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Tonight in Rock in LA - KT Tunstall, Misfits, No Age, Omissa, Sondre Lerche, American Music Club
KT Tunstall - "Black Horse & The Cherry Tree"
KT Tunstall @ Avalon
Misfits @ House of Blues
Spiritualized @ The Vista
Black Dice, No Age, Mika Miko @ Echoplex
Sondre Lerche @ Troubadour
American Music Club @ Echo
Jill Sobule, Julia Sweeney @ Largo
The Whigs, Wild Sweet Orange @ Spaceland
Falco Does It Dirty, Omissa, There Shall Be Blood @ Knitting Factory
Back Door Slam @ Viper Room
DTFM, Truth In Fiction, Rumspringa @ Safari Sam's
The Actual, Kids of Widney High, The Secret 6 @ Key Club
Sally Kellerman, Debra Tala, Tamara Silvera @ Genghis Cohen
book reading:
Lydia Lunch & Arthur Nersesian Skylight Books
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