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Bush/Gavin Rossdale Live at the Grammy Museum, Los Angeles

Gavin Rossdale and Bush stopped by the GRAMMY Museum at L.A. Live to discuss their upcoming projects and perform an intimate acoustic show. Fans quietly listened to Rossdale discuss the band’s new album, Black & White Rainbows, as well as personal topics, like his family life, love for new music and inspiration.

Bush came to the stage to perform their main hits of “Glycerine” and “Comedown” for the fans, as well as a few acoustic covers, including “Wild Horses” by The Rolling Stones. Band members shook hands and greeted fans after their performance.

Photo Credit: Boston Lynn Schulz.

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Boston Schulz: Boston is a freelance photographer currently based in Los Angeles. Her primary focus is on concert & rock inspired imagery, but loves to create images for all events and portraiture needs. She started her career shooting concerts in New York City. She was self taught, learning photography through showing up alone to rock 'n roll concerts and photographing her favorite bands. Since then, she has collaborated with various musicians across the Unites States ranging from Billy Idol to LA Guns to Slipknot to Bush to CharliXCX.
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