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Tonight in Rock: Alternatives to Indio
If you're reading this, you're probably not at Coachella. Here are some choices for tonight. Some are sold-out, but if you're hardcore, you may want to try to get in anyway. Regarding the House of Blues shows, they are separate shows with separate ticket prices, check with House of Blues for details.
The Witcher Brothers @ Blue Ridge Pickin' Parlor
The Dan Band, Sly & the Family Stone @ HOB
Jon Brion @ Largo
The Joggers, The Big Sleep @ Spaceland
My Imaginary Friends @ Hotel Cafe
Mike Watt and the Missingmen, The Underground Railroad to Candyland, The Old Haunts, The Last @ La Conga (San Pedro)
Tom Petty, Tom Leadon, Randall Marsh, Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench @ Troubadour (sold out)
Photo from Sly & the Family Stone's MySpace page.
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