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Tonight In Rock: Calexico, Jamie Lidell, Dios (Malos), Death to Anders
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The Cave Singers will be opening for Calexico tonight at the Henry Fonda Theater | Photo via Johnny Leather's Flickr
Our Pick: Calexico, The Cave Singers @ Henry Fonda Theater
Mondays in LA are always good for free shows. Tonight we've got Hawthorne-born, San Pedro-based Dios (Malos) at Spaceland. LA-based singer-songwriter Devon Williams and Anaheim's own power pop act Thee Makeout Party will be opening. Also, Death to Anders and Rademacher will be playing at the Echo. Tonight will conclude the month-long Monday Night Residency for both artists respectively. However, we suggest you shell out the money to catch Calexico and the Cave Singers at the Henry Fonda Theater. The latter, a Seattle-based folk-rock group, will surely compliment the Southwestern vibes of the former.
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The Cave Singers - "Helen"
Chrissie Hynde & James Walbourne of The Pretenders @ Amoeba Music (6 PM)
Indie 103.1 Presents: Jamie Lidell & Janelle Monae @ The Avalon
Calexico, The Cave Singers @ Henry Fonda Theater
dios (malos), Devon Williams, Thee Makeout Party, Toco & Jomo, Icy Lytes @ Spaceland (Free!)
Death to Anders, Fol Chen, Rademacher, Die Rockers Die @ The Echo (Free!)
Ryen Slegr of Ozma, Daniel Brummel (possibly with Star Wick), Archways @ Mr. T's
Sean Carnage Presents: Laco$te, Bearries, Holy Water, Moment Trigger, Melanie Taylor, Vail @ Pehrspace
Gypsy River Haunts, My Imaginary Friends, The Monthlies, Burlington Family @ Silverlake Lounge (Free!)
Cassorla, Alex and Sam, Liz Pappademas, Falsetto Teeth @ Tangier
Flogging Molly @ House of Blues Anaheim
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