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Tonight in Rock in LA - Modest Mouse, Aiden, A++
Great Northern, Meeting Places, Dead Ponies, Tigers Can Bite You @ The Echo
Lucy Schwartz, Katrina Parker, Josh Allan, Paul O' Connor @ Genghis Cohen
Let's Go Sailing, Bedroom Walls, Dappled Cities Fly, The Coral Sea @ Spaceland
Black Fuzz, Tristan & the Tramps, St. Jorge & the Dragons @ Mr. T's Bowl
Metal Skool, Wrapt in Plastic, She's Your Sister @ Key Club
Quirks, The Letter Openers, Kriminal Pogo, Bull Lee @ Lava Lounge
A++, William Caruso's Wet Hot Social Anxiety, Attakr @ Il Corral
Never Dead, All Hallow's Grave, D.M.F, Rompe Cabezas @ The Scene
Starlight Mints, Bishop Allen, Tom Heinl @ The Troubadour
Silverstein, Aiden, Scary Kids Scaring Kids @ House of Blues
Sierra Swan, Nurses, Secret Six @ Viper Room
The California Guitar Trio @ The Knitting Factory
Spyderbaby @ Whisky
Modest Mouse @ Wiltern
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