New York City-based band Bleachers is in-fact fronted by...

In a recent interview, acclaimed musician and radio personality, Charley Tichenor IV, goes into detail regarding his new “psychedelic desert grunge rock” outfit, Dirty Cakes. Intellectually breaking down his opinions on being a musician in Los Angeles, the existence of Grunge,...

Having never been to the renowned El Cid located in Silver Lake, CA I was eager to catch the surf-punk instrumental group, the Reigning Monarchs perform there on Wednesday, March 12th . Interestingly enough, after the El Cid was constructed in 1925, it was first called the Jail...