Tycho – The Roxy Theatre – Hollywood, CA – September 5, 2024 Five years since his last tour, Tycho (an alias for frontman Scott Hansen) is back to command the stage. The Grammy-nominated electronic music artist immediately got the crowd swaying with calming melodies and futuristic synths, entrancing the crowd at his sold-out show at … Continue reading
MKTO – The Roxy Theatre – Los Angeles, CA – June 10, 2019 A hot day in LA calls for a fun night on Sunset Boulevard, with MKTO, of course. The pop duo, consisting of Malcolm Kelley and Tony Oller, has been on hiatus since 2017. After their announced comeback last year, the guys brought … Continue reading
MKTO They May Have Been Gone, But They’re Still Classic. By Isa Barnett Two friends wanted to make music together, and so they did. After a few years, Malcolm Kelley and Tony Oller – better known as MKTO – saw their careers explode when their song “Classic” hit the charts in 2013. The duo immediately … Continue reading
Poison It Don’t Get Better Than This By Jay S. Jacobs Ready to feel old? It’s been 30 years since Poison released their second album, Open Up and Say… Ahh!, which featured the hit singles “Nothin’ But a Good Time,” “Every Rose Has Its Thorn,” “Fallen Angel” and a cover of Loggins and Messina’s “Your … Continue reading
Ripe, The Dip & Thumpasaurus – The Roxy – Los Angeles, CA – April 27, 2018 In 2012, seven people came together at Berklee School of Music to form Ripe, a soul group from Boston. With a few EPs released, the band have made a small headway into the groove world since their start. In … Continue reading
Tim Curry Celebrates Forty Years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Michelle Kacavas “I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey.” And so it began, in the beautiful Los Angeles City Hall Council Room, with a speech by District 5 Councilman Paul Koretz. He started by calling up the Nuart … Continue reading
Switchfoot Never Let Us Down by Sheila Lussier Pulling up to the legendary Roxy in Hollywood, I found a line wrapped around the block and down the sidewalk. It was made up of Switchfoot fans that had waited more than twohours in line for their favorite band to go on. The band’s tour manager brought me … Continue reading
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