Grimy Goods

It’s about that time! We’ve flipped our cards and shined our crystal balls and now it’s time to present you all with our annual forecast of Los Angeles artists / bands to watch in the new year. This year we upped the ante from 15 L.A. bands to 20! And trust, after what we saw […]

L.A. based Moaning, made up of Sean Solomon (vocals/guitar), Pascal Stevenson (bass/keys), and Andrew Mackelvie (drums). have just announced their sophomore album Uneasy Laughter (March 20 via Sub Pop). In anticipation, they’ve shared a caustic first single and video for “Ego” which marks a distinct change in style for the post-punk outfit—replacing fuzzed out guitars […]

Best Coast has been a household name of Golden State indie-rock since the release of their debut Crazy For You now a decade ago. The duo, comprised of Bethany Cosentino and Bob Bruno, has now stepped back into the limelight after a four-year hiatus to release an album that is a culmination of the last […]

Tonight’s best concerts in Los Angeles feature Brittany Howard at Hollywood Palladium, The Love Language, Jimmy Whispers at Bootleg Theater, Reverend Horton Heat, The Buttertones at Alex’s Bar, The Memories, Pearl & the Oysters at Zebulon and more. Take a look at all the best shows below and be sure to peep our BEST SHOWS OF […]

Echo Park has been going through a transformation in the last few years and its seen some of its favorite venues change hands or disappear completely. However, there is one new DIY venue that has been making some noise. American Barbershop is, as its name implies, a barbershop by day, but once every other month […]

Midwestern band Disq, freshly signed to Saddle Creek, are gearing up to release their debut album, ‘Collector’ out March 6. The Madison, Wisconsin born band dropped a tasty teaser earlier this month, their newest single, “Daily Routine.” Tour dates announced with Los Angeles concert at The Echo. The song is a grungetastic preview of their […]

After nearly 13 years without performing in front of a live audience, Mandy Moore was welcomed back to the stage with a roaring round of applause, cheers and smiles during the first night of her four-night residency at the Bootleg Theater on Saturday night. The vibes in the room were electric. She opened the show with […]

Tonight’s best concerts in Los Angeles feature Reverend Horton Heat, The Buttertones at Alex’s Bar; Los Dead Dreams, Philthy Dronez at The Echo; Larkin Poe at GRAMMY Museum and more. Take a look at all the best shows below and be sure to peep our BEST SHOWS OF THE MONTH listing for more upcoming concerts in L.A.! […]

After 9 years, Bright Eyes are back. The trio made up of Conor Oberst, Mike Mogis and Nathaniel Walcott, have re-grouped to record and tour in 2020. Bright Eyes have announced tour dates including two Los Angeles concerts at the Hollywood Palladium. For those of you that have missed those soft, sullen vocals and lyrics, it’s time to […]

The Forum in Inglewood was the place to be this past Saturday for iHeartRadio’s third annual ALTer EGO. This years music festival featured some of the biggest names in alternative / indie music including: The Black Keys, Billie Eilish, Coldplay, Rex Orange County, The Lumineers, Shaed, and even old school pop-punks Blink-182. As always, iHeartRadio’sALTer EGO is […]

Canadian born musician Andy Shauf‘s newest single, “Living Room” is an emotional journey that reveals love to be a disjointed and distant experience, but one that is nevertheless strangely beautiful. “Living Room” precedes Shauf’s new album, ‘The Neon Skyline,’ out Jan. 24 and is a wonderful peak into an album that is meant to be […]