We’re excited to announce the winner of a pair of tickets to see Field Report play at Hollywood’s intimate Hotel Café this Saturday, August 25. For those of you who are not familiar with Field Report, it is the solo project of Chris Porterfield. The musician got his start playing the pedal steel guitar in DeYarmond Edison, the
Prior to Meiko taking the stage at The Hotel Café Showcase, I had already heard people in the crowd talking about how excited they were to see her. I knew I was in for a treat. The showcase was held at St. David’s Sanctuary. The church atmosphere really added to the intimate feel and the
Neon Hymns will be performing at The Hotel Cafe on August 5th. The show is 21+, and the cost is $10. The Hotel Cafe is located at 1623 1/2 North Cahuenga Boulevard in Hollywood. Their self-titled EP (pictured below) is now available for purchase on iTunes. For more information on Neon Hymns‘ upcoming tour
Los Angeles-based, but Midland, TX born Amy Wallace has a busy 2010 thusfar. With her group the Music Dept., a collaborative work between her, veteran producer Chris Franz and Jonathan Korszyk, they have had songs licscened to One Tree Hill and MTV’s Teen Mom. Also, her solo career has been on an upward trajectory, which
The sad truth is while I’ve seen many musicians pump their fist in the air during a live performance, I’ve only known four to do it without looking, well…..dumb: Bruce Springstein (with the nickname The Boss, c’mon), Bono (up for debate), Wayne Coyne (who spends half his time in a bubble) and Win Butler (he
Johnny Bennett is playing at the Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles this Tuesday, and he wants to invite you to come see him– for FREE! If you’d like to be on the list this Tuesday evening, email me, Leona Laurie, at Leona@BestNewBands.com, explaining why you’re the perfect candidate. We’ll let Johnny judge the entries, and