While it's fair to say most Rock the Bells attendees received a therapeutic weekend of hip-hop and rap, they were also left with dramatic tank top tanlines and sweltering sunburns from what proved to be a merciless heat wave. Read more...
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Hip-hop group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony performed Sunday, the second day of the Rock the Bells concert in San Bernardino. They played tracks such as “1st of tha Month”and “Foe tha Love of $.”
As both singer-songwriters and self-proclaimed television addicts, Golda Inquito and fellow band member Gertie Meza found the inspiration for their band's name within one of their favorite shows. Inquito and Meza decided to call their band Durwood, a word that turned up countless times during episodes of "Bewitched." Read more...
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Inquito and Meza, members of the band Durwood, recently released their self-titled debut album.
Walking around the grounds of the HARD Summer Music Festival feels like being in the middle of an industrial, barren wasteland or an apocalyptic, futuristic setting of a movie. Read more...
Photo: Electronic music producer Dillon Francis performs his set, which included songs “Masta Blasta (The Rebirth)” and “Music is Dead,” during the second day of HARD, an electronic dance music festival held in Downtown Los Angeles.
Moscow-born and Bronx-raised singer-songwriter Regina Spektor is gifted with a childish curiosity that never seems to fade overtime. Read more...
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Moscow-born singer-songwriter and pianist Regina Spektor will be performing at Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival. (Courtesy of Samantha Tillman)
In 2010, singer-songwriter Sharon Van Etten placed herself squarely on the indie music map with her second full-length album release, "Epic." Read more...
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Indie artist Sharon Van Etten’s third album “Tramp” follows up “Epic,” which garnered critical acclaim and increased her fan base. (Courtesy of Shervin Lainez)
It only took one moment for Eduardo Arenas, bassist of East L.A. band Chicano Batman, to know he wanted to be a musician. Read more...
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Chicano Batman will be the last concert in the Hammer Museum’s series. (Courtesy of Carmen Luceno)
