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Tonight in Rock in LA - Lady Sovereign, Starsailor, UK Subs
Lady Sovereign @ El Rey
James Blunt, Starsailor @ Gibson
The Fray @ The Wiltern
DJ AM @ LAX
UK Subs @ Anarchy Library
La Rocca, Pop Noir @ The Troubadour
The De La Cruz Band @ Zabumba
Warlords of Rock & Roll Thunder & Lightning @ Mr. T's Bowl
Bitter Sweet, Natalie Walker, John Gold @ Roxy
The Drones, Favorite Sons, Devastations @ Spaceland
Whiskey Chimp, Fermata, 10 Seconds to Go, Ormolu @ Whisky
Zack Hexum, Eli Goldsmith, Sleepless Me, Down the Line @ The Hotel Cafe
Rayzing Sons, Springwood, Audkik, Rue, In Case of Fire @ The Knitting Factory
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