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As far as singers go, few compare with Linda Ronstadt. The epitome of musical versatility, she started as a country singer, before effortlessly weaving her way through rock, pop, folk, jazz, r&b, Mexican bluegrass, and opera.     In the 1970’s,…

Straight outta Los Angeles' own San Fernando Valley, Fishbone arrived on the LA music in the early 80’s with a BANG!  Six technically gifted African-Americans musicians who fused rock, ska, punk, funk, and metal into their own “pink vapor stew”, their…

When it comes to planning a birthday adventure, there are endless options to choose from. But when you're looking for a celebration that's sophisticated and memorable, why not consider a fun and unique activity in the city of Los Angeles?…

Are you a music lover looking for things to do in West Hollywood? Well, you're in luck! West Hollywood is a hub for music lovers, boasting a rich history and a vibrant music scene. From legendary music venues to iconic…

The long and eventful history of Hollywood's watering holes is a microcosm of the district's larger cultural evolution. Bars in Hollywood, especially the older ones along Sunset Blvd, have always played an important role in the city's social and cultural…

Few bands personified the sleaze ‘n ease of Hollywood more than Guns N’ Roses. Five self-described street urchins – ironically, none of whom were actually from Los Angeles – they lived in dingy rehearsal rooms, played every club on The…

Guitar playing can be defined as such: BEVH & AEVH. Before & After Eddie Van Halen. An unequivocal musical genius, he singlehandedly created the modern-day guitar hero, and within a few years of his debut, Sunset Blvd was inundated with…

There are many bands from Los Angeles who achieved rock ‘n roll royalty, but The Doors were arguably the first.     Toeing the line between hippie & beatnik, and lead by their very own (Lizard) King, Jim Morrison, they…