
The famed concert promoter is still giving all of us a reason to love live music in 2019 after dropping its latest list of sideshows in support of Coachella’s 20th anniversary.
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The famed concert promoter is still giving all of us a reason to love live music in 2019 after dropping its latest list of sideshows in support of Coachella’s 20th anniversary.
The Southern California concert calendar looks stacked again this April thanks to Goldenvoice’s latest list of sideshows in support of Coachella.
PHOTOS: The South Central rapper has seemingly pushed his legal troubles and album delays aside to focus on his craft — and it showed.
Goldenvoice has once again released a list of sideshows in support of Coachella, and this year’s lineup is jam-packed with top-notch talent.
PHOTOS: This wasn’t the Emancipator Ensemble experience that we’ve witnessed before, but Douglas Appling’s performances have continued to get better with each and every year.
PHOTOS: Interpol frontman Paul Banks and RZA have figured out a formula for their new project that could work in a studio and on a stage.
SHOW REVIEW: It’s clear that the 29-year-old emcee has no plans of letting his inebriation with success — and its subsequent effects — stagger his straight-lined momentum.
If you’re not keen on catching headliners Frank Ocean and Morrissey at FYF but still want to see Bloc Party or The Jesus and Mary Chain without paying for a two-day GA pass, you’re in a bit of luck.
SHOW REVIEW: The Melbourne five-piece left its mark in SF and LA last week with sold-out shows at both The Independent and The Roxy Theatre.
INTERVIEW: A lot changed for Miami Horror founder and bandleader Benjamin Plant when he moved to Los Angeles nearly three years ago — and for the better.
PHOTOS: Less than six months after performing at Culture Collide Festival, the UK native hit the decks in LA and showcased a variety of Latin genres while mixing in a handful of reggae and hip-hop grooves.
SHOW REVIEW: The word has officially gotten out about 24-year-old Nicholas James Murphy, who continues to pack venues across the U.S.
PHOTOS: Despite its last studio album coming more than four years ago, the Toronto quartet unleashed a handful of new songs during its hour-long set at The Roxy Theatre.
SHOW REVIEW: From the sold-out crowd’s roar after every song ended, you would have thought we were in Minnesota.