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Victor Wainwright & The Train Steam Into Laguna Beach With Boogie Woogie Blues At Mozambique
After winning the Pinetop Perkins 2018 Piano Award at the Blues Music Awards, Victor Wainwright brings his piano to Mozambique in Laguna Beach. The tour, in support of his new album Victor Wainwright & the Train, features Victor’s new band doing … Continue reading
TODAY: ‘Kusama Infinity’ opens at the Nuart, Filmmaker Q & A Moderated by Flea of the Chili Peppers on Saturday
This story was UPDATED: 9/7/18 10:00 a.m. Best known for her polka dots, Yayoi Kusama is the “world’s best selling female artist,” according to BBC Arts and Entertainment. Her “works have sold for over 65 million dollars… putting her 13th overall,” … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Miscellanious, Movies, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged Dot Car, Dots, Flea, Harrie Verstappen, Heather Lenz, Kasuma INFINITY, Landmark Theatres, magnolia pictures, Monique A LeBleu, red hot chili peppers, The Broad, the la beat, the los angeles beat, The Nuart, Yayoi Kusama
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Scorpions Return to the U.S. to Pierce the Classic Rock Music Envelope; In Irvine for ‘Crazy World’ Tour
This time next year will be the 30th anniversary of the Music Peace Festival in Gorky Park, the festival that preceded the fall of the Berlin Wall and was the inspiration behind the Scorpions mega power ballad hit, ‘Wind of … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Live Music, Miscellanious, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged Born to Touch Your Feelings (Best of the Rock Ballads), Comeblack, Crazy World, Crazy World Tour 2018, FivePoints Amphitheater, James Kottak, Keith Olson, Klaus Meine, Matthias Jabs, Mikkey Dee, Pawel Maciwoda, Queensryche, Rock You Like a Hurricane, Rudolf Schenker, Scorpions, Send Me an Angel, Still Loving You, Sting in the Tail, Tokyo Tapes, Wind of Change
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Pacific Opera Project Flies Into the ‘Ford’ with ‘Carmen’
Pacific Opera Project takes over the Ford Amphitheater this Saturday, September 1, 2018, with its most ambitious project to date: a staging of Bizet’s “Carmen” with a full cast, two choruses, and a 31 piece orchestra. Nora Graham-Smith will portray the … Continue reading
Alice Cooper and Ace Frehley at The Greek 08/12/18
Bob Lee contributed to this post. Whenever Alice Cooper comes around with a new tour, like this summer’s “A Paranormal Evening with Alice Cooper,” you never know what kind of stage show he might have dreamed up. His 2000 Brutal … Continue reading
Feed Your Frankenstein for Under 20 Bucks at The Greek with Alice Cooper and Ace Frehley Sunday
Believe it or not, tickets for the Alice Cooper/Ace Frehley concert at The Greek Theater Sunday night are going for as low as $19.50. You might want to upgrade to $33 to get into the B Section, but you will … Continue reading
Celebrate the 10th Annual Tanabata Festival in Little Tokyo
As part of Nisei Week, The three-day Tanabata Festival will be taking place over the weekend in Little Tokyo. The plaza in front of in front of JANM and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA will be filled with streamers from the … Continue reading
Canadian Gold – In Conversation With Randy Bachman
There have always been precious metals coming out of Canada in the form of hit records. Gold was first discovered in Canada in 1960 and it’s name was Randy Bachman. Bachman, who founded both The Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive … Continue reading
