Originally appeared on the Music Court in February. This show took place 2/21/15. Last time I saw Sego, I told you guys about it. I checked to see when they would be playing next, knowing I pretty much have my pick of east LA venues; they’re based here, so they play around the city a lot. I found their next show at the Echo, opening … Continue reading Body Language and Sego
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sngshows: Originally appeared on the Music Court June 6th, the Bootleg was host to a twee dream come true. It was a packed house and stacked lineup, with LA’s up-and-coming R & B producer Harriet Brown, and Bay area rising stars Waterstrider and Trails and Ways. Bruises were sustained during the show’s grand finale, though none of the band was injured; it’s never a dull … Continue reading Trails and Ways, Waterstrider, and Harriet Brown
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The Fader recently published an article asking, “Are Tame Impala the Last Great Rock Band?” If that writer had been at The Echo on Monday night, then they would have to agree that the answer is no- if that title belongs to anyone, it’s Jack Ladder and the Dreamlanders. The night began with United Ghosts, a loud local garage rock … Continue reading Jack Ladder Charms a Full Crowd at the Echo
sngshows: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Danielle Gornbein. The Bootleg Theater is host to a special Wednesday night residency this month with featured artist White Sea. The shows are free and I was able to catch their penultimate performance last night. Supported by local friends The Bulls, White Sea lead singer Morgan Kibby showed us the limits of the human voice … Continue reading Morgan Kibby sings her heart out as White Sea
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Danielle Gornbein. The Bootleg Theater is host to a special Wednesday night residency this month with featured artist White Sea. The shows are free and I was able to catch their penultimate performance last night. Supported by local friends The Bulls, White Sea lead singer Morgan Kibby showed us the limits of the human voice while … Continue reading Morgan Kibby sings her heart out as White Sea
sngshows: The Echo was a packed house for two very special ladies, ABRA and Empress Of. I adore Lorely Rodriguez and had met her at SXSW several years earlier, just after her debut EP dropped. At that time, I was completely unfamiliar with her music, but once I caught that, I knew I was hooked. Two years passed, then I heard about her again when … Continue reading Empress Of, ABRA
The Echo was a packed house for two very special ladies, ABRA and Empress Of. I adore Lorely Rodriguez and had met her at SXSW several years earlier, just after her debut EP dropped. At that time, I was completely unfamiliar with her music, but once I caught that, I knew I was hooked. Two years passed, then I heard about her again when her … Continue reading Empress Of, ABRA
sngshows: Originally appeared on the Music Court. Last Friday, June 26th, was a big day. Yesterday I dedicated a medley to the Supreme Court ruling on Obergefell v. Hodges, but with that my day was only just getting started. That night, I also saw Bells Atlas give a life-affirming performance at the Lyric Theater. The warm up act was something to behold. At times, I … Continue reading Bells Atlas, Pegasus Warning, and Mark de Clive-Lowe
sngshows: Originally appeared on the Music Court June 6th, the Bootleg was host to a twee dream come true. It was a packed house and stacked lineup, with LA’s up-and-coming R & B producer Harriet Brown, and Bay area rising stars Waterstrider and Trails and Ways. Bruises were sustained during the show’s grand finale, though none of the band was injured; it’s never a dull … Continue reading Trails and Ways, Waterstrider, and Harriet Brown
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