Echo Park Rising
Echo Park Rising Is Back As Echo Farce Rising
free for all has always been the idea behind EPR
Echo Park Rising, Saturday And Sunday August 17th And 18th 2019
I still hadn’t had the chance to sort out all the bands I saw
L.A. Burning, West Coast Concert Picks, August 12th To 18th
more than 400 artists are scheduled to perform at Echo Park Rising
Echo Park Rising, Saturday August 18th 2018
Echo Park Rising has become ‘a small version of SXSW’
Echo Park Rising, Friday August 17th 2018
Writing about this event is always writing about what you haven’t seen
Echo Park Rising, It’s Only The Beginning, Thursday August 16th 2018
How do you cover such an event?
Echo Park Rising Is Next Weekend And The Lineup Is Once Again Overwhelming
in the middle of a FOMO crisis
Echo Park Rising Has Announced Part Of Its Monster Lineup
emotional pop siren Miya Folick is part of the lineup
Echo Park Rising Day 3, Saturday August 19th 2017
a boy band able to unleash another wave of formidable estrogen energy
This Is Just Starting: Echo Park Rising Day 1, Thursday August 17th 2017
my entire neighborhood has been hijacked by music, bands and free concerts
L.A. BURNING, WEST COAST CONCERT PICKS, AUGUST 14TH TO 20TH 2017
Echo Park Rising 2017 will take over my neighborhood
Echo Park Rising Has Announced Its Insane Lineup
My neighborhood’s incredibly fertile pool of musical creativity
Echo Park Rising 2015 In A Few Pictures
Things got weird with Man or Astro-Man?, tender with Dengue Fever and wilder with Hanni El Khatib. Birth Defects put the stage on fire, Three Common invited everyone to join them on stage, and Corners’ set was a crowd surfing party… I wanted the festival to last at least a week, I was just getting in the rhythm after these three days! See you next year…
Echo Park Rising, Sunday August 18th 2013, Photo Journal
… Rainbow Jackson, Quinto Sol, Avid Dancer, El Sportivo and the Blooz, Fever the Ghost, Far West, Holy Folk, Mystic Braves, Herbert Bail Orchestra, Strangers Family Band, JohnWayne, Only You…
Echo Park Rising Festival, Sunday, August 18th 2013 Reviewed
I probably wanted to overdose on music so I managed to see around 20 bands in a day! A much better score than on Saturday, but a super exhausting marathon which almost fried my brain…
Echo Park Rising Festival, Saturday, August 17th, 2013 Reviewed
The weekend is over and I have heard more live music than some people will in their lifetime! I hardly exaggerate, my head is stuffed with so much music, that my brain has made a bizarre soup of everything I have heard
Echo Park Rising, Saturday August 17th 2013, Photo Journal
It was a fun indoor-outdoor day, with way too many choices, but how can you choose when you don’t even know what the hell all these bands are playing?
Hands At Echo Park Rising, Saturday August 25th 2012
The music was extremely layered and filled with exotic rhythms and dance beats, at times borderline disco – one of their songs almost reminded me something borrowed from a Blondie track – with a few sprinkles of different things, dreamy and moody vocals, glittering synth, and lots of beats.
Youngblood Hawke At Echo Park Rising, Saturday August 25th 2012
They probably plan their shows as an aerobic session, watching the six of them who couldn’t stay a second at the same place. It was particular true for frontman Sam Martin (or may be there is no real frontman in this band), who was the most agitated one, jumping around like a jack-in-the-box.
Manhattan Murder Mystery At Echo Park Rising, Saturday August 25th 2012
Every Manhattan Murder Mystery show I have attended has been some epic episode of chaos, with poignant melodies buried in loudness. The songs are brutal and surge at you while grasping you by the guts, the music is loud and fuzzy, the lyrics shouted with rage and anguish, and soon everyone is intensely into it
Fool's Gold At Echo Park Rising, Saturday August 25th 2012
Fool’s Gold is much more than a Graceland cover band even though the comparison with the likes of Vampire Weekend will undoubtedly cross your mind. It was different, it was Vampire Weekend without the hipster factor and fashionable filter