Soundgarden Live at the Wiltern – February 2013 (Photos & Concert Review)
Soundgarden at the Wiltern Theatre; Los Angeles 2/15/13 * [Below this concert review is a nice gallery of Soundgarden photos taken at the event by Brian Michaels] * Soundgarden made its third pass through the Los Angeles area in the… read the story
The Who’s ‘Quadrophenia’ Tour Defies Time (Concert Review)
The Who at Staples Center; Los Angeles When Pete Townshend said the din of his amplifiers in 1964 was emulating that of a WWII bomber plane, he wasn’t kidding. Anyone can play the guitar like a buzz saw. Not everyone… read the story
New Play ‘Untitled Warhol Project’ Explores the 1960s Icon
If a playwright decided to write a play about a quintessential musician who captured the sizzling ’60s zeitgeist he’d have an awful lot of eenie, meenie, miney moe-ing to do: Jagger? Lennon? Clapton? Dylan? Joplin? Hendrix? But for the Odyssey… read the story
Coachella Weekend 1 Highlights – with Pictures & HD Video!
RCM was represented down in Indio for the first of two Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festivals this past weekend. It was a great time, save for the inclement weather on Friday afternoon/evening and some particularly fierce winds. The best… read the story
Photos & Videos from Garbage’s Second Gig in Seven Years
Recently-reformed alternative band Garbage played their first gigs in nearly seven years over the past few days – on Friday they had an official “rehearsal” at Los Angeles’ Bootleg Bar, leading up to two sold-out El Rey Theatre gigs on… read the story
Ani DiFranco Inspires the Orpheum (Concert Review)
ANI DIFRANCO at the Orpheum Theatre – March 24, 2012 It’s not that she’s wiser or less incensed, maybe not even that’s she’s feeling more joy and less shame, but something about Ani DiFranco has evened out over the years.… read the story
Rock Opera ‘Tommy’ In The Technologically Addicted World (Theatre Review)
Initially banned by the BBC, The Who’s Tommy is now considered one of the creative multi-media pinnacles of rock ’n’ roll music. Since 1969 fans have been able to experience the first rock opera – about “that deaf, dumb and… read the story
Nada Surf Play Career-Spanning Show at the Fonda (Videos & Concert Review)
Last night, Nada Surf stopped by Los Angeles in support of their recently-released (and amazing) album The Stars are Indifferent to Astronomy. Opening the night was the Brisbane, Australia duo An Horse, who delivered a strong forty-ish minute set of… read the story
Sinéad O’Connor Burns Up the El Rey – Concert Review
SINÉAD O’CONNOR at the El Rey Theatre – February 21, 2012 There’s a certain type of performer with a spark or fire that commands a room even in their silence. It’s something beyond talent or skill, perhaps better classified as… read the story









