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Blue Midnight at Three Clubs Hollywod, CA
Material: Blue Midnight is a hard rock group complete with outstanding vocals, two guitars, a great rhythm section and even a violin. Think Evanescence meets Iron Maiden with ... -
Zyles at The Mint Los Angeles, CA
Material: An East Coast to Bay Area transplant, Zyles has successfully showcased two sides of his musical persona in, well, two singles. Debut track “Sundresses” highlights heavy retro grooves ... -
Claude Hall at the Baked Potato in Studio City, CA
Material: The voice of Claude Hall carries a sentimental tune that has grown beyond her New York City roots and her Caribbean background. Her live show offers tales full ... -
Nerve at Sonia in Cambridge, MA
Material: To say Swiss-born Jojo Mayer was born to play the drums isn’t just hyperbole––his mother proclaims he was kicking to the rhythm while still in utero. ... -
Mariami at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Mariami explores a world of conceptual ideas throughout her music. The formerly New York, now LA-based artist played a six-song set, with a range of differently themed tracks. ... -
TwoLips at The Echo in Los Angeles, CA
Material: TwoLips is more than just the stage moniker of Kianah Jay. It's a narrative that blends her musical influences with the painful effects of growing up as ... -
Bevin at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Bevin can definitely advertise some powerful, emotional songs. Notable standouts in the set were “Fade Me To Black,” “Nowhere To Build a Fire,” and “In The Name ... -
Neverwonder at Dipiazza's in Long Beach, CA
Material: It’s an odd name, Neverwonder, and yet it’s oddly appropriate because you never have to wonder what this Los Angeles based band is about. The brainchild of ... -
Hawaiian T-Shirt at Church of Fun in Los Angeles, CA
Material: In true punk rock fashion, Hawaiian T-Shirt is a high-quality band that is relatively unknown to the outside world. But within the confines of Echo Park in ... -
Live Review: Ninefinger at Whisky a Go Go at West Hollywood, CA
Material: When Stone Temple Pilots were closer to great than good, Scott Weiland had the perfect voice for rock. You can’t help but remember that time when you ...
