Dawes have announced the release of “I Love L.A.,” a cover of the Randy Newman 1983 classic, with proceeds directed to the Recording Academy and MusiCares’ Los Angeles fire relief effort.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The brothers who make up the Los Angeles folk band Dawes lost a lot in the Eaton Fire. They've also done a lot to help other victims. Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith opened the ...

Those expecting to see Lester Holt when tuning in to NBC Nightly News on February 3, 2025, got a major shock. The anchor was missing from the broadcast as another familiar NBC personality filled in ...

Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith of Dawes both lost their homes in the wildfires, and they’ve been very active in relief efforts. The Grammy Awards ceremony was nearly postponed when the full extent ...

PITTSFIELD — Two people escaped unharmed Monday evening when a fire erupted at their home on Dawes Avenue. The fire was discovered about 5:30 p.m. by passersby, who alerted the people inside the ...

In a city ravaged by wildfires, rock band Dawes quickly became the face of the devastation many in the Los Angeles music community are enduring. Lead singer Taylor Goldsmith lost his home studio ...

With a rendition of Randy Newman's ballad to the City of Angels "I Love L.A.," Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith was joined onstage by bandmate and brother Griffin Goldsmith, John Legend ...

Jason Isbell, Dawes, photographed by Jacob Blickenstaff, 2019 Throughout the year, they provide financial assistance to career musicians and music industry professionals struggling financially ...

Rock band Dawes took center-stage for a rendition of Randy Newman's song "I Love L.A.," joined by plenty of familiar Nashville faces. Music City's Brad Paisley and Brittany Howard hit the stage on ...

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — After a bail hearing spanning several days, Mark Perkins, the man accused of killing Charlotte Lester, was ordered held without bail Thursday. Inside Kent County Court ...

He then introduced Dawes, whose brothers Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith lost homes and their studio in Altadena’s blaze, backed by John Legend, Sheryl Crow, Brad Paisley, Brittany Howard and St ...