Author Archives: Patricia Sanchez

By pcsanchez7505 “It’s good to be back in the U S of A,” noted the Foals in an Instagram photo after their first show back in the states. The Foals played at the Wiltern on Nov. 29 in LA and was the 29th act to participate in Red Bull Sound Select’s 30 Days in LA. […]

By pcsanchez7505 When Canadian born Dallas Green decided to go solo many years ago, he had one main concern — he wanted the music to speak for itself. So, he chose to take up the stage name City and Colour — a clever choice that still maintains the essence of who he is. On Nov. […]

By pcsanchez7505 Now, I usually write a lot about concerts happening in Los Angeles or Los Angelino bands and music, and with good reason. LA is a huge, if not the hugest, music hub for Southern California. That isn’t to say there isn’t talent to be found in other places. Alaythia Music Store in Hemet, […]

By pcsanchez7505 Fever the Ghost playing Desert Daze, May 2015 On Friday, Nov. 20, Fever the Ghost, the whimsical and fanatical psyche-rock band from Los Angeles, California, will play a free show at the Echoplex along with three other LA bands. In a short amount of time, Fever the Ghost has made quite an impression […]

By pcsanchez7505 Riothorse Royale, an indie rock duo currently residing in LA, will be playing at The Echo in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Nov. 17. This feisty band, consisting of Madi Diaz and Emily Greene, may only have a handful of released songs under their name – Diaz herself released a pop infused album last […]

By pcsanchez7505 Madonna’s Rebel Heart tour took us around the world, sent us spiraling through time and space and showed us a spectacle of events all within the convenient confines of The Forum in Los Angeles. The diva, the original Queen herself, made a dynamic appearance Tuesday night thrilling Southern California fans. Her entry on […]

By pcsanchez7505 Moving Units, the slinky and vivacious punk-dance band from Los Angeles, are working on a new LP, “Damage with Care” and are gearing up to embark on a fall tour that will take them across the states with two stops in Southern California in mid-December. Members Blake Miller, Mike Delgado, Danny DeLeon and […]

By pcsanchez7505 Albert Hammond Jr., fashion designer, former Strokes guitarist and all around musical badass, played an amazing set on Oct. 14 at the newly established Teragram Ballroom. Hammond, who released his third studio album, “Momentary Masters,” this past July, played to a full house of fans who were as rowdy and energetic as ever. […]

By pcsanchez7505 The Lonely Wild, an Indie Folk band from Los Angeles, California, will make a stop at The Satellite on Monday, Oct. 26 to play an intimate show. The band has been touring the states following the release of their new album, “Chasing White Light.” Over the years, the group has toured and played […]

By pcsanchez7505 It’s a bit of an understatement to say Jon Foreman’s stop at the Pomona Glass House last Wednesday was just a performance. In truth, his whole set was very unplanned. That spontaneity unfolded in the most beautiful of ways though, and made for a very honest, sometimes awkward, but completely engaging night. Before […]