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Tonight In Rock: Justin Bieber, Faith No More, Lazer Sword
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Faith No More @ The Hollywood Palladium
How The Grouch Stole Christmas w/DJ Fresh, Brother Ali, DJ Snuggles @ El Rey
Grammy Nominations Concert Live w/ Justin Bieber, Katy Perry @ Club Nokia
Jon Anderson of Yes @ Orpheum Theatre
Lazer Sword @ Airliner
Odd Future (OFWGKTA) @ The Echo
John McLaughlin w/ The 4th Dimension @ UCLA Royce Hall
The Abyssinians @ Echoplex
Miracle Parade @ Silverlake Lounge
Eve 6 @ Troubadour
Lazer Sword - "Lazer Sword Mini Mix"
Faith No More - "Epic"
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