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A heartbreaking new breakup jam from a bravura singer-guitarist, and a 10-minute video from a homegrown hip-hop talent.
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Baby Rave is the Bay Area’s wildly popular pre-nap dance party for children under 4. Although not advertised, the affordable monthly soiree put on by the Bay Area Children’s Theatre sells out in minutes. Now in its third year, the ball is older than most of its tiny dancers.
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This week’s picks include a multi-genre sensation with a spectacular stage show and a tribute to a California legend.
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The Indio festival, kicking off on April 24, 2020, is country music’s largest, and will also feature Dan + Shay, Jon Pardi, ZZ Top and Lil Nas X.
At Disney Concert Hall, Mitchell, seated near Elton John, basked in the crowd’s applause as Carlile performed her 1971 ‘Blue’ album in its entirety.
Also among the 16 diverse artists nominated: Dave Matthews Band, Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk.
Ted Gioia’s “Music: A Subversive History” is daringly ambitious but, laments critic Robert Christgau, disdains the pleasure of “mere entertainment.”
An investigation is ongoing into the death of Sulli, the South Korean pop star, actress and f(x) alum whose body was found in her home on Monday. She was 25.
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L.A. Chamber Orchestra continues its “Session” experiment with Christopher Rountree’s wild Up, the Four Larks theater troupe and a vibe that proves a welcoming departure.
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Elton John’s autobiography “Me” arrives on the heels of his smash farewell tour, “Rocketman” biopic and what can only be described as personal contentment.
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Grammy winner Brandi Carlile will salute Joni Mitchell at Walt Disney Concert Hall on Monday by performing Mitchell’s classic “Blue” album in its entirety.
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Dance performances in L.A. for Oct. 13-20 include Mariinsky Ballet’s “La Bayadère” and Louise Reichlin & Dancers / Los Angeles Choreographers & Dancers’ 40th anniversary celebration
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Classical music performances in L.A. for Oct. 13-20 in the “Beethoven” 250" festival at the Colburn School and Esa-Pekka Salonen with the LA Phil in DTLA and Orange County
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Gustavo Dudamel leads the L.A. Phil through Copland’s “Rodeo,” Carlos Chavez’s “Sinfonia India” and the premiere of Esteban Benzecry’s “Universos Infinitos.”
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Short answer: no. But having Joaquin Phoenix dance around to disgraced glam-rocker Gary Glitter’s “Rock and Roll Part 2" was a loaded directorial decision.
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The 90-mile creeping section between San Juan Bautista and Parkfield hasn’t seen a big earthquake in the modern record. Scientists are intrigued.
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Boise is a midsize city with a manageable homeless population. But it is setting standards for how much bigger cities deal with homeless encampments.
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Some Democrats are appealing to the same sense of abandonment and powerlessness among voters that Donald Trump played to in 2016.
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Born in South Korea, Christian Morales was raised by a Mexican abuela in East L.A. At his Mexican restaurant in Seoul, he’s re-creating the flavors of the home he can’t return to since being deported 17 years ago.
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Lawyers for Elon Musk and Vernon Unsworth, the cave diver suing for defamation, spar over information regarding Musk’s ties with insurance giant AIG.
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