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Truly a blast from the past. This immersive pop up is a killer time! To celebrate the launch of the new Amazon Prime original series ‘Hunters’. Which stars Al Pacino and Logan Lerman, executive produced by Jordan Peele. ‘The Hunters Grindhouse Experience’ is transporting a block of Highland Park back to New York City in […]
Last Thursday (September 26th) Alternative Rock Singer-songwriter Barns Courtney brought The 404 Tour to Los Angeles at The Fonda Theatre. The artist released his second studio album 404 and is touring in support of that release with the English band The Hunna. Both hit the stage performing favorite tracks like “Hollow”, “You and I”, and, […]
Frank Iero and The Future Violents brought the Barriers World Tour to its concluding stop at The Troubadour this past Saturday. The band was touring on the heels of it’s newest release Barriers with openers Geoff Rickly and Low Speech. The support remains high for the former My Chemical Romance member. With many fans lining up early for the 8:00 PM door time and wearing band tees from some of Frank’s former musical endeavors. The first act […]
Last Thursday at the iconic Troubadour in West Hollywood Sirius XM’s The Coffee House Tour made a stop in Los Angeles. The tour is Sirius XM’s Coffee House station in a live format. It features three of its biggest artists from the station Matt Hartke, JD & The Straight Shot, and Matt Costa. If you […]
Electronic Indie Pop duo Frenship (James Sunderland and Brett Hite) finished out their Vacation Tour with the last two stops in Southern California. Here at The Reclusive Blogger, we were lucky enough to see the guys at The Fonda Theater last Friday (June 14th). From song one the band put on a show from amazing […]
Pop Rock band Hey Violet delivered an highly energetic and fun set at The Troubadour this past Thursday (May 30th), to an enthusiastic crowd of fans. The opener was Pop R&B newcomer Sage Charmaine whose stage presence was effervescent, her songs spunky and fun. Yet it was clear the audience was there for Hey Violet. […]
