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Tonight in Rock in LA - Gogol Bordello & You Should GO
Primus, GOGOL BORDELLO @ Palladium
Panic! at the Disco, Bloc Party @ Long Beach Arena
Jon Lovitz @ Laugh Factory
Storm Lee, Shane Mack @ Genghis Cohen
Amos Lee, Mindy Smith @ El Rey
Slightly Stoopid, Pepper @ Wiltern
Tralala, Jim Noir, Annuals @ Spaceland
Waz, Greg Johnson, Jake Coco @ The Hotel Cafe
Disco Biscuits @ Roxy
DJ AM @ LAX
Freshwater Collins, Phillip Sace @ Viper Room
The Colour @ The Troubadour
Mike Stinson, I See Hawks in L.A., Gina Villalobos @ The Scene
Monsters Are Waiting, Deadly Syndrome, Low vs. Diamond @ Safari Sam's
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