by Sean W. What a weekend! I am a huge Odin fan. I love their debut Don’t Take No For An Answer and the subsequent albums all had some killer tunes on them. When I found out in the Spring that Odin was doing a show, I had to go. I’ve wanted to see them [...]
by Jean Brugger I have worked way, way, way behind the scenes for Universal Pictures since 1987 – at their advertising agency – distributing and scheduling their television and radio commercials. Every once in awhile I’d get a little perk, maybe a poster or a t-shirt from a film, a video or DVD here and [...]
by Karen Kritzer LA’s Roxy Theater. 2007. Sid was long dead. Lydon’s “Public Image Limited” was also laid to rest. Steve Jones was hosting “Jonesy’s Jukebox” on Indie 103.1 and I was/am a rabid Jonesy fan. Paul Cook guested on Steve’s show and their banter about their Sex Pistols days were side splitting hilarious. Word [...]
by Alba M. The good surprise in LA – Visiting The Grammy Museum at L.A. Live My last day in the amazing city of Los Angeles. Would be flying back home early on Sunday. After a long day of walking decided to explore a little more of downtown LA. For my surprise and totally by [...]
by Karen Kritzer The Clash. $5.00 bucks to see the Clash. $5.00 bucks to be a part of history. There is no price you can put on this show. You simply had to be here. Imagine this: There was an early 6:00 pm show of an Israeli folk singer that night. No one remembers that, [...]
by Lois Pennell This was my first time seeing Parachute. I had listened to them a while prior to the show and had always wanted to see them live. They were on last, so I got to The Roxy early to get front row! I met a friend there that night and we waited a [...]
by Omar Arteaga I went to a show at The Roxy on Feb. 6 2011. It was put on by H20 to benefit “one life one chance”. I had never heard of H20 but I went because Travis Barker was going to be the guest drummer. By the end of the night I was an [...]
by Karen Kritzer Nicolette was the “It” girl in 1979. Rolling Stone had declared it in 1978. “Lotta Love” with Neil Young was in heavy rotation and Nicolette’s solo album”Nicolette” had just been released and captured her soulful spirit, her amazing voice and an array of back-up session musicians that are legendary: Russ Kunkel, Leland Sklar, [...]
by Courtney Coocheesy This is a ticket of mine from 2008. As stated, The Almost was the headlining band, however I did not go to see them, in fact I didn’t even stay to watch them. The opening band that night was Envy on the Coast. At the time, I didn’t really know much about [...]
by Karen Kritzer Any opportunity I had to see Tim Curry perform on and off screen in the 70′s was a night of dress up, decadence and delight. He downplayed his Rocky Horror persona for this show but, really, you can’t take the camp out of a Curry show now, can you? He strutted, he [...]
