Live music (with Silversun Pickups, Filter, Dead Sara and more) mixes with all things ghostly in four days of Halloween madness streaming from the Queen Mary. The interactive event starts Thursday.
Also on Wednesday: Gothic Tropic, Repenter, 143 THX Festival, Monolord, the Dead South, Flipper, Sleeplust, Morbid Angel, the Aquadolls, the Maine, Death by Stereo
Incoming: The Dear Hunter, Turnover, Madonna, Twinkids, the Chainsmokers, Wild, Vinyl Williams, Kevin Gates, Filter, A$AP Ferg, Spendtime Palace, Gothic Tropic, the Aquadolls, the Maine, Slayer, the Locust, Transviolet, X, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Festy Baby, Bea Miller, the Greyboy Allstars, Bauhaus, Mannheim Steamroller
Culture Collide won’t be returning to Echo Park for a seventh year this October. The event’s co-founder says a new event is in the works.
Also on Saturday: Cave, Filter, Bernhoft, Sure Sure, Tori Kelly, Oddisee, Jessica Childress, Shane Alexander
Incoming: The Cure, the Who, James Blake, Tech N9ne, Coasts, HAIM, Ben Folds, Damien Jurado, Phases, Mac DeMarco, Yuna, the Thermals, Pvris, Rudimental, Wild Nothing, Deserted at the Palms, Jennylee, Nada Surf, Frightened Rabbit and more.
Incoming: Zak Waters, Cher, Hi Ho Silver Oh, Corners, LA Font, S. Carey, the Bolts, Kilo Virga, Skin N Bones, KISS, Def Leppard, Joshua bell, Town in the City, Los Mysterious, Prayers, The Herbert Bail Orchestra, Peter Matthew Bauer, John Murry, GoldStar, The Mowgli’s, Waters, Cloud Nothings, METZ, The Count Basie Orchestra, Via Echo, Charlie […]
Filter, the music magazine, marketing/promotions company and promoter of the annual Culture Collide festival in Echo Park, will fold by summer’s end, the result of a split between business partners Alan Sartirana and Alan Miller. Sartirana and Miller each have launched new platforms. Miller will do business under the name Culture Collide, whose website recently […]
Fare for a fabulous Friday: ‣ Long-running Britpop quartet Travis visits the Wiltern Theatre behind their new album “Where You Stand.” That’s their chilly video for “Moving,” above. ‣ Trevor Powers brings his project Youth Lagoon to the First Unitarian Church, where Pure X opens. ‣ His new album “Imitations” out last month, Mark Lanegan […]
Thursday things: ‣ Singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson holds forth at the Wiltern behind his newest, “Last of the Great Pretenders.” His video for “Kinks Shirt,” above, was directed by Bobcat Goldthwait. ‣ Canadian dream-poppers Young Galaxy visit the Echo behind their latest album “Ultramarine.” Mister Lies and Silver Swans open. ‣ Rock trio the Cold and […]
