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Tonight In Rock: Common, Meiko, Lisa Hannigan, Bobb Bruno
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Bobb Bruno will be playing tonight at Betalevel | Picture via Bobb Bruno's Myspace
Our Pick: Bobb Bruno, vosotros, Keenhouse @ Betalevel
Tonight Chicago-bred rapper Common will be performing at the Los Angeles Sports Arena with none other than Ludacris. LA-based singer-songwriter Meiko is slated to grace the stage at the Henry Fonda Musix Box with Joshua Radin. And, lastly, Irish singer-songwriter Lisa Hannigan will be headlining the Troubadour. But we strongly suggest heading over to Betalevel in Chinatown to catch Eagle Rock's own multi-instrumentalist Bobb Bruno, who will be ringing in a brand-new EP with Keenhouse.
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Joshua Radin, Meiko, Jesse Harris @ Henry Fonda Music Box
Lisa Hannigan, Gavin Glass @ Troubadour
Grails, James Blackshaw @ Spaceland
Bobb Bruno, vosotros, Keenhouse @ Betalevel
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Tasso, The Gramercy Riffs, The Lost Libraries, Ballerina Black, Go West Young Man @ The Scene
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Acidic @ Whisky A Go Go
Ryan Hiller, Fight of Above @ Molly Malone's Irish Pub
Ancestors, Astra, Jesus Makes The Shotgun Sound @ Mountain Bar
Andre Williams @ Dragonfly
Wayfarer State @ Genghis Cohen
Behold! the Monolith @ Relax Bar
Nick Curran @ Redwood Bar & Grill
Blue @ Hangar 1018
Munich Symphony Orchestra @ Royce Hall
Ringside, Nikhil Korula Band @ Dakota Live Music Lounge
Missy Raines & The New Hip @ Boulevard Music
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Deep Sea Diver, Crankcase, Light Music, Physics of Meaning @ The Prospector
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One Drop @ Saint Rocke
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