Iceage- The Holding Hand
This song is from Iceage’s 2021 album, Seek Shelter.
The band is playing at The Regent Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday (10/9/22) with Earth.
Oct 072022
Apr 122019
Coachella is this weekend (4/12-4/14) and next (4/19-4/21) and features a lot of great bands. Below are playlists with a selection of some of the bands playing on each day and a list of their set times and locations at the festival as a way to help narrow down some of the choices.
Friday
Let’s Eat Grandma- 2-2:40 on the Gobi Stage
Las Robertas- 2:55- 3:25 on the Sonora Stage
Hurray for the Riff Raff- 3:05-3:45 on the Gobi Stage
Beach Fossils- 4:10-4:55 on the Gobi Stage
JPEGMAFIA- 5:00-5:40 on the Outdoor Theatre Stage
Tierra Whack – 6:35-7:30 on the Mojave Stage and leave early to see Anderson .Paak from 7:05-7:55 on the Coachella Stage or see The Frights on the Sonora Stage from 7:30-8:10
BLACKPINK- 8-9:00 on the Sahara Stage
SOPHIE- 9:10-10:00 on the Mojave Stage then head to the Coachella Stage to see some of Janelle Monáe’s set from 9:50-10:40
Charlotte Gainsbourg- 10:45-11:30 on the Mojave Stage
End the night with Childish Gambino on the Coachella Stage at 11:25
Saturday
The Red Pears- 1-1:30 on the Sonora Stage
Wallows- 1:30-2:15 on the Mojave Stage
Ty Segall and White Fence- 2:45- 3:35 on the Outdoor Theatre Stage
Shame- 3:40-4:15 on the Sonora Stage
Hop Along- 4:35- 5:10 on the Sonora Stage
JAIN- 5-5:45 on the Gobi Stage
Fashion designer and Louis Vuitton artistic director Virgil Abloh is DJ’ing on the Mojave Stage- 6:20-7:10
Superorganism- 7:40-8:25 on the Sonora Stage
Weezer- 8:35- 9:35 on the Coachella Stage or check out Idris Elba’s DJ skills on the Yuma Stage for a bit, he’s on from 9-11:00
Billie Eilish- 9:35-10:40 on the Outdoor Theatre stage or catch some of Aphex Twin’s 9:05-10:35 set on the Mojave Stage
Tame Impala starts at 10:35 on the Coachella Stage
Little Simz is on the Gobi Stage starting at 11:00
Kid Cudi starts his set on the Sahara Stage at 11:55
Sunday
Easy Life- 1:10-1:40 on the Sonora Stage
Mansionair- 2:30-3:10 on the Mojave Stage
Iceage- 3:45-4:20 on the Sonora Stage
Pusha T- 4:15-5:05 on the Coachella Stage
Lizzo- 5:45-6:30 on the Mojave Stage
YG- 7-7:50 on the Sahara Stage then stay for Gucci Gang (Gucci Mane, Lil Pump and Smokepurpp) from 8:15-9:05
Jon Hopkins 9:35-10:35 on the Gobi Stage
Kaytranada 10:55 on the Mojave Stage if you stay late
Jul 162015
Real Estate- Crime
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (7/16-7/19-15)-
Thursday
Real Estate are playing at the Santa Monica Pier with Hippo Campus (free)
Fuzz are at the Troubadour with The Birth Defects
The Hammer Museum’s Summer of Soul continues with Sam Sparro, The Rebirth, and KCRW DJs (free)
Cold Showers are opening for Light Asylum at The Echo
Friday
At Skirball Cultural Center this week for the outdoor concert Into the Night, musical acts Tamaryn and Mystic Braves will perform while Joshua Light Show presents a “liquid light show” to accompany the music ($20)
Superhumanoids are playing with Tropics at Figat7th’s free downtown event
L7 are at the Fonda Theatre (tickets available for balcony only, or see them Thursday when tickets are available for the floor only)-
This week at Grand Performances is The Last Jimmy: A Hip Hop Musical with Dice Raw which “explores mass incarceration, the criminal justice system, and the prison-industrial complex through the eyes of young black males” (free)
Friday through Sunday
MOCA’s Step and Repeat returns to their Geffen location for three days of numerous performances that include music, performance art, comedy, poetry and dance- $12 for one night or $30 for all three- check the link for the list of all the artists-
Saturday
Artists/Street Artists Haunted Euth and T.S. Clair’s joint exhibition “Heroine” is at Stone Malone Gallery and opens tonight
Photographer Marcus Haney is screening his film “No Cameras Allowed” at Annenberg Space for Photography and afterwards will be discussing his current career and how he broke into the business through concert photography ($10)
Downtown Long Beach’s Summer and Music Festival continues with a free screening of The Wizard of Oz, a performance by the band MOVE, and for $5 you can get wireless headphones to participate in Silent Disco- all in the promenade parking lot
Willie Nelson is playing at the Greek Theatre
The Autry’s outdoor movie this week is Three Amigos
Sunday
The 18th Street Arts Center is having their “Champagne Social” with guided studio tours and of course, champagne (free)-
The second day of the Viva Pomona! festival at the Glass House has headliners Iceage, and Christopher Owens (formerly of the band Girls)
Jesse Thorn of Maximumfun is giving his talk Make Your Thing that “focuses on how he turned his college radio show into an independent media powerhouse” at Annnenberg Space for Photography ($10)
Oct 302014
Iceage- The Lord’s Favorite
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend- non-Halloween edition- (10/30-11/2/14)-
Thursday
Experimental filmmaker James Benning is giving a lecture at the Hammer Museum (free)
Representatives from arts journals mono.kultor (Berlin) and ANP Quarterly (Los Angeles) will be discussing their publications at Ace Hotel. This coincides with mono.kultor’s retrospective at KK gallery in Chinatown.
There is a free acoustic performance of the score of Invisible Cities in Union Station
Friday
Yelle is playing at the Fonda Theatre
Friday through Sunday
Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo is at the LA Convention Center
Saturday
USC is screening The Punk Singer followed by a discussion with Kathleen Hanna (the subject of the film) after -free with RSVP
Cinefamily is showing Mulholland Dr. at midnight
Saturday and Sunday
Iceage is playing at the Echo
Sunday
Director Michelangelo Antonioni’s film Blow Up is at the American Cinematheque
Frankie Rose is playing at the Bootleg Theatre
May 152014
Maximo Park- Brain Cells
Things to do in Los Angeles this weekend (5/15-5/18/14)-
Thursday
Chuck Palahniuk (Fight Club), Chelsea Cain and Willy Vlautin host a night at the Echo with readings, music and gifts- Vlautin’s book is included in the ticket price and there are extra presents for people in pajamas
Artopia LA Weekly Event at Grand Central Market
New Young Pony Club are playing at the Bootleg
Friday
Maximo Park are playing with Eternal Summers at the Troubadour
Triple feature at the Egyptian Theatre– Dystopia Gone Wild: Thirty Years after 1984- Nineteen Eighty-Four/Logan’s Run/ Spacedisco One
Kishi Bashi at the Fonda
Friday and Saturday
Thirteen Torches for a Burn– two nights featuring bands from Copenhagen at the Church on York– Friday’s headliner is Iceage
Saturday
A Landing Site for Madeline Gins– Poets, artists and architects read from the late artist’s writings at LACMA (free)
Continuing that night at LACMA is International Museum Night– the galleries stay open for activities and viewing- ticket includes two glasses of wine (20$ members/30 $non)
Saturday and Sunday
Annual Santa Fe Art Colony Open Studios
Sunday
Ann Magnuson hosts a one hour “mini-carnival in the spirit of Mike Kelley” (free) at MOCA
Damien Jurado is playing at the Bootleg
Lykke Li is playing at the Roxy
Tyvek are playing at The Smell