Kristen’s LA Concert Calendar: 3/2-3/8
Last week was full of musical adventures. I heard new music from Dead Sara and Taylor Locke, discovered a great new band (San Francisco’s The Family Crest), and saw one of my favorites (Dear Boy). I also had the extreme pleasure of seeing The Matches, a band who went on hiatus years ago before I had the chance to see them live. That was an evening I will not soon forget. An added bonus was that most all of the events I attended last week were on the early side giving me more time for important things like sleeping and post-show hangs with friends.
There are more great show opportunities next week. If you’re really lucky, you scored a ticket to The Troubadour Tuesday night to see Brandi Carlile. I can’t stop listening to her new song, “The Eye”.
Here’s what else I’ve got:
Monday: Conway, MILLK FREE at The Satellite (11pm)
ALSO: It’s a School Night at Bardot f. Mikky Ekko, The Peach Kings, Kevin Garrett, and Chelsea Lankes (8:30)
ALSO: Monday Monday at Room 5 f. Scott Mellis, Nina Storey, Joel Eckels Music, etc (8pm)
Tuesday: Brandi Carlile at The Troubadour (8pm)
ALSO: Nicholas David w/ Strangers You Know at The Mint (9pm)
Weds: Kiven, Sad Robot at The Viper Room (9pm)
ALSO: Pete RG at The Mint (9:35)
ALSO: R5 w/ Magic Giant at The Roxy (8pm)
Thursday: Alexz Johnson at The Hotel Cafe (8pm)
ALSO: Broods w/ Mikky Ekko at The Fonda (9pm)
Friday: Maudlin Stranters w/ Hunny and Yukon Blonde at The Satellite (9pm)
ALSO: Forebear FREE at Mrs. Fish (9:30)
ALSO: Umphrey’s McGee at The Wiltern (7pm)
ALSO: Urban Glow f. Samuel J and Sun Rai at The Hotel Cafe (10pm)
ALSO: Northern Youth at Silverlake Lounge (9pm)
ALSO: Boots Electric at The Viper Room (10pm)
Saturday: The Districts w/ Cheers Elephant at The Troubadour (8pm)
ALSO: Joshua Radin w/ Rachael Yamagata & Cary Brothers at The Fonda (8pm)
ALSO: Maudlin Strangers w/ Dear Boy FREE at Slidebar Fullerton (8pm)
ALSO: Unplug LA at Electric Lodge f. Magic Giant (7pm)
ALSO: Lissie at The Lyric Theater (8pm)
ALSO: Lucinda Williams at McCabe’s (8pm)
Sunday: Josh Damigo at The Hotel Cafe (9:30)
ALSO: The Lovebirds FREE at Old Oak Cellars in Pasadena (3:45)
ALSO: Lucinda Williams at McCabe’s (8pm)
To Keep in Mind:
March 10th: San Cisco at The Troubadour
March 12th: Walk the Moon w/ The Griswolds at Hollywood Palladium
March 13th: Sir Sly at The Wiltern
March 13th: MisterWives at The Troubadour
March 14th: Wolf Alice at Bootleg HiFi
March 19th: Joe Pug at The Echo
March 24th: Neulore at The Mint
March 24th: The Ting Tings at The Fonda
March 27th: Echosmith at The Fonda Theatre
April 2nd: Punch Brothers at The Fonda
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/14th: Royal Blood at The Fonda
April 13th: Desaparecidos at The Roxy
April 23rd: Joe Firstman at The Hotel Cafe
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 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 24th/25th: Ed Sheeran at Hollywood Bowl
July 12th: NEEDTOBREATHE at Greek Theatre
September 16th: Carbon Leaf at The Roxy
~ Kristen
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If you’re looking for new music on this fine Tuesday, head directly to your music outlet of choice and pick up The Lone Bellow’s new album, Then Came The Morning. This second album from the folk-indie trio from Brooklyn really hits the musical spot. This band won me over when I saw them perform at The Way Over Yonder Fest and this album does an amazing job at capturing the band’s incredible energy and genuine emotion. The album’s title and opening track sets the tone with its gospel-esque choir and powerful blending of vocals. Other highlights include the build-up to the exclamatory chorus in “Take My Love”, the quiet beauty of “Call to War”, and the rockin’ guitar in the foot-stoppin’ “Heaven Don’t Call Me Home”.
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