Women Making Moves: Music and Mezcal at YOLA DÍA
Additional text by Derrick K. Lee, Esq. LOS ANGELES, CA- Sun beating down, beats thumping across the grassy lawn, tajin rims clinking together. Sunday, August 18th was our type of summer party in Downtown LA. First-time fest YOLA DÍA brought the power to LA State…
A More Perfect Reunion
SPICEWOOD, TX- The word “reunion” conjures up the juggernaut of extended family gatherings. “Reunification” has a somewhat different valence — the bringing together of East and West Germany, for instance, or immigration policy that allows family members to rejoin each other. In either sense of…
Pete Wilde is “Making Rock N’Roll Black Again”
LOS ANGELES, CA- Rock and Roll evolved from musical styles like gospel, blues, jazz and boogie woogie. All musical genres derived from black culture. Pete Wilde is “Making Rock N’Roll Black Again”. Growing up with music in his family (his step-dad, Eddie Minifield, is a…
Ariana Grande, The Backstreet Boys, G-Eazy And Star Studded Lineup Rock “We Can Survive” for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Having been to the original We Can Survive back in 2013, I jumped at the chance to go again. This year, the lineup featured Charlie Puth, G-Eazy, Meghan Trainor, OneRepublic, Pitbull, Ariana Grande, and Bruno Mars at my favorite outdoor venue: the Hollywood Bowl. The…
Lenny Kravitz Let Love, And His Music, Rule KAABOO
CLICK HERE to check out the rest of our coverage of KAABOO 2016 RECAP: How do you review Lenny Kravitz? He’s always going to be awesome. I mean, if you’re even remotely into his music, his live show is dependably rad. So the question then becomes:…
