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Tag Archives: Dave Alvin
One For The Juke (A Juke Logan Fundraiser at Cafe Fais Do Do on 4/14)
This Sunday there will be a fundraiser for one of the good guys in L.A.’s roots and blues scene – John “Juke” Logan. The Los Angeles native has been a fixture around town for years and his resume runs from … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged Buddy Zapata’s Junkshop Republic, Carla Olson, Christopher Stills, Crosby, Dave Alvin, Deke Dickerson's All Star Frat & Garage Band, Don Felder, Joey Harris of the Beat Farmers with Mojo Nixon, John "Juke" Logan, Kim Fowley, King Cotton, Lucinda Williams, Norton Records, Rick Holmstrom Band, Rickie Lee Jones, Ryan Adams, Stephen Stills, Stills & Nash, the Bonedaddys, the Delgado Brothers, The Phantom Surfers, The Untamed Youth, Thee Midniters
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Two Music Docs. Visit L.A. in June: Troubadour Blues and Chely Wright
For those who enjoy a good music documentary, there will be a pair of interesting ones screening in L.A. during June. First up will be Troubadour Blues. Filmmaker Tom Weber spent around a decade making this movie, which explores the … Continue reading
Go See Hear in L.A. April 23-29 (The Stagecoach and Beyond edition)
With the second weekend of Coachella having concluded, that means this weekend holds the Stagecoach Festival out in Indio. The 3-day country-based music festival is long sold out but if you are headed out there and looking for acts to see, … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged April Smith, Ben Kweller, Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley, Bruce Springsteen, Caveman, Chris Isaak, Colin Stetson, Dave Alvin, Del McCoury, Elizabeth Cook, Esperanza Spalding, First Edition, Grascals, Greensky Bluegrass, Gregory Rogove, Griffin House, Howe Gelb, Ingrid Michaelson, Jason Aldean, Jayhawks, JD Souther, Jeff Mangum, Joe Pug, John McEuen, John Wicks, Kenny Rogers, Liam Finn, Matthew Sweet, Mavericks, Milk Carton Kids, Miranda Lambert, Mitchell Froom, Neutral Milk Hotel, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Peter Himmelman, Ralph Stanley, Rosie Thomas, Roy Clark, Sarah Neufeld, Sheryl Crow, Split Lip Rayfield, Stagecoach Festival, Steep Canyon Rangers, Steve Martin, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Sunny Sweeney, Susannah Hoffs, The Records, The White Buffalo, Tommy Ramone, Uncle Monk, Vintage Trouble, Zoe Keating
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Dave Alvin Takes Eleven Eleven To Twelve
Yep Roc has supersized Dave Alvin’s Eleven Eleven CD to create a special deluxe edition that offers almost 3 hours of material. The set includes a live performance DVD, a live recording of Eleven Eleven and the original album, plus two … Continue reading
Go See Hear in L.A. Jan. 9-16 (The Wheeler Brothers and Sister Hazel edition)
The year picks up a little more steam this week. On the 12th The Milk Carton Kids will be at Largo (and then at Zoey’s in Ventura on the 14th). I initially thought of them as some type of emo-punk-pop … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Lee, Charlie Wadhams, Dave Alvin, Eleni Mandell, Milk Carton Kids, Sister Hazel, Wheeler Brothers
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Go See Hear in L.A. Aug. 8-28 (The Most Of August issue)
Because of scheduling situations, I am going to give a quick overview of recommendations for the next couple weeks. One big recommendation goes to the big Roots Roadhouse Fest at the Echo/Echoplex on the 14th. This grand Grand Ole Echo … Continue reading
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Tagged Adele, Art Brut, Brian Wilson, Charles Bradley, Dave Alvin, David Kilgour, Decemberists, Eels, Eilen Jewell, Gabby Young, Grownup Noise, Holcombe Waller, Jesse Sykes, Johanna and the Dusty Floor, Josh Ritter, Lucinda Williams, Madi Diaz, Mia Doi Todd, Michelle Shocked, Nick Lowe, Old 97's, Richard Buckner, Roots Roadhouse Fest, Sadies, Submarines, that dog, Wanda Jackson, Weepies, Wye Oak
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Go See Hear in L.A. April 1-5 (Dierks, Olafur and Haroula
No fooling, April 1st offers a feast of gigs. Friday’s top show is the terrific trio of cult artists: Robyn Hitchcock, Grant-Lee Phillips and Jon Brion sharing the stage at, where else, Largo. What these three will be up to is … Continue reading
