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The Month in Rock in LA - November '07
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The Pogues @ The Wiltern - Tonight
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of The Dead, Dethklok @ UCLA - Tonight
Redd Kross @ Echoplex - Tomorrow
The Polyphonic Spree, Rooney @ Henry Fonda - Tomorrow
Yo La Tengo @ The Ivar - Tomorrow
Low Versus Diamond @ Viper Room - Tomorrow
The Bronx, The Mercy Killers @ Safari Sam's - Tomorrow
Rodrigo Y Gabriela @ Henry Fonda, 11/3
Yo La Tengo @ The Ivar, 11/3
Minus the Bear, The Helio Sequence @ Avalon, 11/3
Rodrigo Y Gabriela @ Henry Fonda, 11/4
The Shout Out Louds @ Henry Fonda, 11/5
Hanson @ The Avalon, 11/6
Architecture in Helsinki @ The Troubadour, 11/6
Jay-Z @ House of Blues, 11/6
The Hives @ The Avalon, 11/7
The Hold Steady, Art Brut @ Henry Fonda, 11/7
Julio Iglesias @ The Gibson, 11/7
Of Montreal, Grand Buffet, MGMT @ Avalon, 11/8
Phantom Planet, The Hives @ Staples, 11/8
Ben Harper @ Orpheum, 11/8
Ween @ The Wiltern, 11/8
David Allan Coe @ The Knitting Factory, 11/8
Gram Parsons @ Ameoba, 11/8M.I.A., The Cool Kids @ The Wiltern, 11/9
Joanna Newsom @ Disney Hall
Of Montreal, Grand Buffet, MGMT @ Avalon, 11/9
Loudon Wainwright III, Joe Henry @ El Rey, 11/9
Stars, Lloyd Cole @ Orpheum, 11/10
The Octopus Project, Pedestrian, 8mm @ The Roxy, 11/10
Coheed and Cambria, Clutch @ The Wiltern, 11/11
Cursive, Eskimohunter, Minipop @ Spaceland, 11/11
The Walkmen, The Hugs, The Subjects @ The Troubadour, 11/11
Feist, Spoon @ The Gibson, 11/12
Sondre Lerche @ The Troubadour, 11/12
KT Tunstall @ The Avalon, 11/13
Misfits @ House of Blues, 11/13
Suzanne Vega @ The El Rey, 11/14
HIM, Bleeding Through @ The Orpheum, 11/14
Lydia Lunch @ Largo, 11/15
Annuals, Manchester Orchestra @ Toubadour, 11/15
The B-52's @ The Roxy, 11/16
Neko Case @ Disney Hall, 11/16
The Dickies, Orange, Civet @ Knitting Factory, 11/16
Lyrics Born @ The El Rey, 11/16
Puffy AmiYumi @ Key Club, 11/16
The Warlocks, Darker My Love @ The Troubadour, 11/17
Yo-Yo Ma @ Royce Hall, 11/17
KRS-One @ House of Blues, 11/17
KC Armstrong @ Irvine Improv, 11/17
Kelly Clarkson @ The Gibson, 11/18
Mika Miko, Jay Reatard, No Age, The Strange Boys @ The Smell, 11/18
Social Distortion @ House of Blues, Anaheim, 11/19
Van Halen @ Staples, 11/20
Diana Ross @ Gibson, 11/20
Mary J. Blige @ Nokia Theatre, 11/20
Travis, Maximo Park @ The Wiltern, 11/21
So You Think You Can Dance @ Nokia Theatre, 11/21
Suicidal Tendencies @ House of Blues, 11/21
Queen Latifah @ Royce Hall, 11/21
Cold War Kids, Richard Swift @ The Wiltern, 11/22
Social Distortion @ House of Blues, 11/23
Social Distortion @ House of Blues, 11/24
Band of Horses @ Avalon, 11/24
Band of Horses @ Avalon, 11/25
Social Distortion @ House of Blues, 11/25
The Airborne Toxic Event @ Detroit Bar, 11/26
Saint Motel, Le Switch, Last American Buffalo, Voxhaul Broadcast @ Viper Room, 11/26
Fall Out Boy @ Long Beach Arena, 11/27
Johnette Napolitano @ The Roxy, 11/27
Ozzy, Rob Zombie @ Staples, 11/28
As I Lay Dying @ The Wiltern, 11/28
The Decemberists @ The Wiltern, 11/29
Sam Phillips, Joel Hodgson @ Largo, 11/29
Rolling Blackouts, Francisco the Man, The Weather Underground @ Silverlake Lounge, 11/29
Ghostland Observatory @ Henry Fonda, 11/30
The Decemberists @ The Wiltern, 11/30
Busdriver, Daedelus, Anti MC @ The Troubadour, 11/30
Ozzy, Rob Zombie @ Staples, 11/30
Raspberries @ House of Blues, 11/30
Cake, The Detroit Cobras @ The Orpheum, 11/30
Aimee Mann, Ben Gibbard, Paul F. Tompkins @ El Rey, 11/30
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