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Tonight in Rock: The Chapin Sisters, Six Organs Of Admittance
Now that the rain has gone away, Spaceland on Ice can continue this week with The Chapin Sisters and their folk/pop.
Meanwhile, at Spaceland itself, The Airborne Toxic Event continues their residency tonight with The Morning Benders, The Weather Underground.
ALSO TONIGHT
Mike Watt and the Missing Men, Monster Cock Rally @ The Prospector
Birds & Batteries, The Karabal Nightlife, The Lonelyhearts @ The Fold/Silverlake Lounge
Ollin, Omar Torres, La Verdad @ Temple Bar
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Six Organs Of Admittance, Horse Thieves, Harrasor @ The Echo
Bill Frisell, Joey Baron @ Jazz Bakery
Pastilla, Insite, Azur, Ruido Masivo, Avismo, Excape @ Safari Sam's
Photo of The Chapin Sisters by Cass Bird
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