When my fitness friend and fellow NoHo Arts District writer Jack Witt asked me to accompany him on a recent trek to The Viper Room to see one of his favorite performers, Graham Bonnet, it was a no-brainer…yes, of course. 

The Hollywood Bowl was the Mecca for the Arctic Monkeys’ fans. 

Greta Van Fleet at the Grammy Museum Los Angeles

The 50th Anniversary of The Doors’ hit song “Love Street” was celebrated with a ceremonial renaming of a portion of Rothdell Trail on Laurel Canyon in Los Angeles, CA that runs by The Doors’ frontman Jim Morrison’s house.

Take me to the river, throw me in and baptize me and if a spaceship happens to stop by please put me on board as I have seen the future and it is...  

Before Led Zeppelin there was The Yardbirds. 

When it comes to the local music scene in Los Angeles, music photographer Harold Sherrick is the linchpin that weaves a decade's long career that has him crossing paths with every well-known act on the music scene and is perhaps the best example of the six degrees of separation theory.

For a variety of reasons, I usually do not procure my own tickets to local concert events. And after a recent journey into the world of ticket procurement, I now know why I never do. I decided a few months ago to try buying tickets on my own and see what it involved.

Anyone that reads LA Music Scene knows that the first concert I ever attended was “The Beatles” at the Hollywood Bowl in 1966

January was a month full of news and adventures and it was really hard to keep them limited to just a few highlights of the month.