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Tonight in Rock in LA - Datarock, Mark Ronson, TMBG, AM, Queensryche, Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers
Datarock, Honeycut, Foreign Born @ The Echo
Mark Ronson @ El Rey
They Might Be Giants @ Avalon
Queensryche @ The Canyon
Joe Frank @ Largo
Nikhil Korula Band @ House of Blues
Kid Creole & the Coconuts @ Key Club
Bob Schneider, AM, John Neilson @ The Hotel Cafe
Driveblind, Sink To See, Love Lies Sleeping @ Viper Room
Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers, Mozella, Curtis Peoples @ Knitting Factory
Gruff Rhys, Her Space Holiday, XOXO, Panda @ Rec Center Studios
Secret Society Of The Sonic Six, Jessie Evans & Toby Dammit, Obsolete @ The Bordello
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