Explosions in the Sky, The Dead Milkmen, Kid Dynamite ⊠no, these are not darkly named war headlines. These are some of the most highly anticipated acts performing at the upcoming FYF Festival at the Los Angeles State Historic Park on September 3rd. The FYF Festival (or the F*** Yeah Festival, for scenesters) is in [...]
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Bands to watch at FYF Festival
The FYF Festival is September 3rd at the Los Angeles State Historic Park, and for those of you with tickets, hereâs a quick look at the must-see acts of the day. First up is Explosions in the Sky. The name barely touches upon the greatness expected from the band at this year’s FYF Festival. Featuring [...]
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What do the Red Hot Chili Peppers, David Guetta, and Lil Wayne all have in common? They all dropped brand new albums this week. On sale now are I’m With You by the Chili Peppers, Nothing But the Beat by Guetta, and Tha Carter IV from Lil Wayne. The Chili Peppers are back with their [...]
Read the rest of this article »MTV has been criticized for its lack of actual music programming these days. However, the music was spot-on for the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards. Lady Gaga (or Mister Gaga, to be precise) opened the show with âYou & I,â dolled out in drag and backed by an ensemble of greasers. Her vocals are so [...]
Read the rest of this article »Cobra Starship streams Night Shades for free on Facebook
Ever since its first album, While the City Sleeps, We Rule the Streets, Cobra Starship has been dedicated to creating alternative pop tunes suitable for dancing. The band’s new album, Night Shades, which was streamed free on Facebook and is set to be officially released August 29, isnât any different. Although the band has had several [...]
Read the rest of this article »Lady Gaga tunes top China’s banned music list
The Chinese government recently unveiled its third list of 100 banned songs, with many famous U.S. pop artists making the list, including Lady Gaga. Six songs from the pop phenomenon’s latest album, âBorn This Way,â made the list. Censorship by the Chinese government has dominated news headlines in recent years, where anything considered politically dangerous or sensitive tends [...]
Read the rest of this article »Sunset Junction Street Festival cancelled
The Los Angeles Board of Works voted 3-1 on Monday to deny operating permits to the Sunset Junction Street Festival, less than a week before it was scheduled to start. The board attributed its decision to nearly $400,000 in unpaid fees dating back to last year from the festival’s organizers, which has taken place every [...]
Read the rest of this article »American Idiot says goodbye to Broadway
On April 24, the cast of the Broadway production of Green Dayâs American Idiot took the stage for the last time. Joined by Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong who had reprised his role of Saint Jimmy for the past three weeks, the playâs successful Broadway run is now complete after 421 performances, 27 previews, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Lil B sparks controversy with new album
Lil B, former rapper of The Pack, known for hits such as âBooty Bounce Bopperâ and âIn My Car,â has created quite a stir in the music world and gay community alike. He announced last week at the Coachella Music Festival that his latest album will be entitled Iâm Gay, and while this act may [...]
Read the rest of this article »Bonnie Dune energizes Tommy’s Place
A throng of students crowded into Tommyâs Place on Saturday night to watch Bonnie Dune perform, many of whom likely showed up to see Gleeâs Cory Monteith on percussion. As the lights dimmed, Bonnie Duneâs band members entered to raucous applause, with Monteith sneaking into his seat with a gleeful grin. Justin Wilczynski played lead vocals with [...]
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