REVIEW: Slow Hollows enchants at The Troubadour
Gearing up to release its third album, Slow Hollows played a variety of tunes from its discography.
REVIEW: Arctic Monkeys rock the Bowl despite sedated crowd
Indie pop band Mini Mansions opened the evening with stunning renditions of its ’80s rock-inspired songs to a sparse audience.
REVIEW: Desert Daze dazzles with psychedelic visuals, serene setting
Previously housed in Palm Springs, Joshua Tree and Mecca, the seventh installment of the alt-rock music festival featured headliners Tame Impala and My Bloody Valentine.
REVIEW: Greek crowd carries 5 Seconds of Summer
Indie pop band The Aces opened the evening with live renditions of their groovy synth hits.
REVIEW: Lily Allen exudes positivity at Fonda
She paired a sparkly green jumpsuit with neon green eyeliner, capturing the fans’ attention as she opened the night with “Come On Then.”
Bottom Feeder Management: Where friendship met business
Sean Lewow and John Van Liere met at a parents’ mixer hosted by the USC Thornton School of Music. Today the pair runs its
own artist and repertoire company.
REVIEW: Twenty One Pilots’ ‘Trench’ is a cohesive, introspective project
Pitch-shifted vocals return with a vengeance, shaping melodies in the background throughout the record.
REVIEW: Lil Wayne’s ‘Carter V’ is an occasionally dazzling trip down memory lane
The MC finally returns with the long-awaited fifth chapter in the Carter franchise
Alumnus Leo Xia releases sophomore album ‘384’ at listening party
The singer-songwriter held a listening party for family and friends on Saturday.
Thornton Strings students perform classical pieces in showcase
Students performed at MacDonald Recital Hall on Wednesday night.