Los Angeles, live music, lively commentary
The mind of D’Anthony Carlos, aka Goldlink, moves a mile a minute, delivering lyrics both filthy and sophisticated that turn your body and mind inside out. That’s exactly what happened at the first date of his tour at the Fonda Theatre.
It may be an early call, but if Carly Rae Jepsen’s performance at the Fonda Theater proved anything, it’s that she’s an icon in the making.
Benny Blanco most certainly picks his friends wisely.
The sisters of House Von Grey possess the malevolent majesty of witches, and last night they made the Mint bar into their personal coven.
I’ve spoken before how I enjoy the Roxy’s small space. A little less room often allow for better interaction between artist and audience. It was here, not at the zoo, where I got to see a jungle cat up close.
Upon walking into the Regent Theater, one can feel they are in for a good show. The general admission area slopes downward towards the main stage, granting excellent viewpoints for the whole crowd. Just large enough with minimally decorated walls, the Regent places full attention on the stage to ensure it is the main attraction.