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Tonight In Rock: Andrew Bird, Pinback, Rademacher, Kenan Bell
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Andrew Bird will be playing tonight at Largo at the Coronet | Photo by Cameron Wittig via Andrew Bird's Myspace
Our Pick: Andrew Bird @ Largo at the Coronet
Tonight LA is busy with the usual Monday night residencies. We've got Rademacher at the Echo, Kenan Bell at Spaceland and Manhattan Murder Mystery at Mr T's Bowl. And San Diego-based indie rockers Pinback will be headlining the Echoplex. But seeing them live does tend to expose how big of a slob front man Rob Crow actually is—both musically and, well, otherwise. Could we pass up recommending to go see Andrew Bird perform at Largo at the Coronet? Absolutely not. The classically-trained violinist will demonstrate his mastery of the language with his awe-inspiring one-man show for one last night.
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Andrew Bird, Haley Bonar @ Largo (Sold-Out)
Rademacher, Le Switch, All Smiles, The Henry Clay People @ The Echo (Free!)
Pinback, Mr. Tube, The Flying Objects @ Echoplex
Girl in a Coma @ Amoeba Music (7 pm)
Manhattan Murder Mystery, Seasons, Family Tree Analog, Panic Movement @ Mr T's Bowl (Free!)
Brandon Intelligator, Samuel Markus, James Bowers @ The Silver Lake Lounge
Dave Gleason @ Redwood Bar
Locksley, Hymns @ The Troubadour
Kenan Bell, Distortion Felix, Southern Oracle, Not In The House @ Spaceland (Free!)
Sean Carnage Presents: Totally Mag! Magazine Release Party w/ Juiceboxxx, I.E., Tik///tik, Oscillator, Smoke Crack, Whitman, Wonder Wheel, Band of Outsiders @ Pehrspace
Ed Vallance, Jeremiah James (full acoustic set, featuring a 5-piece string section) @ The Hotel Café
MC Chris, Totally Michael @ The Roxy
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