The concert got rained out but we took a great tequila tour.
We got rained out of a private Day of the Dead concert that was going to be the subject of this week’s LA LA Land, so I am writing a review of a tequila tour we took [...]
Culture & Humanities
Boleros de Noche. A night of pure magic in DTLA
Boleros de Noche, a magic night in an island of music in downtown Los Angeles [...]
Doo-Wop Mariachis, an indoor carwash, and the Electric Slide: it’s 3 am at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Patrick O’Heffernan. Host, Music FridayLive!, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is LA’s version of New York’s famed Lincoln Performing Arts Center. Part of the LA [...]
PBS SoCal/Independent Lens “Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World” is a must-see for music lovers
Patrick O’Heffernan. Host, Music FridayLive!, If you ask most Americans about Indians in rock music they will usually point to “Cherokee Nation”, the John D. [...]
Nancy Sanchez’s Angel Baby video: a musical touchstone for America
Nancy Sanchez’s “Angel Baby” is far more than a beautiful work of emotion and music; it is a brilliant work of cultural communication that delivers a message desperately needed in our country today. It is not only Grammy-worthy but Pulitzer-worthy. [...]
The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence – Can One Truly Solve for “Why”?
Spread across two centuries, three characters are looking for connection in PCPA’s production of The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence A loving tribute and [...]
Inicat: A new way to build and promote your music online
Berlin based Internet Music / Musician Support service Inicat is a truly new concept to the International Online Music Community. They have created a Music Platform that [...]
Leonardo to Matisse: Master Drawings from the Robert Lehman Collection
Metropolitan Museum of Art – New York Exhibition Dates: October 4, 2017–January 7, 2018 Exhibition Location: Robert Lehman Collection – Gallery 964 Opening at [...]
