Tattoos, Ink and Cars at the 12th Annual Musink Festival
Tattoos, Ink and Cars at the 12th Annual Musink Festival Photo Credit L/ Paul Mann For Vandala Magazine
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Bush and Live Play “Secret” Concert at the Roxy to Announce National Summer Tour
The legendary Roxy theater on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood has been a showcase venue for some of the biggest names in rock music for over 45 years. The tradition continued on March 12th when 90’s Alt rock powerhouse bands Bush and Live played a secret show sponsored by local radio station KROQ.
Voodo Glow Skulls and Fear at the 12th Annual Musink Festival
Voodo Glow Skulls at the 12th Annual Musink Festival Photo Credit L/ Paul Mann For Vandala Magazine
Reverend Tall Trees Blues Opera Comes to Ojai Underground Exchange
L. Paul Mann An appreciative audience packed the tiny Ojai Underground Exchange for an extraordinary concert Sunday, March 3rd. The small venue is a combination dance studio and performance […]
TSOL and Dead Kennedys at the 12th Annual Musink Festival
TSOL and Dead Kennedys at the 12th Annual Musink Festival Photo Credit L/ Paul Mann For Vandala Magazine
Interview with Danny Wagner of Greta Van Fleet – Appearing on Saturday Night Live
The young Michigan rock band Greta Van Fleet has been making a splash in the music world over the last few years after extensive festival appearances across the nation and around the world. But the band is on the verge of becoming a household name bolstered by their new album “Anthem Of The Peaceful Army” and an upcoming guest appearance on the Saturday Night Live show.
Surfrider Benefit Brings Diverse Group of Song Writers to Alcazar Theater Carpinteria
A diverse group of songwriters brought their skills to the Alcazar Theater in Carpinteria, Saturday night November 4th. The intimate acoustic evening was organized by Ones To Watch Productions, the musical promoters who have brought a wealth of Americana music to local venues in Southern California. The historic 200 seat non-profit Alcazar theater, which was recently remodeled boasts accidentally perfect acoustics, due to its architecture. The tiny movie theater which doubles as a live performance hall has been a community treasure in the small town of Carpinteria since it first opened nearly 90 years ago. Volunteers served donated locally brewed beer and wine for $5 a glass and took bids on silent auction items like a surfboard and other surf related items.
Arroyo Seco Festival Brings Summer Vibe to Southern California – Day 1
Photo and Article Credit: L. Paul Mann The second annual Arroyo Seco music festival took place on the third longest day of the year, Saturday, June 23rd, bringing in the […]
#TBT – Celebrating David Bowie a Unique Concert Tour Comes to The Wiltern Los Angeles
Article and Photo Credit L. Paul Mann The Celebrating David Bowie concert tour made a stop in downtown Los Angeles, February 28 at the historic Wiltern Theater. The show features […]
Psychedelic Furs Pack The Canyon Club Agoura, California
On a cold and sleepy Sunday night the veteran Punk and New Wave band, the Psychedelic Furs brought nearly 2,500 people to the Canyon Club in Agoura, California. The standing room only show featured decades of hit music from the veteran English rockers.
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