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Tonight in Rock: Gypsy Kings, HAIM, Spindrift
The Gypsy Kings | Photo via their MySpace
Tonight
The Dan Band @ Avalon
Gipsy Kings @ Greek Theatre
Flying Lotus @ Amoeba Music
Jon Brion @ Largo at the Coronet
Smoking Popes, Koufax @ Knitting Factory
Shiloe, Sons at Sea, Joy Shannon @ pehrspace
The Aquabats, Love You Long Time @ The Glass House
Hearts of Palm UK, Fascinoma, Lo-Fi Sugar @ Echo Curio
Haim, Moses Campbell, Watercolor Paintings @ The Smell
Benji Hughes, B.R.A.M., Quazar and the Bamboozled @ El Cid
The Generators, Gamblers Mark, Black Market Radio @ Alex's Bar
SSpindrift, Crooked Cowboy, The Dutchess and the Duke @ Spaceland
Greg Laswell, WAZ, Ken Oak Band, Big Phony, Matt Monaghan @ Hotel Cafe
The Mormons 10th Anniversary, 8-bit, Midway, Ninja Academy, The Beeters @ Mr. T's Bowl
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