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Brenton Wood At The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA
It was jammed packed Saturday night at the Greek theater in Los Angeles, CA. Young and old people came out to see the legendary Motown ... -
Dirty Knobs at the Mint in Los Angeles, CA
Heartbreakers and new Fleetwood Mac guitarist Mike Campbell and his band the Dirty Knobs played the Mint on July 11th with supergroup JackiO. JackiO is ... -
Frankie Valli at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa, CA
Music legend Frankie Valli came together with the Pacific Symphony for a special show on July 12th at the Pacific Amphitheater. The O.C. fair hosts ... -
Counting Crows at the Five Point Amphitheater in Irvine, CA
Two bands from opposite sides of the country have come together for one of the best tours to see this summer. Live from York, PA ... -
Live Review: Dead and Company at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, CA
When Jerry Garcia died 23 years ago The Grateful Dead as a band came to end. Since 1995, surviving Grateful Dead members Bob Weir (Guitar, ... -
Primus And Mastodon Live At The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA
Primus and Mastodon played the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, CA July 5th. This intense co-headline tour started on May 6th at Red Rocks Amphitheater ... -
Seal and Corinne Bailey Rae at the Hollywood Bowl in Hollywood, CA
Just a few years ago, scheduling 90’s pop, rock and soul hitmaker Seal on the slate of Wednesday jazz-oriented nights at the Hollywood Bowl might ... -
Thirty Seconds to Mars at the Forum in Inglewood, CA
30 Seconds to Mars recently wrapped up their North American tour - The Monolith Tour 2018. In Mid-August they will be preforming at their annual Camp Mars weekend ... -
Arcade Fire’s Everything Now Continued Tour is Nothing Short of Spectacular
Arcade Fire continues to dominate the independent rock music landscape. For more than a decade, Win Butler and Régine Chassagne co-founders of Arcade Fire have ... -
Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles
The two-and-a-half hour midsummer night soft rock summit of pop legends and decades-long pals and collaborators Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald wasn’t billed ...
