One of LA’s leading modern country artists performs music from his sophomore LP Tenderheart (Six Shooter Records), which fine-tunes his “SoCal Country” sound: a sun-bleached, Baja-influenced twang that deftly points to country’s neo-traditionalists and LA’s legendary singer-songwriters.
Back by popular demand, the “Imperial Bedroom & Other Chambers” tour, which debuted last fall to rave reviews, returns to America. The shows frame selections from 1982’s Imperial Bedroom with new arrangements of other classic Costello cuts.
After selling out shows across Europe, including London and his hometown Dublin, the Irish music sensation brings his full band for his first ever headlining LA show. The performance celebrates his debut release, the Doves & Ravens EP, an ethereal mixture of hushed acoustics and gritty hip-hop.
Guiding light Alynda Segarra performs songs off the group's latest album, The Navigator (ATO), a thrilling call to arms that finds itself at both a musical and cultural crossroads, delving deep into the worlds of Latin rhythms, searing rock and incisive ballads.
NY-based duo returns to the West Coast for a headlining set displaying the “splendor of its deliberate harmony” (NPR) intertwined with lush electronic beats co-produced by Autre Ne Veut and Nicolas Vernhes (The War on Drugs, Dirty Projectors). Debut album YOUNG (Arts & Craft) is a story about growing up told through the lens of two women who are wise beyond their years.
Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’ come together as TajMo, a historic partnership between blues giants of different generations. The duo enlists a full band for a set that includes music from its new self-titled, collaborative album (Concord).
Due to popular demand, Kennedy and his full band perform a second show to showcase his Zane Lowe-approved Doves & Ravens EP, which features collaborations with Charlie Hugall (Halsey, Låpsley, Florence + The Machine) and Stephen Kozmeniuk (Kendrick Lamar).
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