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Tonight in Rock in LA - The Donnas, Redd Kross, Sebadoh, Fiona Apple, Razorlight, The Wailers
To celebrate KROQ's Rodney Bingenheimer's star on the Walk of Fame today, The Donnas, Redd Kross, Channel 3, and the Nymphs will rock in his honor @ Henry Ford
Fiona Apple @ Largo
Sebadoh @ The Troubadour
Razorlight @ El Rey
The Nice Boys, The Time Flys, The Tyde, Japanese Motors @ The Echo
Squab, Level Seven, Phenik, Kill Me Now Kiss Me Later @ The Scene
The Wailers, Culver City Dub Collective @ Malibu Inn
Two Ton Boa @ The Smell
Mike Stinson @ Cinema Bar
Earlimart @ Getty Ceneter
Slow Motion Reign, Relax to Paris, Silent Noise, Mute @ Roxy
Prom Kings, Our F Grey, Rayzing Sons, Motorgun Hotel @ Key Club
Chris Stills, Andy Scisco, Angela Luna & the Soul Camp @ The Mint
Carina Round, Arianna Basco, The Beecake Band, Emily Wells @ The Hotel Cafe
The Donnas
Redd Kross
Fiona Apple
Sebadoh
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