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Tonight In Rock: Brian Eno, Mount Eerie, Frightened Rabbit, The Happy Hollows
Mount Eerie will be performing tonight at Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock | Picture via Mount Eerie's Myspace
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Mount Eerie will be performing tonight at Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock | Picture via Mount Eerie's Myspace
Our Pick: Mount Eerie, Karl Blau, No Kids, Tara Jane O'Neil @ Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock (2225 Colorado Blvd., Los Angeles)
Tonight legendary English musician/producer Brian Eno will be giving a lecture at Cal State Long Beach's Carpenter Performing Arts Center. LA-based indie rockers the Happy Hollows (LAist Review, #2, #3) are poised to grace the Lobster Fest in San Pedro with none other than Joshua Tree-based indie rockers Gram Rabbit (LAist Review). And, lastly, Scottish rock act Frightened Rabbit will be performing with fellow Scots the Twilight Sad and We Were Promised Jetpacks. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock to catch Washington-bred lo-fi folk maestro Mount Eerie.
You can find these listings as well as the rest of the week's in our weekly Week In Rock post, which (generally) goes up every Sunday.
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Mount Eerie With Julie Doiron And Fred Squire - "Voice In Headphones"
An Evening with Brian Eno @ Cal State Long Beach's Carpenter Performing Arts Center (6200 E Atherton St., Long Beach)
India Calling! w/ Malkit Singh, Kailash Kher’s Kailasa, Ravi Shankar Centre Ensemble, Anoushka Shankar, Rhythm of Rajasthan @ Hollywood Bowl
Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad, We Were Promised Jetpacks @ Knitting Factory (Main Stage)
Lobster Fest w/ The Happy Hollows, Gram Rabbit @ Port of Los Angeles
Mount Eerie, Karl Blau, No Kids, Tara Jane O'Neil @ Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock (2225 Colorado Blvd., Los Angeles)
By Sunlight, Shirley Rolls, Last American Buffalo, Chris Garneau @ Spaceland
The Avengers, Pansy Division, Paul Collins Beat @ The Echo
Correatown, Grizzly Owls, Map @ Echo Curio
Magnolia Memoir, Quincy Blaque, Ken Stacey, Still Waters Run Deep, Nervous Breakdown @ The Hotel Café
The Vaquetones, The Palominos, Dave Gleason and Jesse Harris @ Redwood Bar & Grill
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