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Tonight in Rock in LA - M. Ward, Victoria Williams, Morrissey, Dengue Fever, The Monolators, KRS-One
M. Ward, Victoria Williams @ El Rey
Dengue Fever @ Temple Bar
Morrissey @ Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Gladys Knight @ Gibson
The Monolators, Repeater, The Friends of Dennis Wilson @ Mr. T's Bowl
KRS-One @ The Knitting Factory
Ladysmith Black Mambazo @ Cal State Long Beach
Pierre de Reeder @ The Mint
Margaret Cho @ Largo
Mose Allison @ The Jazz Bakery
Ron Sexsmith, Annie Stela @ The Troubadour
G Love & Special Sauce, Matt Costa @ House of Blues
Airborne Toxic Event, Deadly Syndrome, Hello Astronaut Goodby Television @ The Echo
The Thingz, The Corsairs, The Love Me Nots, The Creepy Creeps @ Lava Lounge
The Defibulators, Common Rotation @ Silverlake Lounge
Bob Forrest @ Silverlake Lounge (5:30p early show)
Golden State, Oliver Future, Rama Duke @ Viper Room
On the Rox: Audible Mainframe, Fresh Air, Brother Dvooa @ On the Rox
Hidden Hand, Kylesa, Black Cobra @ Spaceland
Fight From Above, Stoic Ideal, Hogleg, Poetica, Full Revolution @ Whisky
The Existentialist, The Rough-House Gang, The Mulhollands, Romeo vs. Juliet @ Cobalt Cafe
Santos de Los Angeles, Umoverde, Fitter, Horny Toad, Latin Flavors @ Safari Sam's
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