Meet the Tribesmen, one of the busiest local bands these days—and specifically, meet Wilber Pacheco. The 24-year-old Indio native works in retail when he’s not playing indie rock with his bandmates—and you can catch Pacheco and co. on Sunday, June 16, the final day of downtown Cathedral City’s AMFM Fest. For more information on the inaugural film, music and art festival—including ticket informatio...
Despite lineup changes and a breakup, the Doobie Brothers have had a long, successful existence and have racked up a lot of hits.
They’re currently touring behind their latest album, 2010’s World Gone Crazy, and are making a stop at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino on Saturday, June 15.
The band came together in San Jose, Calif., in 1970. Tom Johnston (guitar, keyboard, vocals) was friends with Moby ...
The Village Pub in downtown Palm Springs is trying to make Sunday a fun day, with its aptly named—you guessed it—Sunday Funday lineup. At 1 p.m. every Sunday, Scott Carter will take the stage, giving way to Rob Martinez at 5. And at 9 p.m., put on your dancing shoes (whatever that means) for the IdolEyez DJs: Kohdi Rayne and Anwaar Hines. Rayne, 28, is the lead house DJ at the Village Pub, and he’s ...
The Vibe is known primarily as a cover band—but the band members are in the process of changing that.
They are currently at work on their debut album, and they now play regularly at Palm Springs' Fireside Lounge.
Patrick “Tricky” Mitchem, the band’s bass player, said multiple circumstances led to them forming as a group back in October 2012. Mitchem played in much-loved local band Dude Jones from 19...
It’s been six years since Palm Desert’s Queens of the Stone Age released its previous album, Era Vulgaris ; however, that does not mean band founder Josh Homme hasn’t been busy.
He started the supergroup Them Crooked Vultures with Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters and John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin. He’s contributed to a number of other projects. And, thankfully, he hasn’t forgotten about Queens of the...
Indio native (and current Coachella resident) Giorg Tierez, 31, is a paraeducator at an elementary school—and a member of Burning Bettie, a band which touts itself as playing good ol’ fashioned rock ’n’ roll. You can catch some of that rock this Friday, May 31, at The Date Shed, 50725 Monroe St., in Indio. The music kicks off at 9, when Burning Bettie, Boycott Radio, DJ Guy Worden and DJ J Sizzle ...