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Tonight in Rock in LA - PJ Harvey, Rilo Kiley, Limbeck, Black Francis, Sarah Silverman, Skrotum Kiss
PJ Harvey - "White Chalk"
PJ Harvey @ Orpheum
Rilo Kiley @ Santa Monica Civic
Sarah Silverman @ Largo
Black Francis, Eastern Conference Champions @ Safari Sam's
Castledoor, Hearts of Palm UK, Princeton @ The Echo
Limbeck, Travis Shettel, Andrew Deerin, Chris Koza @ The Hotel Cafe
Metal Skool, Born as Ghosts, Immune, Glacier Hiking @ Key Club
Suburban Legends, Taxi Doll, Skrotum Kiss @ The Knitting Factory
Abe Lincoln Story, Doug Stewart & his Autoharp o' Fire @ Mr. T's Bowl
Invincible Czars @ The Mint
Oliver Future, 5 o'clock Somewhere @ Spaceland
Delta Spirit, We Barbarians @ The Troubadour
Sword Heaven, Foot Village, Youth of the Beast, Unnecessary Surgery @ Pehrspace
PJ Harvey - "Silence"
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