Category: LIVE REVIEWS

The Duchess And The Duke, the Seattle duo of Kimberly Morrison and Jesse Lortz, had the task of rallying the

The Morning Benders' sound is almost as sweet as their stage presence. This quartet blends dreamy vocals and beach-y percussion,

The first weekend of the 41st annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival was, as usual, inspiring and full of

The smell of patchouli and incense wafted through the Henry Fonda Theater in Hollywood Tuesday evening. A sold-out crowd enjoyed

Fans got an earful of indie music at the TLA on Saturday night with headliners Midlake, along with singer/songwriter John Grant

On a rainy Thursday night, three energetic bands took the stage at Northern Liberties venue Johnny Brenda’s. First up was

Be honest, Kinks fans. Your first reaction when you heard that Ray Davies had cut an album of Kinks klassics

Hitting the Bottom Lounge stage to the strains of the Tomahawk Chop—by far the coolest use ever for that lame

The Halloween cover show has become an increasingly popular way for bands to exercise their influences, and Saturday’s benefit for

Live Review: Jason Lytle, San Francisco, CA, Oct. 23, 2009 Jason Lytle, troubadour! That's what it came down to last

Originally, Jay Farrar and Ben Gibbard were only supposed to record a couple of songs for what was to be

The Raveonettes are on tour to support new album In And Out Of Control, and if you don't already know