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Live Review: Becca Moore at Molly Malone's in Los Angeles, CA
Material: Becca Moore, a French expat who now calls California home, offers up funk, soul, jazz and social commentary with her “Soultown Super” project. With ... -
Live Review: Good Graeff at Bowery Ballroom in New York, NY
Material: Twins Brooklyn and Brittany Graeff never sought a musical career. After competing in a battle of the bands they went separate ways. Years later, ... -
Live Review: The Cover Letter at the Pecan Festival in Austin, TX
Material: The Cover Letter is a five-piece band with influences from country, folk, rock and pop. Original material sheds light on somber topics such as ... -
Live Review: Sam Sims at Red Bank River Fest
Material: Folk-rock artist Sam Sims’ eclectic style blends acoustic-based songs by infusing them with rock elements, as well as Hawaiian influences, a culture that he ... -
Live Review: Raw Blow at O'Brien's Pub
Material: If such a thing as pop metal exists, this Bostonian quartet embodies it, contra the supposedly bleak nature of their lyrics. Thunderous drumming and ... -
Live Review: Kirra at Whisky A Go Go
Material: Oklahoma-based band Kirra is looking to bring true rock back to the forefront with “Fly,” “Tappy Girlmore” and (personal favorite), “Lay You Down.” While ... -
Live Review: Lucy & La Mer at LA Vegan Beer and Food Festival
Material: Lovable Lucy LaForge leads a merry pack of throwback musicians whose relationship with folk is more than a dalliance—it’s a full-on love affair. The effervescent ... -
Live Review: Kings of Carnage at The Viper Room
Material: A modern metal band from Hollywood, Kings of Carnage comprises military veterans whose songs are a reflection of their lives in the service. Their ... -
Live Review: The Terpsichords at Cafe Fais Do Do
Material: Unique to the Los Angeles music scene, The Terpsichords deliver old-school, New Orleans style funk that would feel right at home on stage at ... -
Live Review: TOSH at the House of Blues
Material: TOSH pens her own original dance-pop with catchy melodies and stories. She exhibits a vulnerability beyond her years. The artist’s most radio-friendly song is ...
