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54,400 Notes, 0.04% Error Rate: Rush at Gibson Amphitheater 6/22/11

54,400 Notes, 0.04% Error Rate: Rush at Gibson Amphitheater 6/22/11
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Attention to detail is what sets Rush apart. That guy in the ninth row who’s frantically air-drumming along with startling accuracy would be thrown for a loop if Neil Peart decided to throw one more or less snare hit into the monstrously complex sequence. more ›

30 Seconds To Mars @ Gibson Amphitheater, 4/9/11

30 Seconds To Mars @ Gibson Amphitheater, 4/9/11
       

After nearly two years of non-stop, worldwide touring, including a few stops in the LA area, 30 Seconds to Mars received a hometown welcome Saturday night playing to a completely sold out Gibson Amphitheater. Frontman Jared Leto, always the showman, did not disappoint the 8000+ devoted "Echelon" fans imploring them to "reach deep and let go" and to "have the time of their lives." more ›

Rush @ Gibson Ampitheater 8/11/10

Rush @ Gibson Ampitheater 8/11/10

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure Rush, whose current lineup solidified in 1973 with the addition of drummer Neil Peart, are now # 2 in the running for longest-lasting famous rock band that never broke up or changed their lineup. That’s a four year gap from ZZ Top (formed Texas, 1969), who are also showing no signs of going anywhere - in fact they played the Pacific Amphitheater just a few days after this show. But they’d better keep eating right and exercising if they don’t want to be overtaken. more ›

Judas Priest @ Gibson Amphitheater 8/2/09

Judas Priest @ Gibson Amphitheater 8/2/09

Rob Halford, making fetish gear safe for frustrated hetero youth once again following a twelve-year absence, is leading a crowd of heavily amped looking dudes through a catchy singalong chorus that all of them know by heart. Dudes are grabbing dudes by the shoulders and hollering “Living after midnight! Rockin’ till the dawwwwn!” at each other with great feeling, gazing into each others eyes. The band behind him sounds tight and powerful, twin guitar lines pinching off the air between the strings. It’s the end of the seventies once again, my friends, like the entire decade of eighties metal never happenned and we’ve returned to the source. Long live Judas Priest. more ›

Tonight in Rock: Lizz Wright, We Barbarians, Ari Shine

Tonight in Rock: Lizz Wright, We Barbarians, Ari Shine

Luckily, since SXSW Music officially starts on Wednesday, tonight's massive line-up of residencies is hardly affected, save for The Voom Blooms who are replaced by We Barbarians and others at the Viper Room tonight (full list of tonight's residencies after the jump). However, the exodus of Los Angeles based bands is upon us. more ›

New Edition: A Boy Band Pushing 40

New Edition: A Boy Band Pushing 40

As you might have read in Tonight in Rock in LA New Edition is performing tonight at the Gibson Amphitheater. Seriously they are. The same guys who gave us "Candy Girl" as little boys nearly 25 years ago are not only still together as a group but people are still paying their hard earned money ($79.75) to watch them perform. One fan is looking to go to show with three of their friends but... more ›

MTV Sorta Likes Bloggers... But Not Really: 2007 Movie Awards Wrap-Up

MTV Sorta Likes Bloggers... But Not Really: 2007 Movie Awards Wrap-Up

MTV to Bloggers: We sort of like you but not enough to give a shit about your coverage. LAist to MTV: We sort of like you but not enough to give a shit about your programming. When LAist was invited by MTV to live-blog the 2007 Movie Awards from an on-site "blogging tent," we asked ourselves one crucial question: is this going to be a cool opportunity to offer readers a unique perspective on the... more ›

Tonight in Rock in LA - Lily Allen, Three Bad Jacks, Rolling Blackouts, Jedi Mind Tricks, 8-Bit

KCRW's Sounds Eclectic cd is one of our favorite new offerings of 2007. Tonight's fundraiser for the station brings us live performances from Lily Allen, the Cold War Kids, the Shins, shredders Rodrigo y Gabriela, and others @ Gibson Amphitheater The Lords of Altamont, Rolling Blackouts, The Hexxers, The Clamour @ Safari Sam's Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks @ McCabe's Jedi Mind Tricks @ Henry Fonda Trash Fashion, 8-Bit @ The Scene Three... more ›

Interview Time with Nate of The Format

Interview Time with Nate of The Format

If anyone complains about new music today they're not buying the right cds. Arizona's The Format came out with one of the best new discs of any year and is in LAist's Top 5 of 2006, which is quite a feat since there were so many great ones that came out this year. Fun, happy, hopeful, easy to get into, "Dog Problems" was there for us as we fell asleep, there for us as... more ›

Give Some Love to Love

Give Some Love to Love

Mark Knofler and Emmylou Harris at the Gibson Amphitheater, Hawksley Workman at the Viper... or across the street at the Whisky they're throwing a benefit for Arthur Lee, the frontman of the classic 60s group Love. more ›

Top Five New CD Releases

Top Five New CD Releases

Elf Power Back to the Web (Rykodisc) – They’re an Athens, GA band and part of the Elephant 6 collective of indie rockers. They’ve got a record label and a commune. Apparently this album is less poppy and more acoustic folk. Appearing live at Spaceland on 5/13. Sample tracks on MYSPACE. more ›

Kanye’s Living Large

Kanye’s Living Large

LAist had the distinct pleasure of attending the Kanye West show Saturday night at Gibson Amphitheater. Now we must admit we missed Keyshia Cole and Fantasia and went straight for the main performance. Kanye went on around 9:30 and proved why loving him is no bandwagon but the real thing. College Dropout became an instant classic and in our opinion, Late Registration is not far behind. Image from Kanye's Golddigger video from Buzznet.com/fobchemicalreg... more ›

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