News / Shows
 Lookout Zoomout 3 is Coming to a Screen Near You

Posted by Aaron H on March 10, 2021

Lookout Zoomout 3 is Coming to a Screen Near You
Lookout Zoomout 3 is Coming to a Screen Near You

Former Lookout Records alumni will be having a reunion for the third Lookout Zoomout on March 28th at 3pm EST/12:00pm PST -- a monthly series presented by Oceanside Productions. Among the performers this month are Penelope Houston of The Avengers, Ted Leo, Dr. Frank of The Mr. T Experience, and more. Tickets are AVAILABLE NOW.

Lookout Zoomout 3 is Coming to a Screen Near You
Lookout Zoomout 3 is Coming to a Screen Near You

Related news stories

MTX: Revenge Is Sweet...and 25 years old

Posted in Records on July 25, 2022

Lookout Zoomout 2

Posted in Shows on February 13, 2021

Lookout Zoomout 2021

Posted in Shows on January 16, 2021

Related album reviews

Ted Leo & The Pharmacists

The Brutalist Bricks
Matador (2010)

Their first record for Matador; their first record featuring new bassist Marty Key: The Brutalist Bricks is a record of firsts. It's the band's second shortest record, however (2004's Shake the Sheets is a couple of minutes briefer, at 39:52), and a departure from the drawn-out, exploratory songs of 2007's Living With the Living.Opener 'The Mighty Sparrow' is classic Leo, … Read more

Ted Leo & The Pharmacists

Living with the Living
Touch & Go (2007)

Like a well-deserved punch to the face, a breath of fresh air in a smog-ridden city, or indeed, a good musician amongst a plethora of bad ones, Ted Leo and his illustrious Pharmacists have returned with their Touch & Go debut, Living with the Living. At just over an hour long, the record beats Leo's previous offering, 2004's Shake the … Read more

Ted Leo & The Pharmacists

Tell Balgeary, Balgury is Dead
Lookout! (2003)

Ted Leo and his Pharmacists are sweeping the nation's rock and roll scene. People first began to take real notice of Mr. Leo with the release of his second LP, The Tyranny of Distance, however a few may remember Leo from his days with Citizens Arrest and Chisel. With a growing fanbase and critical acclaim to fuel their creative DeLorean, … Read more

Related features

Larry Livermore

One Question Interviews / What's That Noise? • October 16, 2020

Larry Livermore (Lookout Records founder) SPB: What studios played a role in defining “the Lookout sound” of the label’s early years? Livermore: All the early Lookout releases were recorded in one of two studios. The first was Dangerous Rhythm, in Oakland, CA, run by Kevin Army and Matt Wallace (by the … Read more