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Tonight in Rock in LA - The Mars Volta, Datarock, Cattle Decapitation, The Ataris, Hoodoo Gurus, Traeh
Hoodoo Gurus @ El Rey Theatre
The Mars Volta @ Ventura Theatre
The Ataris, Blackpool Lights, Wax on Radio @ House of Blues
The Locust, Daughters, Cattle Decapitation @ Knitting Factory
Datarock, The Lady Tigra, Scanners @ Spaceland
Traeh, Swan Island, Fuckin A, Shiloe @ The Smell
Black Time, The Husbands, The Guilty Hearts, Static Static @ The Scene
The Ebbs, Ready the Jet, Jessica Dobson, Dirty Men @ Silverlake Lounge
The Love Dolls, The Quirks, Ballentine, Searching for Sunlight @ Viper Room
The Beautiful & the Damned, Death of a Dancer, The Mulhollands, EKUK, Casxio @ Safari Sam's
The Hedrons, Olin & the Moon, Ambrose, Generation Beautiful, Tattooed Millionaires @ Roxy
The Ataris
Hoodoo Gurus
Cattle Decapitation
Traeh:
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