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Tonight In Rock: Har Mar Superstar, The Ettes, Madlib, Jel
Madlib will be performing tonight at the Good Hurt | Photo by B+ via Madlib's Myspace
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Madlib will be performing tonight at the Good Hurt | Photo by B+ via Madlib's Myspace
Tonight Minnesota-bred genre-hopping, full-figured singer-songwriter Har Mar Superstar will be headlining Spaceland for this week's edition of Club NME. Nashville-by-way-of-Los Angeles garage rock outfit the Ettes are poised to grace the Echo with none other than the Blood Arm (LAist Interview, Review). And, lastly, Berkeley-bred hip hop producer and rapper Jel and labelmate Odd Nosdam will be taking on the Airliner in Lincoln Heights. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Good Hurt in Venice to catch Oxnard-based Grammy nominated DJ/multi-instrumentalist Madlib, who will be ringing in his latest endeavor, The Madlib Medicine Show Vol. 1—a once-a-month, twelve-CD, six-LP series.
You can find these listings as well as the rest of the week's in our weekly Week In Rock post, which goes up every Sunday.
Madlib - "Sacrifice"
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Club NME w/ Har Mar Superstar, Neon Trees, Little Red Radio @ Spaceland
Jel, Odd Nosdam, Free The Robots @ The Airliner
Madlib's record release @ The Good Hurt
The Ettes, The Blood Arm, Heavy Young Heathens @ The Echo
Residual Echoes, El Chon, San Francisco Water Cooler, The Allah-Las @ Echo Curio
Daniel Merriweather, Samantha Ronson @ Troubadour
Chris Pureka, Miss Willie Brown, Nicole Reynolds, Aijia Lise @ The Hotel Café
Suki Ewers, Seeing Things @ Taix Lounge
EZ Tiger @ LaBrie's
Michael Runion (Acoustic Set) @ The Cactus Lounge at The Standard Hotel (8300 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles)
Peanut Butter Wolf, James Pants @ The Barn (900 University Ave. Riverside, CA)
Black Lips, Japanese Motors @ Detroit Bar
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