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Tonight in Rock in LA - Porsches, Fear, Dickies, Backbiter, Heartless Bastards, Colin Hay, Howard Jones
Porsches on the Autobahn @ Silverlake Lounge
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony @ Henry Fonda
Fear, The Dickies, False Alliance, Local Hate @ Key Club
Backbiter, Heartless Bastards @ The Knitting Factory
Colin Hay, Howard Jones @ Cerritos Center
Los Abandoned, Foreign Born, Go Betty Go @ Troubadour
The Colour, The Clean Prophets, Tsk Tsk @ Spaceland
Thee Midniters @ Amoeba (free)
White, New Thrill Parade, Squab @ Mr. T's Bowl
Kill Devils, Deadbeat Sinatra, The Black Mask @ The Scene
Lavender Diamond, Winter Flowers, The Finches @ Safari Sam's
Ariel Pink, Kind Hearts & Coronets, Bodies of Water @ The Echo
Dar Williams, John West, Chris & Thomas, Debi Nova @ The Hotel Cafe
Fear:
The Dickies:
Backbiter:
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony:
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