Upcoming Live Performances on MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC with host JASON BENTLEY
Tuesday, January 17, New Zealand native Mark de Clive-Lowe now calls LA home and will share his signature beat-driven, neo-soul sound with us on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.
Monday, January 23, Irish singer Lisa Hannigan made a name for herself singing with Damien Rice and she returns to our studios with her second solo album under her belt. It’s beautiful work and we’ll hear it on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.
Tuesday, January 24, The Alabama Shakes are one of the most buzzed about bands in indie music right now and for good reason – they blend Southern soul, blues, gospel and rock with unmistakable vocals from Brittany Howard. They join us on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.
KCRW PRESENTS
Tues, January 17, Mondrian Sessions featuring Chairlift at Skybar.
Tues, January 24, Wilco at the Hollywood Palladium.
Wed, January 25, The Alabama Shakes at the Troubadour.
Tues, January 31, Jessie Baylin at the Troubadour.
Thurs, February 2, Gotye at the El Rey Theatre.
Wed, February 8, Jóhann Jóhannsson at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever.
Thurs, February 9, Dr. Dog at The Observatory in Santa Ana.
Fri, February 10, Dr. Dog at The Music Box.
Sat, February 11, Los Amigos Invisible at the Conga Room.
Sat, February 11, The 4th Annual MojaMoja Awards Brunch and Benefit Concert (hosted by Garth Trinidad with live performances by Los Amigos Invisibles, Goapele, Thundercat, Mariachi El Bronx and more) at Mr. C Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Tues, February 14, Liam Bailey at the Hotel Café.
Wed, February 15, Bombay Bicycle Club at the El Rey Theater.
Thurs, February 23, Mondrian Sessions featuring Nosaj Thing at Skybar.
Sun, February 26, Laura Veirs & The Hall of Flames at Largo at the Coronet.
Sun, February 26, Cate Le Bon at McCabe’s.
Fri, March 9, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones at the Orpheum.
Tues, March 20, Sharon Van Etten at the Avalon.
Tues, March 20, Of Montreal with Deerhoof at the Wiltern.
Mon, April 16, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 at Campbell Hall at UCSB.