VHS or Beta returned to Hollywood’s sensual Voyeur Nightclub for their first LA performance in almost 3 years Wednesday night. Originally from Louisville Kentucky this band formed in 1997 shortly after founding guitarist/Vocalist Craig Pfunder, bassist Mark Palgy, and former guitarist Zeke Buck had

The crowd still a buzz about oOoOO’s set exploded as Pictureplane entered from behind the stage along with a small entourage. He opened the show by mixing some samples from Enigma’s “Return to Innocence” to the audiences’ instant approval. His hard-hitting tech house beat helped seamlessly transitio

Native shoes is throwing the preparty for the final Mad Decent Block Party here in LA. Come enjoy COMPLIMENTARY DRINKS AND DJ SETS BY THREE MIKE B & SABO

Two of the biggest names in rock music, Bush and Chevelle, will make a stop on their co-headlining tour to take the stage at City National Grove of Anaheim on September 28 with special guest Filter.

THE SEA OF MEMORIES drops on Sept 13 through the band’s own label, Zuma Rock Records (through an exclusive partnership with eOne Music). That same day, Bush will launch a headlining tour of North America, to be followed by a European run.

The provocative and mystical music of the late French superstar Serge Gainsbourg is brought to life. Led by Jean Claude Vannier, French composer, arranger and longtime Gainsbourg collaborator, the legendary concept album Histoire de Melody Nelson will be performed in full with orchestra and guests,

Amy LaVere’s touring in support of her new album, Stranger Me, produced by Craig Silvey (The Arcade Fire – The Suburbs), which is a follow up to 2007’s Jim Dickinson-produced Anchors & Anvils.

The additions to the 2011 Culture Collide line-up include: Does It Offend You, Yeah? (UK), Avi Buffalo (USA), The Elected (USA), The Morning After Girls (Australia), The Gift (Portugal), Midnight Surfer (USA), Laura Jansen (the Netherlands), Hands (USA), The Lanskies (France), Carina Round (UK), Cos

For years The Warped Tour has been somewhat of THE music festival to go to for all ages. A once one sided demographic festival has changed vastly over the years and has become one of the most eclectic and entertaining ways to see your favorite bands and discover new ones. This year was no exception. Genres ranging from hardcore music to rap music. Merchandise tables for every band got you a chance to speak with new artists and get stuff signed by some of your favorites bands as well. To keep you entertained in between bands you were waiting for there was also skateboarding & skate legends signing clothes, decks, poster, etc. The heat did not seem to slow anyone down and the energy stayed high throughout the entire festival. Warped Tour was also kind enough to set up a free filtered water spot. For people with bottles and a fear of getting to hot. Of course to keep them hydrated during the most important part of Warped Tour. Seeing your favorite bands.

USC’s student radio to co-host free concert for students during Welcome Week.Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at 9:00 p.m.Tommy’s Place (in the basement of the Ronald Tutor Campus Center)