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Stone Stanley’s Mudstomp Tapes Tour Brings Blues And Americana to High Desert And Long Beach
Stone Stanley is the musical creation of singer/songwriter Jason Robert. In Stone Stanley, Jason Robert explores rock, country, Americana and folk and how they are all based upon a bedrock of the blues. Calling this style Mudstomp Blues, Stone Stanley is … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Upcoming Events
Tagged Adelanto, Adelanto Stadium, americana, Blues, Ed Simon, Jason Robert, long beach, Mudstomp Tapes, New Blues Festival, Stone Stanley, Woodystock
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Thirty Seconds to Mars’ “America” Release Party: The Museum of America 2 Day Pop-up Experience
Jared Leto completes a week-long journey across the country in support of Thirty Seconds to Mars’ forthcoming album “America.” The 46-year-old singer began the trip in New York City on Monday and has traveled by every means possible, while he … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Music, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged 30 Seconds to Mars, americana, Billy Bennight, Events, Hubble Studio, indie rock, Jared Leto, Mars Across America, Performance, photography, sex, Shannon Leto, Stars and Strips, Tank, The Museum of America, Thirty Seconds to Mars
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One Door Opens but Another Closes: Original Twohey’s in Alhambra to Close in February 2018
UPDATED 12-16-2017: Legendary Twohey’s of Alhambra will permanently close its doors at the beginning of the year as the restaurant’s lease was not renewed. The restaurant and its mid-century modern styled building and interior ceiling lamp decor, cozy beige circular booths, … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged alhambra, americana, jim cristos, landmark restaurant, Pasadena, twohey's restaurant, twoheys tavern
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Twohey’s Take-2: the Route 66 Landmark Makes Landfall in Pasadena
UPDATE August 1, 2018 – Twohey’s Tavern has been rebranded as Foothill. Alhambra’s original historic Route 66 local favorite, Twohey’s restaurant, which recently celebrated its 75th anniversary, has opened an extension of its fare to Pasadena with a re-imagining of classic … Continue reading
Annette Conlon’s Folk U Series Brings Local Folk Music to the Vampire Lounge in Beverly Hills
Folk singer/songwriter and musician Annette Conlon is as principled about her music as she is about veganism and Americana. Now she is allowing others to experience her musical feelings as well as that of other folk artists at her new … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged americana, Annette Conlan, Beverly Hills, Ed Simon, Vampire Lounge and Tasting Room, Vegan, veganism
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Lilly Hiatt’s “Trinity Lane”
Nashville artist Lilly Hiatt has released an endearing video for her uplifting new single “Trinity Lane.” Set in her comfortable-looking, messy apartment, and featuring several shots of her cute cat, the video and song are about being content on one’s own, … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged alt rock, americana, cats, lilly hiatt, nashville, new west records
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Jeffrey Halford and the Healers Bring Their Bluesy Rock ‘n’ Roll to Genghis Cohen This Weekend
The roots of rock and roll stretch back to the rootsy, bluesy Americana music that developed in the cities, fields, shacks and bayous of America. One of the best musicians keeping this bit of Americana live is Texas-born Jeffrey Halford, … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged americana, Blues, Ed Simon, Genghis Cohen, Jeffrey Halfor and the Healers, Jeffrey Halford, Rock and roll
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Live Review: Rose’s Pawn Shop, Tommy Ash & More at Grand Ole Echo
The Echo’s weekly country rock series called the Grand Ole Echo is a breath of fresh air (despite a lot of patio smokers) on Sunday afternoons. The all-ages shows last from 4 to 8pm, and are free before 6pm or $5 … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged alt-country, americana, andrew sheppard, country, grand ole echo, jackson tanner, rose's pawn shop, the echo, tommy ash
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Live Review: Bonnie Montgomery at Grand Ole Echo
Last Sunday, Bonnie Montgomery headlined at the Grand Ole Echo, the weekly country music/Americana night at The Echo. The Arkansas-based singer/songwriter is classically trained in opera but plays country rock mixed with Americana and folk. Her training was especially noticeable … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged americana, bonnie montgomery, country, cowboy country, folk, grand ole echo
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Hollywood Heritage Museum and The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Celebrating: The Squaw Man, 100 Years of Movie Production
Nothing says “Hollywood” like the Silent Era and the Golden Age of film. Yesterday, July 1st, marked the centennial celebration The Squaw Man by the The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the Hollywood Heritage Museum.The Hollywood production of Squaw Man was the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Miscellanious, Movies, News & Sports, Photo Essays
Tagged 1913, 1914, americana, Automobiles, Billy Bennight, Blockbuster, Cicel B. DeMille, costumes, Cowboy, Edwardian, Events, Film, First, Gibson Girl, History, Hollywood, Los Angeles, Making Movies, Man, Movie, Period Cars, Production, Saga, silent movies, Squaw, Squaw MAn, Stanley Steamer, Vintage, Vintage Cars, Western
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