GUEST POST: More Notes about Buildings and Food
Many folks around the world are enjoying David Byrne’s current global tour. We have covered it here. The attention paid to this tour has garnered a flurry of reflection on Byrne’s ... Continue Reading →
A Midsummer Dream List of Concert Evenings
Don’t look now, but we’re past the halfway mark of July. There are still plenty of great summer concerts in Los Angeles. Here ten gigs that are sure to deliver a great evening.
Roger ... Continue Reading →
The Sorting Room nightclub has great mix of talent at The Wallis in Beverly Hills
An intimate nightclub atmosphere to enjoy great talent. That’s The Sorting Room at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills. This summer the popular place ... Continue Reading →
Madeleine Peyroux Delivers Powerfully Understated Set at Belly Up
Over the course of eight albums (and 22 years), Madeleine Peyroux has deftly woven her jazz inflected stylings with aplomb. On the eve of her next album “Anthem” (due August 31 ... Continue Reading →
What Has Phish Been Up To? Some More Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, New Dates and the Disney Concert Hall For Starters
Phish are like sharks, they need to move…standing still is not an alternative.
For 21 years, Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream have worked with Phish, jamming on delicious ice ... Continue Reading →
Leroy “Lonnie” Jordan Talks About Nearly 50 Years of WAR’s Great Music
Bubbling up from the streets of Long Beach in 1969, a group of musicians coalesced into the band WAR. Joined initially, somewhat improbably but successfully by British belter Eric Burdon, ... Continue Reading →
David Byrne – American Utopia Concert – This Must Be The Place
I suspect David Byrne would not be averse to the sobriquet as the funkiest nerd musician. Based on his recent show in San Diego, he deserves the moniker.
Byrne has been pushing the ... Continue Reading →
John Storyk Describes How Designing Electric Lady Studios For Jimi Hendrix Led To 3500 More Studios
There are not many folks who have built over 3500 recording studios around the globe. This is the story of John Storyk, the guy who did so after a fortuitous encounter with Jimi Hendrix.
I ... Continue Reading →
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