Live music on the rocks, Alex’s Bar launches livestream to keep music on a Good Foot
“It’s either going to be really awesome or really bad.”
A Day of Blues aims to benefit musicians and the audience that misses them
It’s offering more than 10 hours of (almost) live music online.
How are local music venues doing? Pretty good, not so good, desperately trying to survive
We checked in with the owners and operators of Long Beach’s leading live music venues to see how they’ve been managing in the last six months.
VIDEO: From Bach to ‘Uptown Funk’ Naples Strings gonna give it to you
The group, featuring musicians that play with the likes of symphonies, Rod Stewart and Yo-Yo Ma, is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Caspian venue change—from Art to Alex’s—highlights Long Beach live music void
Where can acts with prominent followings come to play in Long Beach?
Toxic Toast Theatre: The all-ages music venue Long Beach doesn’t know it has
“This is a kind of place where I would want to have a show.”
IN PICTURES: Long Beach packs the streets for Buskerfest
The 10th anniversary of Buskerfest brought some of the city’s most talented, undiscovered musicians out of the woodwork to win over the hearts of eager show goers.
IN PICTURES: It was all good vibes in Long Beach at the New Blues Festival
The Latin funk, and rhythm and blues band Low Rider Band headlined the two-day New Blues Festival at El Dorado Park on Saturday.
Devil Season is all year round: This local band forges its own path
As Devil Season, Nate Jackson’s soulful vocal chops take center stage, doubly so with the affected delays and harmonies that weave a dark, dreamlike labyrinth of angst, emotive false-settos and declarative hooks.