1. 22 May


    Step back in time for some roaring 1920s fun this Thursday at LPR. The night will feature a range of music from the eclectic decade, as well as a rare appearance by world-renowned concert pianist Byron Janis! Here’s a “Today Show” segment on Byron from 2003.

     

  2. 22 May


    After a solo show at LPR last month, John Medeski returns this Thursday with The M&Ms, which also features Papa Mali of 7 Walkers and Rob Mercurio and Stanton Moore of Galactic.

    After a solo show at LPR last month, John Medeski returns this Thursday with The M&Ms, which also features Papa Mali of 7 Walkers and Rob Mercurio and Stanton Moore of Galactic.

     

  3. 21 May


    LIARS rocked LPR Sunday night, and here’s some evidence to prove it. Photos by Mark Shelby Perry.

     

  4. 21 May


    Check out some shots from Sarah Neufield, Rafiq Bhatia and Colin Stetson’s sold-out show at LPR earlier this month! Photos by Lina Shteyn.

     

  5. 21 May



    For me it’s Meredith Monk, Philip Glass, Beethoven, John Luther Adams, and Delia Darbyshire (pioneer of electronic music and one of the first women in the field).
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    Missy Mazzoli on those who inspire her the most, from a recent Q&A with Pop Matters‘ Evan Sawdey, who describes her debut album Songs From the Uproar as “a post-rock full-fledged opera about a mountain climber from the 1800s.” 

    Mazzoli conspires with the Gotham Chamber Opera Wednesday at LPR.

     

  6. 20 May



    Here’s some “L.O.V.E.” from Paris’ Onra. The famed French beatsmith plays LPR Tuesday!

     

  7. 20 May


    Here’s a delectable preview of Conrad Tao’s debut LP Voyages, which is out June 11. Don’t miss him tomorrow at LPR!

     

  8. 19 May


    Conrad Tao’s “iridescence,” a piece for piano and iPad, will appear on his forthcoming debut album Voyages, but you can see him play it live at LPR on Tuesday!

     

  9. 18 May


    Join Bunny from Rabbit in the Moon this Sunday at LPR for Rabbit Whole, an unofficial after party for this weekend’s Electric Daisy Carnival!

    Also on the bill: Mike Leon (BurnLA), Non Sequitur (EPR), Orange Krush (Disorient), and Secret Special Guest! Doors at 10pm, tickets here.

     

  10. 18 May


    Acclaimed composer, pianist and violinist Conrad Tao recently signed with EMI and will release his debut LP Voyages next month. No need to wait, though, because Tao plays LPR Tuesday!

    Voyages (and tomorrow’s concert) will feature the music of Ravel, Rachmaninoff and Meredith Monk, along with Tao’s own compositions. Watch his video for Monk’s “Railroad” above!