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Tonight In Rock: Built To Spill, Land of Talk, Fool's Gold, The Antlers
Land of Talk will be performing tonight at Spaceland | Picture via Land of Talk's Myspace
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Land of Talk will be performing tonight at Spaceland | Picture via Land of Talk's Myspace
Our Pick: Land of Talk, Eulogies, The Monthlies @ Spaceland
Tonight legendary Boise-based indie rock progenitors Built To Spill will be taking on a two-night stint at the Echoplex. Local afro-centric indie pop act Fool's Gold are poised to grace the Westfield Century City for this week's edition of KCRW's "Sounds Around Town." And, lastly, Brooklyn-bred indie rock trio the Antlers will be stopping by Origami Vinyl early in evening and then jetting over to the Bootleg Theatre to perform with none other than Toronto-based folk rock outfit Timber Timbre. But we strongly suggest heading over to Spaceland to catch female-fronted Québécois indie rock outfit Land of Talk. LAist favorites, local indie rockers Eulogies (LAist Interview, Review, #2, #3) are slated to kick things off.
You can find these listings as well as the rest of the week's in our weekly Week In Rock post, which goes up every Sunday.
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Land of Talk - "Magnetic Hill (Acoustic)"
Slipknot @ Hollywood Palladium
The Tragically Hip @ Club Nokia
Built to Spill, Disco Doom @ Echoplex
Andrew McMahon of Jack's Mannequin @ Troubadour (Sold-Out)
Flyleaf, Paper Tongues @ El Rey Theatre
Land of Talk, Eulogies, The Monthlies @ Spaceland
The Antlers @ Origami Vinyl (FREE! Early Show; 7 PM)
The Antlers, Timber Timbre @ Bootleg Theater
Alela Diane, Marissa Nadler @ The Echo
Fool's Gold @ Westfield Century City (10250 Santa Monica Blvd., Century City)
The Night Marchers, Jail Weddings, Seaspin, Night Horse @ Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock
Lenka, Joey Ryan & Katie Costello, Astrella Celeste, X86 @ The Hotel Café
Sabertooth Tiger's record release, Brother Reade, Holloys @ Three Clubs
Ras Kass @ Space 15 Twenty
John Ruf and the Tuffingtons, Eastern Conference Champions @ Bordello
Upsilon Acrux, Grandpire, These People Here, Superbas @ The Smell
Zodiac Death Valley, Fancy Colors, The Black Apples @ Silver Lake Lounge
Baby Tiger, Tucker Smallwood, Tabbact @ Hyperion Tavern
Jack Wilson Jr., El Inganni, John Meeks, Fort King @ Echo Curio
Moses Campbell, Pangea, Pip Squeak @ L'KEG Gallery
Halloween Party w/ Small Halo, PomPom, Facts on File, Uli and the Gringos @ Mr. T's Bowl
Art Brut, Princeton, Moostache, Parade of Lights @ The Glass House
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