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Two Nights of Darkwave in Los Angeles: Cold Cave’s Cremations and Alex Okami
Over the weekend of September 11 and 12, I attended two remarkable performances by Wesley Eisold of Cold Cave and Alex Okami in Los Angeles, experiencing Eisold’s emotional presentation of “Cremations” and Okami’s engaging…
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Hail the Sun Opens Cut. Tour. Fade. Back. Part Two in San Luis Obispo
On September 8, Hail the Sun launched their Cut. Tour. Fade. Back. Part Two tour in San Luis Obispo, celebrating their album with an enthusiastic crowd. The energy was palpable, especially during standout performances…
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Lowertown Finds Chaos and Devotion at Oslo Hackney
American rock duo Lowertown electrified The Oslo Hackney on September 7th, captivating a sold-out Gen Z crowd with their energetic performance, showcasing a dynamic blend of rock melodies and audience connection.
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Cretin Family Leads the Ramones’ 50th Anniversary Celebration at Hollywood Forever
The Ramones’ 50th anniversary celebration at Hollywood Forever saw the live debut of Cretin Family, bringing Billie Joe Armstrong, Travis Barker, Tim Armstrong and CJ Ramone together with a lineup of special guests.
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AFI Take Over the UK in Long-Awaited Return
AFI returned to the UK for the first time since 2017, delivering an exhilarating performance at the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire. With a mix of new material and classics, the band showcased their enduring…
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The Missing Peace Bring Their Explosive Live Show to El Cid in Los Angeles
The Missing Peace delivered a high-energy performance at El Cid, Los Angeles, blending alternative rock, punk, hard rock, and shoegaze. The intimate venue enhanced the experience, with standout moments from vocalist Luciano and guitarist…
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The Cure Kick Off a Massive European Run This Summer
The Cure’s 2026 European tour has begun, featuring performances across nearly twenty countries with a lineup including Robert Smith and longstanding members. The band plays a diverse setlist, covering their extensive catalog. The tour…
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Hot Flash Heat Wave Take the Plunge: Butterfly in a Landslide Is Here
Hot Flash Heat Wave, a Los Angeles indie band known for their innovative dreampop sound, has released their latest album, “Butterfly in a Landslide,” generating excitement in the indie community. Their live album release…
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Twenty Years in the Cold, and the Devotion Never Thawed – AFI Celebrates 20 Years of DECEMBERUNDERGROUND
AFI’s album “Decemberunderground,” released on June 6, 2006, marked a significant moment in music, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200. Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the band plans special reissues and community events,…
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Paz Lenchantin’s Triste In-Store Tour Is Everything a Show Should Be
Paz Lenchantin’s Triste In-Store Tour showcases her debut solo album in intimate record stores across the U.S., emphasizing personal connections over large productions. This unique format highlights her multi-instrumental talents and the album’s blend…
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Introducing Hollywood Veil
Hollywood Veil, a new magazine based in Los Angeles, focuses on music enthusiasts. It covers vital aspects of the music scene, including artist interviews, tour announcements, and show reviews. While LA-based, it embraces music’s…
A Lot Like Birds Bring the Energy to the Tour Opener
A Lot Like Birds performed live for the first time on September 8 during their tour with Hail the Sun, captivating the audience with energetic performances, including their new song “Mausoleum.” They celebrated 15 years of their album, Conversation Piece.
Two Nights of Darkwave in Los Angeles: Cold Cave’s Cremations and Alex Okami
Over the weekend of September 11 and 12, I attended two remarkable performances by Wesley Eisold of Cold Cave and Alex Okami in Los Angeles, experiencing Eisold’s emotional presentation of “Cremations” and Okami’s engaging live show with heartfelt moments.
Hail the Sun Opens Cut. Tour. Fade. Back. Part Two in San Luis Obispo
On September 8, Hail the Sun launched their Cut. Tour. Fade. Back. Part Two tour in San Luis Obispo, celebrating their album with an enthusiastic crowd. The energy was palpable, especially during standout performances like “Made Your Mark.”




