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LA Guns
Fri, 26 Nov, 8:00 PM PST
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The Coach House
33157 Camino Capistrano, Suite C, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
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Legends of the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, L.A. Guns starring Phil Lewis and Tracii Guns have released eleven studio albums over the span of almost 30 years, including Cocked & Loaded (1989), Hollywood Vampires (1991), and their critically-acclaimed The Missing Peace (2017), the highest selling release for Frontiers Music in 2017. They continue to excite their fans, old and new, with their kick-ass, high-energy rock n roll. Their twelfth release, The Devil You Know, released March 29, 2019 to the same critical acclaim. US Chart first week chart entries: #7 Top Current Hard Music Albums, #10 Independent Albums, #16 Top Current Rock Albums, #35 Top Current Albums, #45 Billboard Top Albums. UK Charts #12 Rock & Metal. #1 Amazon's Best Seller List.
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Rock
L.A. Guns
L.A. Guns
Rock
Written and recorded over the course of 2022, "Black Diamonds" sees Tracii Guns, Phil Lewis, and company continuing on the same successful and inspiring sonic journey that they've been taking on their most recent albums, "Checkered Past", "The Devil You Know", and "The Missing Peace". The band doesn't shy away from flexing their hard rock influences as they always have, but also incorporates more introspective acoustic tracks reflective of their classic rock influences from the '70s. This makes for a potent and highly listenable cocktail of an album in "Black Diamonds". Since their self-titled debut in 1988 to their widely praised recent suite of "comeback" albums, L.A. GUNS, led by Tracii Guns and Phil Lewis, have always delivered solid rock ‘n roll to their fans. Since core members Tracii and Phil reunited under the banner of L.A. Guns in 2017, a rekindling of the band's creative energy has been continuing unabated over the course of, now, four studio albums. "Black Diamonds" shows no signs of this renaissance slowing down...
L.A. Guns never looked like the pretty poster boys that so many of their peers did, but more the band that you would be terrified to bump into in an alley as they would likely be carrying switchblades and ready for a fight. But despite having many songs to back up that image, the band could also write powerful ballads (see the smash hit, “The Ballad Of Jayne” for Exhibit A of this argument) that showed there were some serious songwriting chops in the band.
The story of how we got from the band’s powerful early years to a fourth new studio album in the relatively short time that Guns and Lewis have reunited has already been well documented, so no need to rehash it. What’s important to know and understand is that the driving force of all those classic L.A. Guns songs was Tracii and Phil. Feeling inspired and excited like they did when they first started out, but with many years of wisdom and experience under their belts, and most importantly, a renewed and stronger creative and personal relationship, Guns, Lewis, and L.A. Guns as a whole are at a creative peak.
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Rock
Slaves to Humanity
Slaves to Humanity
Rock
Inspired by the hard hitting rock of the nineties, Slaves To Humanity seeks to reawaken the spirit of analogue-driven, powerful rock in modern music culture. The Orange County, CA based rock quintet formed primarily out of necessity, when lead vocalist Aidan Amini was scheduled to play at Hollywood’s Whiskey A Go Go. With only a month left before the show, the group finalized their current line up, which includes lead guitarists Pierce Akers and Max Hickman, drummer Shane Ryan, and bassist Nathan Johnson. Following their success at the Whisky, Slaves To Humanity began playing locally across Orange County, amassing a following on both social media and at their live shows. They have continued to write new material since forming in early March of 2019, fueled primarily by the groups natural chemistry as they pioneer a sound vocalist Aidan Amini calls “Sunset Grunge”. With Slaves to Humanity, one thing remains unmistakably clear, this is not your average high school rock band.