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Tonight in Rock: Delta Spirit
The Delta Spirit | Photo by Ryan Roco via their MySpace
San Diego based band Delta Spirit is releasing their latest album, Ode To Sunshine, tonight at Fingerprints in Long Beach (it's an in-store performance) and then at Spaceland in Silver Lake.
Tonight
Guns N Bombs @ Cinespace
Matthew Sweet @ Amoeba Records
Bon Iver, A.A. Bondy @ Troubadour
Delta Spirit @ Fingerprints Music (Long Beach)
Buddy, Ryan Lindsey, Naomi Striemer @ Hotel Cafe
The Donkeys, Golden Animals, Shirley Rolls @ The Echo
Delta Spirit (CD release), A.A. Bondy, Dawes @ Spaceland
Extreme, King's X, Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp @ House of Blues
Hecuba, Lucky Dragons, Bad Dudes, Laco$te, Casy and Brian @ The Smell
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