Arts & Culture Newsletter: Pop-rocker Sting buzzes back into town next week
This week, Mission Bayfest, Mojalet Dance Collective, "A Haunting in Venice," Bad Religion and more
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This week, Mission Bayfest, Mojalet Dance Collective, "A Haunting in Venice," Bad Religion and more
From the launch of I Set My Friends On Fire to the reinvention of Bring Me The Horizon, here are Epitaph’s 20 greatest signings.
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Bad Religion isn't letting its 40th anniversary go un-celebrated -- even if the pandemic kept the iconic punk rock band from doing it on the road. Instead the troupe, which formed during 1980 in Los Angeles, set up camp at the Roxy Theatre in Hollywood for a series of four "Decades" shows, each one focusing on, as the title indicates, a specific decade of the band's history. The endeavor offers a deep dig into a 17-album studio career that started with "How Could Hell Be Any Worse?" in 1982 and has continued amidst solo and side projects -- as well as guitarist Brett Gurewitz's shepherding of...