A weekend at Coachella
Five under-billed acts you’ll only see in Indio
Prog-metal band ends saga at beginning
Every end has a beginning. That’s the tagline for Coheed and Cambria’s fifth studio album, Year of the Black Rainbow, and it fits. Serving as the prequel to the band’s series of concept albums — a five-part saga called “The Amory Wars” — Year of the Black Rainbow tells the story of the fictional universe […]
“Hell-O” again to one of television’s biggest series
Musical series Glee returns tonight promising an exciting continuation to season one, new characters and more covers.
Springfest closers drew day’s only crowd
Attendance at the annual day-long festival was lackluster until T-Pain and Clipse arrived.
Student rock violinist makes Springfest ticket
Junior Antonio Pontarelli will fuse rock and classical music when he plays Saturday.
Unique instruments define D.C. trio
In much the same way that indie-pop group Tilly and the Wall revolutionized tap shoes, band True Womanhood breathes new life into church organs and industrial blades. The group takes these items and turns them on their heads, creating unusual and different sounds out of items that aren’t part of a classic rock band. Its […]
L.A. is latest recording stop for wandering rockers
After several location-inspired albums, Liars start tour to promote Los Angeles release.
Band benefits from working with producer
Philadelphia rock band Dr. Dog has made a splash in the national music scene in recent years as it has gained increasing media exposure — and rightfully so. With a hard work ethic, the band members are no strangers to life on the road. Supporting the release of its new album, Shame, Shame, Dr. Dog […]
Musical places fairy tales in new context
Students in the USC School of Theatre revitalize Stephen Sondheim’s Into The Woods with their spring production.
WoodSCtock
Music fans from across the city gather in E.F. Hutton Park and Founders Park for the second annual KSCR Fest.