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Tonight In Rock: Jimmy Eat World, No Age, People Under The Stairs, The Deadly Syndrome
No Age will be performing tonight at the Glass House | Photo by Tierney Gearon via the Fader
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No Age will be performing tonight at the Glass House | Photo by Tierney Gearon via the Fader
Our Pick: FYF Xmas Party feat. No Age, Soft Pack, OFF!, Dangers, Crystal Antlers and more @ The Glass House
Tonight Arizona-bred indie rockers Jimmy Eat World will be performing with a slew of other prominent KROQ-affiliated artists for this year's edition of Almost Acoustic Christmas at the Gibson Amphitheatre. Thes One and Double K, the self-proclaimed B-boys of People Under The Stairs, are poised to headline the El Rey Theatre. And, lastly, local indie rockers the Deadly Syndrome (LAist Review, #2, #3, #4) will be throwing their annual Christmas Sweater Festival at the Echoplex. But we strongly suggest doing whatever it takes to make it out the Glass House in Pomona to catch local noise-infused rock act No Age (LAist Review, #2, #3), who will be headlining the first ever FYF Xmas Party.
No Age - "Glitter"
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Jimmy Eat World - "For Me This Is Heaven"
People Under The Stairs - "San Franciscan Nights"
The Deadly Syndrome - "Doesn't Matter"
The Black Crowes @ Hollywood Palladium
People Under the Stairs @ El Rey Theatre
KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas feat. Smashing Pumpkins, Social Distortion, My Chemical Romance, Bad Religion, Jimmy Eat World, CAKE, A Day To Remember, Dirty Heads, Anberlin, Switchfoot @ Gibson Amphitheatre
"Christmas Sweater Festival" w/ The Deadly Syndrome, Polls, The Pity Party, Signals, Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits @ Echoplex
FYF Xmas Party feat. No Age, Soft Pack, OFF!, Dangers, Crystal Antlers and more @ The Glass House
Big Business, Totimoshi, Hot Fog @ The Satellite
"Rockdrive 2010" w/ Aqualung, Cary Brothers, John West, Angel Taylor, Rocco Deluca, Lady Danville and more @ Troubadour
Scott Doherty & Roses Pawn Shop, Michael Bernard Fitzgerald, La Vie, Honeymoon, Cameron Rafati @ The Hotel Café
Manhattan Murder Mystery, Spirit Vine, The Schoenberg Knife Fight Ensemble @ The Smell
Infantree @ Origami Vinyl (FREE! Early Show; 6 PM)
Aimee Mann's Christmas Show @ Largo at the Coronet
The Fuxedos, Elephant Parallax @ Bootleg Theater
SoCal Rocket Dynamics, Rundown Kreeps, Luck of the Draw, The 454's @ Mr. T's Bowl
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