It’s Sunday night and we’re Revvin Up The CJ7 and Driving to Hawaii. Well, actually, we're just driving to West Hollywood where indie surf rock band Summer Salt are playing a sold out show at The Roxy. Summer Salt, led by guitar player and singer Matt Terry and drummer Eugene Chung are a few shows away from finishing up their recent “Soft Serve” tour in which they are playing a little more acoustic and unplugged than shows they’ve done in the past.
Read MoreHaving traveled all the way from Los Angeles to Scotland to see Less Than Jake perform was well worth the time and energy. This past week at 02 Academy Glasgow, LTJ and a star studded cast of openers (Mille Manders and the Shutup, The Toasters, and Skinny Lister), put on a memorable night of music that we’ll hold with us forever. If you weren’t there for whatever reason, please don’t miss out on our full review and photo gallery detailing the night below.
Read MoreKicking off a legendary night for Ska and Punk music, Millie Manders and the Shutup absolutely commanded the stage for their opening set at 02 Academy Glasgow. Laying the groundwork for The Toasters, Skinny Lister, and Less Than Jake, we honestly believe that they brought the most energy into the mix. If you were there, you got to experience the greatness, but if you weren’t, we’ve got a full concert review and photo gallery to live through the night.
Read MoreIt’s a beautiful Monday night and the stars are out…but here in Hollywood the only stars we can see are the ones lining the ground on the walk over to the historic Fonda Theater where singer-songwriter Lola Kirke has taken the stage. The first thing we notice about Lola as she comes on is her bright energy and contagious smile. Decked out in bright pink from her leggings all the way to the cowboy boots, Lola quickly showed us her variety and tendency for flawlessly blending styles.
Read MoreIn typical Thundercat fashion, last night at Glasgow’s famous Barrowlands Ballroom, he shredded the faces off of thousands of concert goers for a night that will go down in musical history. Having traveled all the way from Los Angeles to Glasgow for the event, we can confidently say that the trip was worth it, and Thundercat continues to stay at the tip top of his live game. Check out our full review of the night’s events below.
Read MoreStarting the night with a song from their newest album, Surface Sounds, KALEO set the mood with “Break My Baby”, a bluesy rock song that took full advantage of guitar player and lead singer JJ’s incredible vocal range. Behind JJ, the rest of the band, comprised of drummer David Antonsson, bassist Danny Kristjansson, lead guitarist Rubin Pollock, and mandolin/harmonica player “Thor,” played with equal parts of soul and style.
Read MorePlaying the largest occupancy show of their career so far, Parcels delivered one of the most high energy and dance-filled shows we’ve ever witnessed. For a moment in time, the best place to be on Planet Earth was Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium. Please check out our full concert review and photo gallery below to properly relive the night.
Read MoreIt’s not too often nowadays that an opening set can completely blow us away, but Mildlife managed to do exactly that during their stint as the opener for Parcels at the Hollywood Palladium. Below you can find our glowing review of their music, as well as a full photo gallery detailing the night with visuals.
Read MoreA night that will surely go down in music history, we got to witness the absolute greatness that was Father John Misty performing with the LA Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California. Accompanying our full review will be some sneakily taken iPhone photos and a short clips from the show, which you can find by scrolling right to the bottom. However if you’d like to relive the night, please read on!
Read MoreIt’s not often we’re so enthralled with a concert that we forget to take pictures or videos, but last night when Kishi Bishi played with the Oregon Symphony at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, that’s exactly what happened. Truly a show of a lifetime, we can’t wait to detail for you legitimately one of the most profound and emotional shows we’ve ever witnessed.
Read MorePerfectly complementing each other for a night full of complex music, Spaceface and Reptaliens rolled into Portland, Oregon’s Mississippi Studios for an incredibly memorable night. Fresh off their newest records Anemoia and Multiverse, it didn’t take long for the crowd to become quickly captivated by their fully inclusive sets. We were there witnessing it first hand and we’ve even got a full photo gallery below if you missed out on the wild night.
Read MoreRight on the heels of his second LP release, Cowboy Tears, we got the incredible opportunity to witness the greatness of Oliver Tree at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. To say it was fantastic would be a legitimate understatement. Further expanding on his already appealing set design, he left nothing to the imagination and fully brought the energy for a sea of concert goers that ate up every moment of it. We’ve got a full review and photo gallery to check out below.
Read MoreFresh off the release of their second full length record Water Your Garden, Magic City Hippies stormed into Los Angeles’ The Belasco on a mission, to shred the night away with a show that completely blew our minds. Whether you’ve listened to their music or not, let this concert recap be the reason to either dive headfirst into their discography or catch them at a show immediately if they happen to be coming to a city near you.
Read MoreBringing the emotions out of legitimately every concert goer at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium, Polo & Pan are continuing to prove why they’ve got one of the best live shows in music right now. We were there to witness it, so please, let us tell you all about it.
Read MoreWith anticipation running higher than we’ve ever witnessed, Jeff Rosenstock and his immensely talented band stormed into Los Angeles’ El Rey Theater on a mission. Currently on their NO DREAM tour, this one of the rare shows where the band played 2020’s ska version of the record in full, aptly titled SKA DREAM. Plain and simple, this was the only place to be in the world for one night where everything felt quite right.
Read MoreNot too often do we get to see a band hailing from the Isle of Wight, and we were absolutely not disappointed at the end of the night. Selling out one of most well known venues on the Eastside of Los Angeles, the British indie band, Wet Leg, delivered an incredibly energetic and thrilling show at The Echo.
Read MorePulling out all the stops and ultimately hypnotizing every concertgoer in attendance, Thievery Corporation continues to be one of music’s best live shows. Witnessing their flawless set this past week at Denver’s Fillmore Auditorium was an absolute joy and just goes to show that this veteran band has no plans to slow it down. Check out our full review of the show below.
Read MoreLike always, Thundercat continues to put on some of the most memorable and hypnotizing shows in the entire world. Last night at Denver’s Mission Ballroom was no different, and in fact, immediately shot to the top of one of our all time favorites. Cycling through his greatest hits from Grammy-nominated album It Is What It Is, Drunk, and blowing people’s minds with his skills, there wasn’t an unaffected concert goer in the entire arena.
Read MoreHaving never witnessed Channel Tres in any live capacity before, he single handedly blew our minds and gained our respect after witnessing his greatness at Denver’s Mission Ballroom. Closing out his opening act stint with Thundercat on his latest tour had to have been a dream come true and we’re beyond thrilled that we had the opportunity to catch it live. Below you can find our full review and photo gallery of the night.
Read MoreBringing immense amounts of holiday spirit to The Theatre at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, California, She & Him powered through a career-spanning setlist that left everyone with smiles on their faces and jingles stuck in their head. No matter where you were in the theatre, it was truly impossible not to have the time of your life.
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