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Tonight In Rock: Dirty Projectors, Four Tet, Emily Wells, Scout Niblett

Dirty Projectors will be performing tonight at the Disney Concert Hall | Photo by Sarah Cass via the Dirty Projectors' Myspace
Our Pick: Dirty Projectors with the Los Angeles Philharmonic @ Walt Disney Concert Hall
Tonight UK-bred electronic mastermind Four Tet will be taking on Echoplex, ringing in his latest tour de force—2010's There Is Love in You. Local classical-violinist-turned-singer-songwriter Emily Wells will be performing at the Getty Center, kicking off the series Saturday Nights at the Getty. And, lastly, English singer-songwriter Scoutt Niblett will be gracing Spaceland with LA-based garage rock outfit Dirt Dress. But we strongly suggest doing whatever it takes to get into the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Downtown to experience Brooklyn's crown jewel, the erratic experimental indie rock collective known as Dirty Projectors (LAist Review), who will be performing alongside the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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.
Dirty Projectors - "Ascending Melody"
Dirty Projectors with the Los Angeles Philharmonic @ Walt Disney Concert Hall
Four Tet, Nathan Fake, Active Child @ Echoplex
Emily Wells, Money Mark @ Getty Center
Zee Avi, AM @ Troubadour
Scout Niblett, Dirt Dress @ Spaceland
Evan Dando, Graydon, Brendan Hines, Senator and the New Republic, Tiny Television @ The Hotel Café
Astra Heights (record release), The Romany Rye, Lemon Sun, Jeffertitti's Nile @ Bootleg Theater
Elephant Micah, Power Dove @ Echo Curio
Corridor, Estelle Raskina @ Origami Vinyl (FREE! Early Show; 7 PM)
Bipolar Bear, Residual Echoes, Neverever, Twisted Stars @ The Smell
Blue Jungle, Manhattan Murder Mystery @ Pehrspace
Pangea's tape release, God Equals Genocide, Moses Campbell @ Echo Curio
Mike Watt and The Missing Men @ Redwood Bar & Grill
The Clouds, Joe Sullivan and the Mountain Meadows, The Cartographers, Kera and the Lesbians @ Mr. T's Bowl
Mississippi Man, Amanda Jo Williams, Olentangy John @ L'KEG Gallery
Phranc @ McCabe's Guitar Shop
The Cute Lepers, The Stitches, The Clorox Girls, The Choke @ Alex's Bar
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