Nicholas Clark Ashbaugh

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• Posted Aberdeen City to LAist
  Catch a free performance by Aberdeen City tonight at Spaceland. Doors open at 8:30 PM and Aberdeen take the stage at 9 PM. For info, call 323-661-4380. You can also catch the band tomorrow at The Viper Room. Doors open at 8 PM and the band takes the stage at 8:30 PM. For ticket info call 310-358-1881....
• Posted LAist Essential Listening to LAist
  Sample these tracks and let us know what's in your iPod playlist this week. Cary Brothers | Local Rock Ride [download] Brothers garnered exposure on the Garden State soundtrack. After one listen to his new EP, you'll see he is more than a one hit wonder. Though comparisons to Pete Yorn are appropriate, Brothers' vocals are richer. He plays Hotel Cafe on December 6. Amy Jo Johnson | Local Pop Puddle of Grace (live)...
• Posted LAist's Free Gig Guide to LAist
  Unless otherwise noted, all shows are free of charge. All show lineups and times are subject to change without notice. SUNDAY, 12/4 Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra perform John Corigliano’s Elegy, Aaron Copland’s Quiet City and Appalachian Spring Suite, and David Diamond’s Rounds at the Wilshire Ebell Theater at 4 PM. Call (310) 859-7668. The Arroyo Singers present their annual winter concert with guest accordionist Nick Ariondo at Oneonta Congregational Church at 4:30 PM....
• Posted In Limited Release to LAist
  Transvestites, an inspirational illustrator and a group of snowboarding pioneers round out this unusual list of limited release movies showing in Los Angeles this weekend. 39 Pounds of Love - Documentary starring Ami Ankilewitz. Directed by Dani Menkin. This documentary follows Ami, a 39-pound Israeli illustrator diagnosed with a rare ailment, and his journey to find the doctor who predicted his early death. [trailer | local showtimes] Breakfast on Pluto - Drama starring Cillian...
• Posted LAist Band Interview: The Go! Team to LAist
  The Go Team! are here to make sure that indie music doesn't take itself to seriously. Their infectious mix of samples, funk, rock and cheerleading results in a guilty pleasure that's easy to forgive. After their recent gig at the El Rey, LAist tracked down the band and got an inside track on what made The Go! Team tick....