The first track off of Nothing is Wrong, the second album from Dawes, defines the record. Front man Taylor Goldsmith knows how to reel you in with his voice and lyric in "Time Spent in Los Angeles." ...

Los Angeles folk-rock band Dawes are celebrating the ten year anniversary of their celebrated second album Nothing Is Wrong with a special deluxe edition of the record, due out August 20 on ATO ...

Dawes is a Los Angeles foursome that specializes ... The band released its sophomore album, Nothing is Wrong, this month to much celebration at XPN, where it was selected as the station's featured ...

Nothing Is Wrong, further established them as a force in the folk-rock scene, with standout tracks like “Time Spent in Los Angeles” and “A Little Bit of Everything.” Over the years, Dawes ...

From their 2011 album "Nothing Is Wrong," here is Dawes with a new version of their song "Time Spent in Los Angeles." Airports set to scrap boarding passes and check-ins in major travel shake-up ...

After personally experiencing significant loss in the Southern California fires, Dawes appeared on Jimmy ... off the band’s album Nothing Is Wrong. As the duo performed, footage of Los Angeles ...

That was the monumental task for Dawes singer Taylor Goldsmith and ... The emotional, stripped-down take on the song from the band’s Nothing Is Wrong album came less than a week after Taylor ...

Taylor Goldsmith is keenly aware that the Dawes who released the album Oh Brother last fall are far different from the band that dropped their breakout LP, Nothing Is Wrong, in 2011. Not only has ...

Dawes has had its profile heightened by association lately, with props from Jackson Browne in the pages of Rolling Stone and as accompanists for The Band's Robbie Robertson. But if the group's second ...

the sophomore album from the la folk-rock quartet. dawes recorded the album at producer jonathan wilson's echo park studio late last year in between touring commitments. 'nothing is wrong' is the ...

Though restlessness is the dominant lyrical theme here, Nothing Is Wrong sounds familiar and comforting (see the airy, aching “Fire Away,” featuring Jackson Browne).

LA four-piece Dawes excavate a newly re-fashionable period in their city’s musical history, the hippy singer-songwriters that clustered in Laurel and Topanga Canyons in the 1970s. “I am a ...