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Tonight In Rock: Jon Brion, Andrew Bird, The Rural Alberta Advantage, Sara Lov
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Andrew Bird will be playing tonight at the Greek Theatre | Photo by Cameron Wittig via Andrew Bird's Myspace
Our Pick: Andrew Bird, Ra Ra Riot, Heartless Bastards @ Greek Theatre
Tonight, as always, local multi-instrumentalist/producer extraordinaire Jon Brion (LAist Interview, #2, Review) will be jamming with friends at the Largo at the Coronet. Recent Saddle Creek signees, Toronto-based indie rock outfit the Rural Alberta Advantage will be performing at the Echo. And, lastly, Hawaiian-bred singer Sara Lov will be gracing the Mint. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Greek Theatre to catch Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist Andrew Bird (LAist Review). Syracuse-bred indie rockers Ra Ra Riot and Cincinnati's own garage rock outfit Heartless Bastards (LAist Interview) are slated to kick things off.
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You can find these listings as well as the rest of the week's in our weekly Week In Rock post, which (generally) goes up every Sunday.
Andrew Bird - "Imitosis (Four Tet Remix)"
The O’Jays, Jerry Butler, The Delfonics @ Gibson Amphitheatre
Jon Brion @ Largo at the Coronet
Andrew Bird, Ra Ra Riot, Heartless Bastards @ Greek Theatre
Klever, Paul Ahi, Destructo, Mr. White @ Avalon
The Rural Alberta Advantage @ The Echo
The Ringers, The Yelling @ The Viper Room
Sara Lov, Two Sheds, Big Organ Trio @ The Mint
DâM-FunK @ El Cid
Mix Master Mike, Nola Darling @ The Viper Room
Seaspin @ Spaceland
The Widow Babies, NASA Space Universe, Audacity, The Amazements @ The Smell
The Idyllists, Aidan Hawken, Hool, Damion Suomi, The Steelwells, Beth Jean @ The Hotel Café
Foot Village's record release, The Urxed @ Origami Vinyl
Cydney Robinson, Automatique, Gypsy River Haunts @ Pasadena Museum of California Arts (490 E. Union St.)
The Press Fire!, Halloween Swim Team, Narwhal Party, Not the Government @ Box & Sparrow (646 N. Spring St.)
Demonica & the Darklings, The Bourbon Saints, The Lords of Altamont, Stab City @ Redwood Bar & Grill
VibeSquad, Knowa Knowone, Henry Strange @ Echoplex
Tyrone Wells, Curtis Peoples, Huntingfield @ Troubadour
Chelsea Girls @ The Roxy
Ultimate Mancini @ Hollywood Bowl
New Kids on the Block @ Verizon Wireless Amphiteatre
Pete Yorn, The Newno2 @ House of Blues Anaheim
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