Exene Cervenka

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So it's only a matter of hours before Exene Cervenka , vocalist of revered LA punk band X , walks on stage at Alex's Bar in Long Beach to kick off her SoCal stint of club dates and you are soooooo excited. Read More

However, Cervenka's latest release, Somewhere Gone, is certainly worth plunking down some cold, hard, cash for, and it's been a long time coming. Read More

JIM KWESKIN at Coffee Gallery Backstage; PIXIES , RAIN MACHINE at Hollywood Palladium ; JULIAN CASABLANCAS at Palace Theatre ; IAN ANDERSON at the Wiltern; YVONNE REYES & JOE HAJEK at Genghis Cohen ; NEW MAXIMUM DONKEY at Labrie's; JON BRION at Largo; RUPA & THE APRIL FISHES, OLLIN at the Mint; DUANE PETERS GUNFIGHT, A PRETTY MESS at the Redwood Bar & Grill; EEK-A-MOUSE at the Roxy; HAWNAY TROOF, PANTHER, DAVID SCOTT STONE at the Smell; KARMA TO BURN, TOTIMOSHI at Spaceland; JOE BAIZA , BLACK WIDOWS at Taix. Provided that CBS isn't planning a Two and a Half Men marathon, you won't find a dumber way to spend your Saturday night this weekend than at the hometown stop of LMFAO's six-week Party Rock Tour. But you might not find a more enjoyable way, either: On their recent major-label debut, these local club-rap kings throw down a nonstop barrage of infectiously goofy rhymes over slick '80s-inspired tracks that make even less use of nuance than the stuff on the Black Eyed Peas ' latest. Read More

It may seem like Exene Cervenka is everywhere lately. Read More

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Exene Cervenka is a tireless artist, in every sense of the word. Read More

xene Cervenka, legendary punk singer and former X frontwoman, has dabbled in acoustic music since the late '80s, but Somewhere Gone , her debut for the Bloodshot label, is something of a departure. Read More

In their duo set Friday night at the Echoplex, John Doe and Exene Cervenka dipped into the X songbook several times, including the title track from the group's 1987 album "See How We Are," their brutal and unflinching castigation of a world whose priorities had spun out of control. Read More