Viper Room

L.A. RECORD & CONVERSE PRESENT: THE CHINA INVASION TOUR

March 9th, 2010 · 1 Comment

L.A. RECORD & Converse Present: The China Invasion Tour P.K.14, Carsick Cars, AV Okubo China Night @ the Viper Room 8852 W. Sunset Blvd April 7th 9:00pm Follow @freelarecord for your chance to win free tickets plus more!! Facebook Event Link http://larecord.com http://viperroom.com

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HAPPY HOLLOWS + GANGI @ VIPER ROOM

January 11th, 2010 · 7 Comments

Throughout the entire show, Sarah never showed a sign of tiring, throwing her head up and down, bouncing and jumping around the stage. Charlie and Chris possessed their own endless amounts of energy—not once did any of the three ever stop playing music to drink water, stall to relax or maybe even breathe. To be honest, it is hard to focus on all the logistics and technicalities of the music because watching the band play is so enamoring.

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LOS ANGELES VENUES

November 29th, 2009 · 14 Comments

Los Angeles Venue Directory Below you will find a list of venues in Los Angeles and surrounding communities. If we have overlooked a venue please leave it in the comments field and we will add it to our list. The Echo 1822 W Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90026-3227 (213) 413-8200 www.attheecho.com The Echoplex 1154 [...]

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THE PLASTICINES @ THE VIPER ROOM

September 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

When The Plasticines took the stage for their set as the opening act at The Viper Room on Friday night, you could almost hear the tongues of every gentleman, or at least those brought up on dirty movies and rock and roll, hit the floor. The three girls standing above them—and the fourth seated at the drum kit—were the epitome of three irresistible things: they were pretty, talented, and very, very young.

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ZIG ZAG WANDERER: FAUXCHELLA, FAUST, FRIEDMAN AND THE SWEET

April 15th, 2009 · 7 Comments

Orders from the Fire Marshal sent the marathon Fauxchella festival packing from the announced Traction Ave. venue earlier in the week, but by showtime on Good Friday organizers had moved the event to gamier precincts many blocks away. Hangar 1018 is beloved of the downtown party set and I know the space well, having wandered along its sketchy and verminous stretch of S. Santa Fe many times in various states of hallucinogenic inebriation. Inside, instead of the usual haul of faux-fur and near-naked ladies, were a couple hundred gamboling on the fragments of their Eastside Cool. I was waved past the door by promoters spoke cheerily of the ultraviolence they’d already visited upon everyone else inquiring after The List.

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