Ethan Holtzman can still recall the first time he heard 1960s-era Cambodian pop music. Read more...
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Dengue Fever, a Cambodian psychedelic rock group, will provide a live score to the stop-motion film “The Lost World” in Royce Hall today as a part of the UCLA Live concert series. The band was formed by Ethan Holtzman and his brother, inspired by Holtzman’s trip in 1997 to the Southeast Asian country.
Courtesy of DAVE PERKES
During the day they save lives, but come evening, the story changes. These medical professionals trade in their stethoscopes and scrubs for sheet music, bows, brass and reeds to become the Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra. Read more...
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Members of the Los Angeles Doctors Symphony Orchestra will perform select classical pieces at the Grand Lounge of the Ebell of Los Angeles tonight at 8 p.m.
COURTESY of STEVE MOYER
Sundays aren't a typical night to go out on the town. However, in between finishing forgotten homework, Sundays also offer Bruins the chance to express themselves at "Amplify," Westwood Brewing Company's open mic night. Read more...
The members of Best Coast aren't a very wild bunch. Read more...
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Bethany Cosentino, front woman of the surf rock band Best Coast, will perform in Kerckhoff Grand Salon on Thursday along with Young the Giants and Dominant Legs. (WINDISH AGENCY)
Hope, love and justice. Read more...
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Activist folk singer-songwriter Billy Bragg will perform tonight at Royce Hall with legendary gospel singer Mavis Staples as part of their Hope, Love & Justice Tour.
In low-lit music venues of the L.A. Read more...
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Morrownow, including third-year political science student Jason Tapia (left back), is a ’90s-influenced, student rock band working to make a name for itself in the Los Angeles music scene. (courtesy of Ryan Guzdzial)
While it may seem impossible to simultaneously attend college and try to create a band, front liner Matt Einstein looks at the bright side when describing his double life. Read more...
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UCLA student Matt Einstein (third from right) poses with his band, Los Einstein, and KROQ’s Stryker (third from left). The band recently released its debut album.
