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Tonight in Rock in LA - Morrissey
Morrissey @ Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Busdriver @ Amoeba (7pm)
Pennywise, The Circle Jerks, Ignite @ House of Blues
Helmet, Totimoshi @ The Troubadour
Watson Twins @ Getty Center
Gordon Lightfoot @ The Canyon
Young Love @ Knitting Factory
Midnight Movies @ Spaceland
Peter, Bjorn & John @ Roxy
Daughtry @ El Rey
Dosh, Occidental @ The Echo
Ladysmith Black Mambazo @ Pepperdine
Kirsten Laiken, Moviestar Kiss, Highlines @ The Gig
Kelly Shoes, Life With an Astronaut, Metro Station @ Safari Sam's
Nine Pound Hammer, Charley Horse, The Chelsea Smiles @ The Scene
Busdriver
The Watson Twins
Peter, Bjorn & John:
Circle Jerks
Young Love
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