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Tonight In Rock: Jimmy Eat World, Neko Case, Gillian Welch, Eliot Lipp
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Neko Case will be playing tonight at Amoeba Records | Picture via Neko Case's Myspace
Our Pick: Neko Case @ Amoeba Records (Free! Early Show at 7 PM.)
Tonight Mesa-based indie rockers Jimmy Eat World will be performing their 2001 tour de force Clarity in its entirety to a sold-out crowd at Club Nokia. Cultish San Diegan rock outfit No Knife are set to open the show. As mistakenly noted prior, bluegrass troubadour Gillian Welch will be jamming with her longtime musical partner Dave Rawlings at Largo at the Coronet. And, lastly, Brooklyn-by-way-of-LA electronic mastermind Eliot Lipp is slated to grace the Dakota Live Music Lounge in Santa Monica. But we strongly suggest heading over to Amoeba Records on Sunset to catch ruddy-haired country songstress Neko Case.
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Update: We're just getting word that Jenny Lewis will be making an appearance as a special guest during the Rawlings/Welch set at Largo at the Coronet. Don't miss out!
Neko Case - "Fever"
Jimmy Eat World, No Knife @ Club Nokia (Sold-Out)
Neko Case @ Amoeba Records (Free! Early Show at 7 PM.)
Dave Rawlings Machine, Gillian Welch @ Largo at the Coronet
Sarah and Sean Watkins @ Largo at the Coronet (Little Room)
Eliot Lipp @ Dakota Live Music Lounge
Fitz and the Tantrums, Avi Buffalo, Here Here @ Three of Clubs
Octopolis, We Barbarians, Cheetahsaurus, Romany Rye @ Silver Lake Lounge
Useless Keys, Tsk Tsk, Cobalt Cranes, Dissolver @ Spaceland
The Klezmatics @ Royce Hall at UCLA
Army Navy @ Space 1520
Bigelf, Nebula, Din Caliber, The Binges @ Key Club
Cary Brothers, Buddy @ Troubadour (Canceled!)
Halloween Swim Team, Mega Wand, Not the Government, Michael Nhat @ The Smell
Lady Danville, Will Dailey, The Quiet, Allen Stone @ The Hotel Café
The Ringers, Crash Kings @ The Roxy
Quetzel Guerrero & the Warriors @ Redwood Bar & Grill
Audacity, White Out, Thee Makeout Party, Prizzy Prizzy Please @ MotionLA
Odd Modern, Who Is Chuy Vega?, Zaptra @ The Scene
JINX, Sir Robert Waller and The Landed Gentry @ The Hyperion Tavern
Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys @ Steve Allen Theatre
The Meka Leka Hi's, The Leeches, Gestapo Khazi, Beer Crisis @ Mr T's Bowl
Bishop Lamont, Boston George, Omar Lateef, Lyrical Feins, Beretta @ Knitting Factory (Main Stage)
Mojo Wire, The United Snakes, Barrio Tiger, VesuviaSonic @ Knitting Factory (Front Stage)
Jill Tracy, Unextraordinary Gentlemen, Red Light District, with DJ Xian @ Knitting Factory (AlterKnit Lounge)
Keeley Valentino, Christopher Dallman, Kokopelli @ Genghis Cohen
Wires in the Walls, The Mighty Regis, Chloroform Days (Acoustic Set) @ Molly Malone's Irish Pub
Andy Clockwise, Doshus, Ragsy, The Venus Illuminati @ Air Conditioned Supper Club
Marcy Playground @ BriXton
Restavrant, Ninja Academy @ The Prospector
Deep Sea Diver, Marika, Two Guns @ The Art Theatre
Imarobot @ Detroit Bar (Free!)
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