Category: Music

A lot has been happening in the news with the Corona Virus pandemic wiping out people all over the world. I’d already stopped working at the end of

Exciting new festival announcement from Goldenvoice today! Saturday, May 2 | The Grounds at Dignity Health Sports Park View this in your browser Cruel World Festival Morrissey, Bauhaus, Blondie,

I’ve been fortunate enough to have seen Gang of Four in 2008 for the Download Festival in Los Angeles at Universal Ampitheater and the El Rey in 2015.

Though I’m not a huge holiday person, but I’ve always had fond memories of Christmas despite them not entirely being the best times for me or my family.

Soon after Peter Murphy had a severe heart attack and surgery requiring 2 stents put in, Bauhaus shocked the music world with news of a reunion show on

XTC co-frontman Colin Moulding and original XTC drummer Terry Chambers have announced their new TC&I album ‘Naked Flames: Live at Swindon Arts Centre’, which will be released on CD via Burning Shed. Ahead of this, they offer

It has been awhile since I did a proper review of a BRMC gig, and this is probably not enough of one to truly appreciate them. Oh well,

I just noticed that Adobe Portfolio automatically imported my Behance photo galleries, and even easily imports from LightRoom. Check out my new photography portfolio @ https://lianechan.myportfolio.com/ So far, I

Though I probably attended some great shows this summer (Beach House @ Hollywood Forever and Beach Goth @ LA Historic Park recently), it’s been too hot and miserable

Yesterday, Echo & the Bunnymen announced some new tour dates for North America, including the West Coast (which was skipped during the last US tour!): We’ll heading back

Playing a musical instrument is something that can bring you joy for many years, but it also has benefits besides just being a pleasurable activity. This infographic from GuitarLessons.org highlights