Kristen’s LA Concert Calendar: 3/30-4/5

I tried a new boba establishment today. I went all the way to Little Tokyo to get it, but the brown sugar milk tea was top notch!  It was almost worth the ridiculous drive home fighting all the beach traffic. I guess this is what happens when LA decides to be ridiculously warm in March…sigh. I’m looking forward to next week when the weather (hopefully) cools down a bit. Next weekend is WonderCon in Anaheim. If you’re planning on being there, come visit The High Voltage small press booth. There will be some fun fill in the blank buttons!

As for music, my show pick of the week is Thursday  night at The Hotel Cafe for the Tim Jones record release show. Tim is a member of Truth & Salvage Co., one of my beloved LA bands (before they up and moved to Nashville). The special guest list looks includes Cary Brothers, Scott Kinnebrew, and Leslie Stevens. It’s going to be a great night!

Here are the rest of my picks:

 

Monday: It’s a School Night at Bardot f. Scott Weiland & The Wildabouts
ALSO: Conway FREE at The Satellite (11pm)
ALSO: Brian Fest at The Fonda Theater (8:30)
ALSO: Monday Monday at Room 5 (8pm)

 

Tuesday: Dark Waves FREE at Dirty Laundry (10pm)
ALSO: Spurs w/ Adam Arcuragi, Great Ceasar at The Hotel Cafe (8, 9)
ALSO: The Two Tens at Los Globos (9pm)
ALSO: George Stanford FREE at The Piano Bar (10pm)

 

Weds: Bronze Radio Return w/ Swear and Shake at The Satellite (9pm)
ALSO: The Soft White Sixties at The Viper Room (8pm)
ALSO: Ibeyi at The Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever (9pm)

 

Thursday: Tim Jones w/ special guests at The Hotel Cafe…record release show (9pm)
ALSO: The Mondegreen’s at Silverlake Lounge
ALSO: Spin Cycle Music Series FREE at TRiP f. Gun Hill Royals (8pm)
ALSO: Guster at The Wiltern (7pm)
ALSO: Punch Brothers at The Fonda (9pm)
ALSO: Sam Jam w/ HAIM at The Troubadour (7pm)

 

Friday: Dear Boy and Kitten at The Troubadour (8pm)
ALSO: The Cerny Brothers, The Roofbeam Carpenters at The Hotel Cafe (10,12)
ALSO: AMFMS, Western Scene at The Satellite (9pm)
ALSO: Nikka Costa at The Roxy (9pm)

 

Saturday: Ernie Halter at The Hotel Cafe (8pm)
ALSO: Tobias Jesso Jr. at The Echo (9pm)
ALSO: Puddle of Mudd at The El Rey (7:30)
ALSO: Ben Sollee and Yonder Mountain String Band at The House of Blues (8pm)

 

Sunday: Tobias Jesso Jr at Bootleg HiFi (8pm)

 

To Keep in Mind:
April 7th: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness at The Roxy
April 7th: Civil Twilight at The Troubadour
April 9th: Kimbra at The El Rey
April 13th: Royal Blood at The Fonda
April 13th: Plain White T’s at The Troubadour
April 13th: Desaparecidos at The Roxy
April 14th: Brandon Flowers at The Troubadour
April 15th: Desaparecidos at The Shrine
April 15th: Night Riots at The Troubadour
April 16th: Mighty Oaks and Milky Chance at The Mayan Theatre
April 17th: The Silent Comedy at The Record Parlour
April 18th: Jakob Dylan at The Troubadour
April 23rd: Joe Firstman at The Hotel Cafe
April 23rd: Jared & The Mill at Bootleg HiFi
April 23rd: Joe Firstman at The Hotel Cafe
April 24th: Damien Rice at The Greek Theatre
April 25th: The Kaiser Chiefs at The Wiltern
April 27th: Zane Carney at The Troubadour
April 27th: Maniac at The Echo
May 1st: Tony Lucca at The Hotel Cafe
May 2nd: The Decemberists at Greek Theatre
May 2nd: OK Go at The Wiltern
May 3rd: Tonight Alive at The Wiltern
May 5th: Kodaline at The Wiltern
May 8th: Jessie Baylin at The Troubadour
May 8th: The Mowgli’s at The Regent Theatre
May 11th/12th: The Bird & The Bee at Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever
May 14th: James Bay at The Fonda Theatre
May 16th: Two Gallants at The Roxy
May 16th: Lydia at The Troubadour
May 19th: Prides at The Echo
May 20th: Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds at The Orpheum
May 20th: Shakey Graves at The Fonda
May 20th: Rocco Deluca at The Troubadour
May 28th: Mae at The El Rey
May 29th/30th: The Bangles at The Troubadour
May 31st: Kopecky at Saint Rocke
May 31st/June1st: Jack Garratt at The Troubadour
June 2nd: The Script at The Wiltern
June 4th: Dustin Kensrue at The Troubadour
June 11th: Jukebox the Ghost at The Greek Theatre
June 11th: Ivan & Alyosha at The Roxy
June 16th, 17th, 19th: Butch Walker at The Masonic Lodge
June 24th/25th: Ed Sheeran at Hollywood Bowl
June 30th: The Griswolds at The Troubadour
July 12th: NEEDTOBREATHE at Greek Theatre
August 1st: AWOLNATION at Hollywood Palladium
August 17th: Lights at The Greek Theatre
September 16th: Carbon Leaf at The Roxy
October 15th: twenty one pilots w/ Echosmith at The Greek Theatre

 

~ Kristen

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Kristen’s LA Concert Calendar: 3/23-3/29

I hope you’ve been checking out my SXSW recaps on both LMN and High Voltage. Austin, as usual, has given me everything I wanted and more during this most special week of the year (including an amazing birthday). I’m heading back to LA tomorrow with great sadness.

Next week, I’d highly recommend checking out Jack Garratt at The Hotel Cafe Thursday night. Also Thursday, I’ve been hearing great things about the Swedish band, Indevotion playing Amplyfi.

Here’s the rest of my suggestions:

 

Monday: Years & Years w/ Laura Welsh at The Avalon (8pm)
ALSO: Hunnypot Radio FREE at The Mint (7pm)
ALSO: Airbag One FREE at The Echo (9pm)
ALSO: Conway FREE at The Satellite (11pm)
ALSO: of Montreal at Largo (8:30)

 

Tuesday: Neulore and The Last Bison at The Mint (9pm)
ALSO: Greg Holden, Toby Lightman at The Hotel Cafe (7, 8)
ALSO: Oh Honey at The Roxy (8:30)
ALSO: Matthew E. White at The Echo (10pm)
ALSO: The Delta Riggs at The Satellite (10pm)
ALSO: Rubblebucket w/ SWIMM at The Echoplex (8pm)
ALSO: The Ting Tings at The Fonda (9pm)

 

Weds: Years & Years w/ Laura Welsh at The Troubadour (8pm)
ALSO: Orla Gartland, Distant Cousins at The Hotel Cafe (8, 10)
ALSO: The Watkins Family Hour at Largo (8:30)

 

Thursday: Jack Garratt w/ Javier Dunn at The Hotel Cafe (7pm)
ALSO: Indevotion at Amplyfi (8pm)
ALSO: River City Extension, The Wild Reeds, Air Traffic Controller at The Troubadour (8pm)

 

Friday: Jim Bianco, The New Peter Gabrielz at The Hotel Cafe (9, 10)
ALSO: Echosmith at The Fonda Theater (9pm)
ALSO: JEFF the Brotherhood at The Troubadour (8pm)

 

Saturday: Michael Bernard Fitzgerald at The Hotel Cafe (midnight)
ALSO: The Entrance Band, Twerps, Happyness at The Echo (9pm)

 

Sunday: The Brevet at The Hotel Cafe (8pm)
ALSO: Dana Fuchs at Saint Rocke (7pm)
ALSO: Hawthorne Heights at The Mint (8pm)

 

To Keep in Mind:
March 30th: Brian Fest at The Fonda Theatre
April 2nd: Guster at The Wiltern
April 2nd: Punch Brothers at The Fonda
April 3rd: Jason Walker at The Hotel Cafe
April 3rd: Dear Boy at The Troubadour
April 4th: Ben Sollee at The House of Blues
April 7th: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness at The Roxy
April 7th: Civil Twilight at The Troubadour
April 13th: Royal Blood at The Fonda
April 13th: Desaparecidos at The Roxy
April 15th: Desaparecidos at The Shrine
April 16th: Mighty Oaks and Milky Chance at The Mayan Theatre
April 17th: The Silent Comedy at The Record Parlour
April 23rd: Joe Firstman at The Hotel Cafe
April 23rd: Jared & The Mill at Bootleg HiFi
April 24th: Damien Rice at The Greek Theatre
April 25th: The Kaiser Chiefs at The Wiltern
April 27th: Zane Carney at The Troubadour
May 1st: Tony Lucca at The Hotel Cafe
May 2nd: The Decemberists at Greek Theatre
May 2nd: OK Go at The Wiltern
May 3rd: Tonight Alive at The Wiltern
May 14th: James Bay at The Fonda Theatre
May 16th: Two Gallants at The Roxy
May 16th: Lydia at The Troubadour
May 19th: Prides at The Echo
May 20th: Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds at The Orpheum
May 29th/30th: The Bangles at The Troubadour
June 11th: Ivan & Alyosha at The Roxy
June 16th: Butch Walker at The Masonic Lodge
June 24th/25th: Ed Sheeran at Hollywood Bowl
July 12th: NEEDTOBREATHE at Greek Theatre
August 1st: AWOLNATION at Hollywood Palladium
September 16th: Carbon Leaf at The Roxy

 

~ Kristen

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SXSW 2015 Saturday Recap

I think it was Amanda who said SXSW is all about the small miracles.  From stumbling upon your new favorite band to feeling hungry and wandering into a party with free food to constantly running into your friends, SXSW is just a magical place where everything seems to go right. This year has been particularly generous with the miracles. Today’s manifested itself in a last minute set from our new favorite Irish rockers, Walking on Cars. We were devastated to miss their final show so when a friend had a band cancel a showcase, we helped reach out to Walking on Cars (thank you twitter!) and somehow, about an hour later, the band was on stage performing for us. Dream come true!

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After this unexpected glory, the rest of the day was just gravy. The sky drizzled, but the weather held fairly well as we spent the early afternoon wandering around The Rainey Street area. We sampled parties such as the Culture Collide/Hard Rock event, The Noisetrade Party, and the Closets for Causes event which featured some pretty amazing Australian yogurt. Other band highlights include the incredibly fun and infectious Taymir and Nashville’s Colony House. I had seen Colony House before, but I had forgotten just how hard the band can rock. They made me very excited about their upcoming tor opening for NEEDTOBREATHE.

Our final day party was at Lucky Lounge, our first real venture to the west side all week (!). We went to see Irontom.  I’ve seen this LA band countless times, but there is something special about seeing a favorite band at the end of SXSW on the brink of delirium. Everyone was exhausted but still having the time of their lives. The band didn’t even blink when the audience demanded an encore and they launched into their high energy cover of Gorillaz’s “Feel Good Inc.”  This will go down as one of my top sets of the week…and not just because we got a song dedication.

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Saturday night, I tried to get in as many sets as possible, seeing artists I’d missed earlier in the week. I finally got to see a full set from UK rock outfit, Mallory Knox. I also was thrilled to catch bits of Rueben and the Dark, Not In Your Face, Air Bag One, The Two Tens and Steve Smyth. However, more so than discovering new music, the end of the evening became about spending some last moments with friends, both new and old. I kept running into people on the street which is an amazing feat considering the flood of pedestrians on Sixth Street. The midnight set of Mini Mansion brought out quite a few familiar faces. It was an experience seeing some of the musicians I am used to seeing on the stage, being in the audience and completely geeking out over live music.

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The end of SXSW became like the end of any good show with that slow walk to the door becoming a slow walk to the hotel, taking time saying goodbye and goodnight to everyone. Lots of hugs. Always lots of hugs. I interviewed the singer from Colony House earlier in the day and asked what he learned from his SXSW experience. He mentioned the importance of hugs. I think he knows what’s up.

So, there you go. SXSW, all about miracles and hugs. I already can’t wait for next year!

 

If you are still around Austin, Stubb’s is hosting a great party today. Stellar line-up including several of our SXSW 2015 faves. Check it out here: http://consciousimmaturity.org/

 

~ Kristen

SXSW 2015 – Thursday Recap

Man oh man, I am loving SXSW 2015! My feet are killing me and my memory is foggy, but I’ll do my best to relay the glories of my Thursday in Austin.

The rain held off for another day, but the morning heat was a bit much to deal with. After a breakfast of fruit and bagels at the Planet Quebec Mixer, I found myself standing in the sun, dripping with sweat, waiting for James Bay to take the stage. Thankfully, by the time he got there, I had squeezed my way into the shade of the speakers so I could fully enjoy his set. I keep seeming to miss James but his song “Move Together” is in regular rotation in my head radio. I was thrilled when he played it. Thrilled! If the audience at The Spotify House is any indication, this guy is going places.

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Most of the afternoon, Amanda and I spent running from set to set sampling as many bands as we could. We danced with Misterwives and Whiskey Shivers, ate McDonald’s French Fries with Yukon Blonde, and chilled with The Ballroom Thieves and some Boston-ites at the Berklee Music Party. Today also had some slower grooves. Paper Aeroplanes at The British Embassy sounded like a breath of fresh air after walking down the noise of 6th street. I also really enjoyed Thrice frontman, Dustin Kensrue showing his softer side with just his voice and acoustic guitar.

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At some point, we found our way into the convention center meandering around the Gear Expo and Flatstock, an exposition of poster art design. The later was like an art museum. It was fascinating to see the different styles and techniques. We also had run-ins with a couple bands we saw and enjoyed yesterday, Buffalo Sunn and Mallory Knox.

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The evening began with the Nylon Party at The W Hotel where we were entertained both by the bell-bottomed rocking Zella Day and a photo booth where people could pose with pink Nylon guitars.  Then it was on to dinner and dancing. Dinner provided by the King’s Hawaiian food truck at Rachael Ray’s Feedback Party (desert courtesy of Jeni’s ice cream) and dancing with Rubblebucket at the IFC Fairgrounds and Jared & The Mill at The Feedback Party. The highlight for me was Jared & The Mill’s harmonious “Breathe Me In”.

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We capped off the night with a one two punch from Frank Turner and Butch Walker. After seeing the pair at The Hotel Cafe a couple months ago, having them play back to back seems the most obvious thing in the world. Frank incited the room at The Red 7 Patio, playing hit after hit, joking about his struggles to keep the drinking to a minimum, and swapping shirts with a fan onstage. Butch took it down a notch next door at Red 7, singing songs off his new album, Afraid of Ghosts, and telling tales of his SXSW experiences. The man knows how to hold an audience. The cries for an encore did not move the venue to adjust their schedule, but on the bright side, it meant home and in bed just that much sooner.

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We had one on the street random run-in with Taylor Hanson and thus ended Thursday SXSW 2015.

 

~ Kristen

 

If you’re in Austin, here are a few acts we recommend for tomorrow (Friday 3/20):

1:55 – Walking on Cars at BD Riley’s (Great Irish Breakfast)

2:30 – Charlotte OC at Palm Door Indoors (UMG Experience)

3:15 – Clockwise at Brush Square Park

4:30 – Young Rising Sons at Palm Door (UMG Experience)

6-9pm – Dotan, The Mowglis, and Charles Hamilton at Republic SX Compound

8:45 – Laura Marling, Foreign Fields, Leon Bridges, James Bay, and Jack Garratt at St. David’s Church (go for the whole night and stay out of the rain!)

Top Ten Acts to See at SXSW 2015

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. We’re not talking about Christmas, but SXSW! We’re back! We got in this morning and the experience has already been quite magical. Of course I have my 20 page “schedule” of bands I want to see, but even that can be quite overwhelming. To help with your show picks, here are our top selections this year.

1. Dear Boy

LMN band love Dear Boy is back in Austin. This band doesn’t get out of So-Cal that often, so it’s imperative to catch them here at SXSW.

Where to see them:
2pm Wednesday at Buzzbands Showcase (Bar 96)
9:30 Thursday at Red 7 Patio

 

2. Brandi Carlile

Just listen to this song. She’s only playing one show. It’s a can’t miss.

Where to see her:
11pm Wednesday at Central Presbyterian Church

 

3. Fatherson

I pressed play on an unfamiliar song entitled “James” and immediately fell in love with this Scottish band.

Where to see them:
3:50 Wednesday at The British Embassy (Latitude 30)
8:30 Sunday at The Conscious Immaturity Charity Showcase (Stubb’s)

 

4.Mallory Knox

One of the best aspects of SXSW is that is brings international bands that you may not otherwise get to know in a live setting. Mallory Knox sits at the top of the list of bands I’d like to get acquainted with.

Where to see them:
4:40 Wednesday at The British Embassy (Latitude 30)
10pm Saturday at Red 7 Patio

 

5. James Bay

I have been in love with the music of James Bay for a while now. I anticipate big things so I’d like to catch him in an intimate setting before it’s too late.

Where to see him:
1pm Thursday at The Spotify House (901 E 6th St)
11:45pm Friday at St. David’s Church

 

Also on the must see list:

6. Irontom

7. Highly Suspect

8. Jared & The Mill

9. Walking On Cars

10. Taymir

 

~ Kristen

Kristen’s LA Concert Calendar: 3/16-3/22

Well, it’s off to SXSW I go! While I am in Austin, here’s what I got for you back in Los Angeles. If I were here I wouldn’t miss Joe Pug at The Echo Thursday night. I’m actually a bit miffed to be missing this show, especially after hearing Pug’s last album, Windfall. Someone please go to that show for me.

 

Monday: Ben Ottewell at The Hotel Cafe (8pm)
ALSO: Conway FREE at The Satellite (11pm)
ALSO: Monday Monday at Room 5 f. Josiah Leming, The Zmed Brothers, Michael Doman, etc. (8pm)

 

Tuesday: Forebear at Bootleg HiFi (8pm)
ALSO: Flogging Molly at Hollywood Palladium (8pm)

 

Weds: We Are The West at The Mint (8:30)
ALSO: Decoded at The Viper Room (9pm)
ALSO: Susanna Hoffs & Friends at Largo (8:30)

 

Thursday: Joe Pug w/ Field Report at The Echo (8pm)
ALSO: David Ford at Bootleg HiFi (9pm)
ALSO: Aimee Mann and Ted Leo at Largo (8:30)

 

Friday: Lee Dewyze, Antigone Rising, State to State & The Midnight Pine at The Hotel Cafe (7, 9, 11)
ALSO: Aimee Mann and Ted Leo at Largo (8:30)
ALSO: Chris Pierce Trio at Harvelle’s (9pm)
ALSO: Beardyman at The Regent Theater (8pm)

 

Saturday: Act As If, The Absolute, The Janks at The Hotel Cafe (9, 10, 11)

 

Sunday: of Montreal at The Regent Theater (8pm)
ALSO: The Airborne Toxic Event at Tower Theatre (7pm)

 

 

To Keep in Mind:
March 24th: Neulore at The Mint
March 24th: The Ting Tings at The Fonda
March 24th: Oh Honey at The Roxy
March 27th: Echosmith at The Fonda Theatre
March 30th: Brian Fest at The Fonda Theatre
April 2nd: Guster at The Wiltern
April 2nd: Punch Brothers at The Fonda
April 3rd: Jason Walker at The Hotel Cafe
April 3rd: Dear Boy at The Troubadour
April 4th: Ben Sollee at The House of Blues
April 7th: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness at The Roxy
April 7th: Civil Twilight at The Troubadour
April 13th: Royal Blood at The Fonda
April 13th: Desaparecidos at The Roxy
April 15th: Desaparecidos at The Shrine
April 16th: Mighty Oaks and Milky Chance at The Mayan Theatre
April 17th: The Silent Comedy at The Record Parlour
April 23rd: Joe Firstman at The Hotel Cafe
April 23rd: Jared & The Mill at Bootleg HiFi
April 24th: Damien Rice at The Greek Theatre
April 25th: The Kaiser Chiefs at The Wiltern
April 27th: Zane Carney at The Troubadour
May 1st: Tony Lucca at The Hotel Cafe
May 2nd: The Decemberists at Greek Theatre
May 2nd: OK Go at The Wiltern
May 3rd: Tonight Alive at The Wiltern
May 14th: James Bay at The Fonda Theatre
May 16th: Two Gallants at The Roxy
May 16th: Lydia at The Troubadour
May 19th: Prides at The Echo
May 20th: Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds at The Orpheum
May 29th/30th: The Bangles at The Troubadour
June 11th: Ivan & Alyosha at The Roxy
June 16th: Butch Walker at The Masonic Lodge
June 24th/25th: Ed Sheeran at Hollywood Bowl
July 12th: NEEDTOBREATHE at Greek Theatre
August 1st: AWOLNATION at Hollywood Palladium
September 16th: Carbon Leaf at The Roxy

 

~ Kristen

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Kristen’s LA Concert Calendar: 3/9-3/15

T-1 week before takeoff to Austin for SXSW’s music week. I thought I was doing well keeping up with the bands and invites and whatnot until last week. I think I just took on too much.  This week will be another doozey, but the more work I get done, the more I will be able to enjoy myself in Austin. Fingers crossed for maximum productivity!

In the meantime, plenty of live shows to keep me motivated. Several of my SXSW picks are in Los Angeles this week including Young Rising Sons, San Cisco, Halsey, Jared & The Mill, Wolf Alice, and Jeremy Loops. SO, if you’re sad you won’t be at SXSW, here’s your chance to get a taste.

Monday: It’s a School Night at Bardot f. Young Rising Sons, The New Peter Gabrielz (8:30)
ALSO: Hunnypot Radio Live FREE at The Mint f. Young Creatures (7pm)
ALSO: The Tragic Thrills at The Lyric Theatre (8pm)
ALSO: Conway, The Bulls, Kid Cadaver FREE at The Satellite (9pm)
ALSO: Monday Monday at Room 5 f. Joel Eckels Music, Miranda Lee Richards, George Stanford, Clare Means, etc. (8pm)

 

Tuesday: Lakes, The Show Ponies, Branches at Bootleg HiFi (8pm)
ALSO: San Cisco FREE at Amoeba Records (6pm)
ALSO: Romeo Testa at The Satellite (9pm)
ALSO: San Cisco at The Troubadour (8pm)

 

Weds: Howlin’ Rain at The Echo (9pm)
ALSO: Halsey and Young Rising Sons at The Troubadour (8pm)
ALSO: These Reigning Days, The New Peter Gabrielz at The Viper Room (8pm)
ALSO: Hey Rosetta! at Bootleg HiFi (9pm)
ALSO: Mat Kearny at The Wiltern (6:30)

 

Thursday: Jared & The Mill at The Sayers Club (10:45)
ALSO: Alex Johnson at The Hotel Cafe (10pm)
ALSO: 2:54, Honeyblood at The Echoplex (9pm)
ALSO: The Two Tens and Electric Six at The Roxy (9pm)
ALSO: Tall Tales & The Silver Lining at The Mint (9:35)
ALSO: Kevin Devine & The Goddamn Band at The Echo (9pm)
ALSO: The Griswolds and Walk the Moon at Hollywood Palladium (7pm)

 

Friday: Matthew Jordan, Terra Naomi at Room 5 (9, 10)
ALSO: The Record Company w/ Ivory DeVille, Miranda Lee Richards at The Satellite  (9pm)
ALSO: The Shakers FREE at O’Brien’s
ALSO: Ewert and The Two Dragons at The Hotel Cafe (9pm)
ALSO: Bad Romantics at The Mint (9:30)
ALSO: Kongos, Sir Sly, Colony House at The Wiltern (7pm)
ALSO: MisterWives, BORNS, and Handsome Ghost at The Troubadour (7pm)

 

Saturday: Wolf Alice w/ The Moth & The Flame at Bootleg HiFi (8pm)
ALSO: Chantal Kreviazuk at The Hotel Cafe (9pm)
ALSO: Bayside at House of Blues (6:30)

 

Sundays: Jeremy Loops at Saint Rocke (7pm)

 

 

 

To Keep in Mind:
March 19th: Joe Pug at The Echo
March 24th: Neulore at The Mint
March 24th: The Ting Tings at The Fonda
March 24th: Oh Honey at The Roxy
March 27th: Echosmith at The Fonda Theatre
March 30th: Brian Fest at The Fonda Theatre
April 2nd: Guster at The Wiltern
April 2nd: Punch Brothers at The Fonda
April 3rd: Jason Walker at The Hotel Cafe
April 3rd: Dear Boy at The Troubadour
April 4th: Ben Sollee at The House of Blues
April 7th: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness at The Roxy
April 7th: Civil Twlight at The Troubadour
April 13th: Royal Blood at The Fonda
April 13th: Desaparecidos at The Roxy
April 15th: Desaparecidos at The Shrine
April 16th: Mighty Oaks and Milky Chance at The Mayan Theatre
April 17th: The Silent Comedy at The Record Parlour
April 23rd: Joe Firstman at The Hotel Cafe
April 23rd: Jared & The Mill at Bootleg HiFi
April 24th: Damien Rice at The Greek Theatre
April 25th: The Kaiser Chiefs at The Wiltern
April 27th: Zane Carney at The Troubadour
May 1st: Tony Lucca at The Hotel Cafe
May 2nd: The Decemberists at Greek Theatre
May 2nd: OK Go at The Wiltern
May 3rd: Tonight Alive at The Wiltern
May 14th: James Bay at The Fonda Theatre
May 16th: Two Gallants at The Roxy
May 20th: Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds at The Orpheum
May 29th/30th: The Bangles at The Troubadour
June 1st: Honeyhoney at The El Rey
June 24th/25th: Ed Sheeran at Hollywood Bowl
July 12th: NEEDTOBREATHE at Greek Theatre
August 1st: AWOLNATION at Hollywood Palladium
September 16th: Carbon Leaf at The Roxy

 

~ Kristen

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