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Live Review: The Vignatis at The Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, CA
Material: The Vignatis have a well-mixed selection of music spanning genres including jazz, rockabilly, big band, swing and pop. Nicely crafted tunes that take you through ... -
Live Review: Emmett Skyy at Hotel Café in Hollywood, CA
Material: Emmett Skyy has a sound that doesn’t fit into one genre. The songs mirror his diverse inspirations—sometimes too closely—and tell stories of love, hardship ... -
Live Review: Hinds at Rough Trade in Brooklyn, NY
Material: Beginning their musical journey as the duo Deers, Madrid-based indie rock band Hinds has since evolved into a larger outfit adding two additional members. ... -
Live Review: Tarra Layne at The Mint in Los Angeles
Material: What we have here for this Los Angeles concert is primarily rock and blues. Layne is a character who entertains with her bubbly personality ... -
Live Review: Von Grey at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Despite having a wide variety of instruments in the mix, Von Grey is a primarily vocal-driven troupe made special by the fact that they are ... -
Live Review: Niki J Crawford at Mrs. Fish in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Niki J Crawford’s music is mainly funk but she teases you with R&B, reggae and rock, eventually ending back up at the funk in ... -
Live Review: Love and a .38 at Viper Room in West Hollywood, CA
Material: Putting a noticeable amount of effort into their debut album Nomads, Love and a .38 have fused various elements of rock to end up ... -
Live Music Review: ROCKET at The Troubadour in West Hollywood, CA
Material: The retro-yet-modern sound has been a consistent trend in music for quite some time, but it still entrances us nonetheless. It’s a trend that ... -
Live Review: The Royal Blackbirds at O' Mara's Irish Pub in Detroit, MI
Material: The Royal Blackbirds are a trio well versed in vintage rock and blues. They fuse that with a modern alternative punk and soul energy ... -
Live Review: Mad Revival at The Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Material: If Mad Revival were to go by any other name it would be “Spitfire,” not only in terms of the energy of the group’s ...
