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Tag Archives: Merle Haggard
Go See Hear In L.A. April 8-14 (the Pony Boy/Elephant Revival Edition)
This week begins with a number of ladies’ nights to spotlight. Monday night, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down headlines at the Troubadour as they’re touring behind their new disc, We The Common – which is an uncommonly cool … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged Angel Olsen, Arlo Guthrie, Arrica Rose & the ...'s, Clairy Browne & The Bangin' Rachette, Elephant Revival, Escondido, Frank Fairfield, Grand Ole Echo, Gurf Morlix, How To Dress Well, Keaton Henson, Kip Moore, LA Route, Langhorne Slim, Lucero, Merle Haggard, Phoebe Bridger, Pony Boy, Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside, Sky Ferreira, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, the Americans, The Savages, The Whispering Pines, Wild Feathers
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Go See Hear In L.A. March 13-18 (the Frightened Rabbit/Fabulous Thunderbird edition)
With SxSW happening in Austin this week, the concert scene looks a little skinnier but there are still plenty of music to be had in L.A. – and maybe an easier time finding a parking space too. Wednesday night, the … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged Anais Mitchell, Andrew Loog Oldham, Bajofondo, Big Harp, Black Prairie, Bob Margolin, Cotillon, David Serby, Fabulous Thunderbirds, Far West, Frank Fairfield, Frightened Rabbit, Greensky Bluegrass, Harper Simon, Henry Wolfe, James Cotton, Jefferson Hamer, Jessica Fichot, Jody Williams, Joe Ely, Joe Pug, Lovelife, Mark Lennon, Martha Wainwright, Matt Costa, Merle Haggard, Michael Ubaldini, Restless Hilfillies, Richard Buckner, Ryan Montbleau, The Specials, Tinsley Ellis
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Go See Hear in L.A. Feb 27-March 4 (the Soft Swells/Dunwells edition)
It’s one of those weeks when you can check into the Hotel Café and stay the week. On Monday, there’s the Dunwells. This young UK band smoothly blend British folk-rock and Americana into a harmonious sound. While they may not … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged Adam Smith, Blame Sally, Chadwick Stokes, Crooked Fingers, Dunwells, Eliza Rickman, Elliott Brood, Guitar Shorty, Haroula Rose, Jayme Stone, Jenny Owen Young, John C. Reilly, Jolie Holland, Madi Diaz, Merle Haggard, Milo Greene, Mumford & Sons, O Brother, Pack A.D., Quick and Easy Boys, Roky Erickson, Shane Cooley, Soft Swells, the Bobs, Wild Belle, Zola Jesus
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Vince Gill’s Troubadour Return
Vince Gill’s return to the legendary Los Angeles club, the Troubadour, might not be as celebrated as James Taylor and Carole King’s reunion show back in 2007, which spawned a DVD and subsequent tour. However, it did make for a … Continue reading
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Tagged Guitar Slinger, Merle Haggard, Rodney Crowell, Troubadour, Vince Gill
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Go See Hear in LA Oct. 3-9 (the Nick Lowe/Low Anthem issue)
Emmylou Harris is staying around to do a benefit show at Largo on Oct. 3 to raise money for the Frostig School. The Jayhawks play the Troubadour on Oct. 4 behind their big, and excellent, comeback CD (Mockingbird Time), while … Continue reading
