Little Ones Brighten Seattle's Monday Blues

The SoCal indie-poppers transform lethargic fans into spastic dance machines with a peppy catalogue-wide set, previewing select tracks off forthcoming full-length Morning Tide.
The Little Ones' Brian Reyes / Photo by Alex Crick

Despite the late hour on a Monday night (May 12), Los Angeles' the Little Ones brought out their big guns as fans stoically gathered at Seattle's Chop Suey to hear the quintet's shiny indie-pop blast out in a grande-sized set.

The Little Ones, Seattle May 12

Photo by: Alex Crick
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The Little Ones, Seattle May 12

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The Little Ones, Seattle May 12

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Elbow's Sonic Tranquility Rubs Off on L.A. Fans

In support of their just-released fourth record, The Seldom Seen Kid, the Brit dream-poppers hit Hollywood and play Valium to the hotspot's weekend chaos.
Elbow frontman Guy Garvey / Photo by Maggie Serrano

Los Angeles' typical weekend ruckus was slightly more subdued this past Friday (May 9), as the ethereal melodies of Elbow filled Hollywood's club Avalon to the brim.

Dr. Dog Debut New Tunes Live to NYC Fans

The Philadelphia-based fivesome play choice new material, and leave a sold-out crowd in eager anticipation of their forthcoming record, Fate.
Dr. Dog / Photo by Eric Nowels

Donning pastel men's dress shirts and an array of knit caps, Ray-Bans, and leather boots and loafers, idiosyncratic-as-ever Dr. Dog strolled onstage last night (May 8) and immediately kicked the venue into jubilant spirits with samplings from their upcoming fifth full-length release, Fate (out July 22).

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