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Tonight In Rock: Grace Potter And The Nocturnals, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Orchestra, Tennis, Ólafur Arnalds
The Miguel Atwood-Fergyson Orchestra will be performing tonight at the Natural History Museum | Photo via das INTERNET
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The Miguel Atwood-Fergyson Orchestra will be performing tonight at the Natural History Museum | Photo via das INTERNET
Our Pick: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Orchestra, The Gaslamp Killer, Anna Wise (Sonnymoon) @ Natural History Museum
Tonight Vermont-based blues-infused rockers Grace Potter and the Nocturnals will be performing to a sold-out crowd at the El Rey Theatre. Denver's own husband-wife duo Tennis are poised to grace the Echo with none other than Los Angeles-by-way-of-Michigan singer-songwriter Benji Schneider, otherwise known as Lord Huron.
And, lastly, Icelandic drummer and composer Ólafur Arnalds will be taking on the Echoplex. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Natural History Museum to catch the Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Orchestra. LAist favorite, San Diego-bred DJ the Gaslamp Killer is slated to kick things off.
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Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Orchestra, The Gaslamp Killer, Anna Wise (Sonnymoon) @ Natural History Museum
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, The Belle Brigade @ El Rey Theatre (SOLD-OUT)
Tennis, Lord Huron, Airwaves @ The Echo
Ólafur Arnalds, George Sarah & Strings @ Echoplex
Har Mar Superstar, Giant Drag, Marijuana Deadsquads, Little Dog on Top of a Big Dog @ The Satellite
Dirty Gold, Pageants, Honey Loving Cells @ Lot 1 Cafe
400 Blows, Skinwalker, Longmont Potion Castle @ Bootleg Theater
The Wood Brothers, Carsie Blanton, Tom Freund, Future Dancing, Chamberlin @ The Hotel Café
Old Lumps, Black Elephant, Sea Lions, Crayons @ The Smell
T Mills, Audio Push, Dez & Rich Black, Furious and the Static Shock, Supaficialz @ Troubadour
Forgetters, Street Eaters @ Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock
C-Horse, Dirty Mac, Joel Morales @ Casey's Irish Bar & Grill
Michael Nhat, Bestial Mouths, Kevin Greenspon, Tes Elations @ Pehrspace
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