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Tonight in Rock in LA - The Pogues, Cypress Hill
The Pogues - "If I Should Fall From Grace From God"
The Pogues, Ted Leo @ The Wiltern
Cypress Hill @ House of Blues
Regina Spektor @ Grove of Anaheim
Danzig @ The Greek
CéU @ The El Rey
Ghostface Killah @ Vault 350
Lucha VaVoom @ The Mayan
The Binges, Sasquatch, Jessie Deluxe, HDR @ King King
Tristeza, Aqueduct, Georgie James @ The Echo
Bela, The Mythical Creatures @ The Viper Room
The Deadly Syndrome, The Movies, In Waves @ Spaceland
Devil Doll, Rezurex, Grave Danger, Drop Dead Beats @ Safari Sam's
Henry Clay People, Radars to the Sky, The Natural Disasters, The Monolators @ All Star Lanes
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