The latest, the freshest, the most recent and possibly the coolest addition to our music library is king neptune’s brand new single “black hole”. The project, launched in 2015, belongs to New York singer/songwriter Ian Kenny.
idobi Radio photographer Ryan Tuttle snapped some photos of Young Rising Sons, Little Daylight, and Keto while the bands recently played a show in Los Angeles! Check out the photos below.
Young The Giant are in for another big year with their new album Mind Over Matter. idobi photographer Ryan Tuttle was able to capture the band at their recent tour stop on February 7th at the Hollywood Palladium.
idobi Photographer Ryan Tuttle recently shot Imagine Dragons and Kongos at their show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA. Check out some photos from the awesome night! Imagine Dragons KONGOS
Check out photos from Moon Taxi and Fortress Social Club show on January 16th at Troubadour in Los Angeles, CA.
An exhibition of words and thoughts expressed by artist Amy Fleisher in Los Angeles November 10.
For the thousands of eager hardcore fans who gathered under the glittering florescent marquée, there was no doubt that The Wiltern Theatre at the corner of Wilshire and Western boulevards was the place to be Friday night.
Los Angeles is well-known for its hidden surprises, the trademark hole-in-the-wall places and inconspicuous, rickety buildings that genuinely shock people the moment they rush inside.
Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein was laid to rest yesterday with a service at Los Angeles’ Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary. Reports that AM’s former fiancée Nicole Richie and Good Charlotte’s Joel and Benji Madden attended the burial were said to be “inaccurate.” AM’s girlfriend, Hayley Woods, DJ Jazzy Jeff, actor Scott Caan and producer the Alchemist, who reportedly served as a pallbearer, were present at the service. Blink-182’s Travis Barker, whose band had postponed its most recent tour dates so he could mourn the loss of his friend and collaborator, was also in attendance. Barker, who last year survived a… Read more »
HOLLYWOOD – It had been four and a half years since Blink-182 performed together on a stage. A December 2004 gig in Dublin, Ireland was the last time, to be exact. Well, now it’s been not even a week. Last Thursday night, the reunited Blink returned to the stage at a T-Mobile party at the Paramount Studios, ripping through a surprise three-song set before an audience of stunned (and thoroughly hyperventilating) guests. Blink tore through “The Rock Show,” “Feeling This” and “Dammit,” showing no signs of rust or any ill effects of their sometimes contentious breakup as they laughed, struck… Read more »
