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Tonight In Rock: Kenan Bell, Bell Gardens, Kissing Cousins, The New Limb
White Arrows will be performing tonight at Spaceland | Picture via White Arrows' Myspace
White Arrows will be performing tonight at Spaceland | Picture via White Arrows' Myspace
Our Pick: Kenan Bell's record release, Dot Hacker, The Family Album, White Arrows @ Spaceland
Tonight local retro 60s psych-infused pop duo Bell Gardens will be gracing the Bootleg Theater, ringing in their latest endeavor—2010's Hangups Need Company. Silver Lake's own all-female quintet Kissing Cousins are poised to stop through Origami Vinyl, taking part in its one-year anniversary festivities of course. And, lastly, Orange County-bred indie rockers the New Limb will be headlining the House of Blues Anaheim, debuting their latest effort—2010's Sounds People Can Hear. But we strongly suggest heading over to Spaceland to catch LA-based MC Kenan Bell, who will be celebrating the release of his debut album—2010's Until The Future. LAist favorites, local indie rockers White Arrows are slated to kick things off.
White Arrows - "Coming Or Going (RAC Remix)"
Bell Gardens - "End Of The World (Skeeter Davis Cover)"
Kissing Cousins - "Don't Look Back"
The New Limb - "Birds And Stuff"
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Bad Religion, Miss Derringer @ House of Blues Sunset
Kenan Bell's record release, Dot Hacker, The Family Album, White Arrows @ Spaceland
Bell Gardens' record release, Nudge @ Bootleg Theater
Origami Vinyl 1 Year Anniversary Party w/ Tricky Sizzler, Future Ghost, Kissing Cousins, Twilight Sleep, Summer Darling @ Origami Vinyl
Mikki and the Mauses, Haunted Tiger, Hellomynameischad, Swordfights @ Pehrspace
Die Fast, Black Light Revelation, The Skabbs, Straight Jackitt, Monogrove, Silver Phial @ Mr. T's Bowl
The Lyon Crowns, Angela Peterson, Harris Grade, Adam 812, Legal Tender @ Troubadour
JR Richards, Kelly Dalton's record release, Aaron Barnhart, Eleisha Eagle, Maren Parusel @ The Hotel Café
Colette, DJ Heather @ King King
Out of Grey @ The Viper Room
Michelle Shocked @ McCabe's Guitar Shop
Spirit Animal, Insects vs Robots, The Reflectacles @ Dakota Live Music Lounge
The New Limb's record release @ House of Blues Anaheim
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