John Cooper Clarke at the Moroccan: Fans of old school, classic British punk will know the name John Cooper Clarke. The Mancunian punk poet laureate made a name for
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Sugarhill Ddot is Stressed Out: Harlem teen rapper Sugarhill Dot has released anxiety-ridden new single "Stressed Out."At just 15 years old, Ddot raps, “Everyday I
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The Forum Becomes a Boogie Wonderland: I don't know why, but the Kia Forum was intense on Friday night. Way, way more intense that usual and it made little sense. Th
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The Pretty ThingsS.F. Sorrow (Columbia)The 3 O'Clock Loves Pretty Things: Michael Quercio of Paisley Underground heroes the 3 O'Clock told us about his love for a Pr
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From Nick Cave to Men at Work: The 174th LA Weekly playlist, reviewing the musicians that we’ve been writing about all week, is live now. There’s electronic mu
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The Ouija Boards Love Washington: Keith Cooper of L.A. band the Ouija Boards told us about his Joey Washington experience (and more).Keith Cooper: The best gig I eve
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Folking awesome: It’s been 30 years since Norfolk, England artist Beth Orton released her debut album, Superpinkymandy, but 27 years since she really found her so
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Van Morrison at the Greek: Two living legends for the price of one up at the Greek Theatre, as Northern Irish singer and songwriter Van Morrison headlines over blues
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ATTLAS Maps Out Success: Canadian producer ATTLAS grew up playing in bands and orchestras, in jazz clubs and through solo projects.'"Coming out of university, I was
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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Celebrates Her Birthday: Bronx rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has released a new single and video called "Her Birthday."The song is taken form
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Lionel Richie Faces the Elements: This is an awesome double bill at the Forum. Motown legend and former Commodore Lionel Richie performs alongside Chicago soul-funk-
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Stars (Including Starr) Turn Out for Ed Asner Family Center: This is one of those occasions where the cause is more important than the music. The Ed Asner Family Cen
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