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Tonight In Rock: Leonard Cohen, Gary Louris, The Happy Hollows, Anglos

Mike Viola will be playing tonight at Largo at the Coronet's Little Room | Photo by Julie Wolfson, Lite-Brite design compliments of her children and their wonderfully creative ways
Our Pick: Mike Viola, Tom Brosseau @ Largo at the Coronet (Little Room)
Tonight Canadian poet, novelist and singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen will be concluding a two-date stint at Club Nokia in Downtown. LAist favorites the Happy Hollows are poised to headline the Regent Theatre with a slew of like-minded Los Angelenos, including Devon Williams, Rainbow^Arabia and Blank Blue, to benefit local radio station KXLU. Local indie rockers Anglos will be ringing in their debut EP at El Cid with Go West Young Man. But we strongly suggest heading over to Largo at the Coronet. Not only will recently-reunited Jayhawks' front men Mark Olson and Gary Louris be gracing the main room with Teddy Thompson, but Boston-based ex-Candy Butcher front man Mike Viola will be playing in the Little Room.
You can find these listings as well as the rest of the week's in our weekly Week In Rock post, which goes up every Sunday from here on out.
Mike Viola - "Girly Worm"
Leonard Cohen @ Nokia Theatre $64 - $129
The Happy Hollows, Devon Williams, Kill Kill Kill, Blank Blue, Rainbow^Arabia, VOICEsVOICEs, Meho Plaza, Foot Village @ Regent Theatre (448 S. Main St.)
Kim Gordon's Mirror/Dash Pop-Up Opening Party w/ Entrance, Pocahaunted @ Space 15 Twenty
Go West Young Man, Anglos, Thomas Shim @ El Cid
Jayhawks' Mark Olson & Gary Louris w/ Teddy Thompson @ Largo at the Coronet
Mike Viola, Tom Brosseau @ Largo at the Coronet (Little Room)
Ari Hest, Hana Pestle, The Fresh, Amy Kuney, MC Flow, Justin Storer @ The Hotel Café
Bob Malone, Karen Nash @ The Mint
Fionn O'Lachamann, Leerone, Derik Nelson Band, Steamtrain Mary @ Troubadour
Blind Pilot, Loch Lomon, The F. Scott Band @ Spaceland $10
Jogger, Halloween Swim Team, Fast Astronauts @ The Smell
City of Progress, Foot Foot, Painted Cakes, Queen Victoria @ Echo Curio
The Golden Years, Modest Furs @ pehrspace
Megalosaurus, Spider Problem, Naima Earth, Capella @ L'Keg Gallery
The Divine, Love You Long Time, Electric Valentine, Big City Kids, Culprit @ Knitting Factory (Main Stage) $10
The Knew, The Black Apples, The Fling, Writer @ Knitting Factory (Front Stage) $8
Axwell, Steve Angello, Annie Mac @ Avalon $18
Pedestrian, Redstone Hall, Population Game, Scrote @ Molly Malone's Irish Pub
Tropo, Moss Bluff @ Crane's Hollywood Tavern
The Mighty Regis @ Club Good Hurt
Shin Kawasaki @ Terrace (443 E. Colorado Blvd.)
Brutus Gets the Girl @ Old Towne Pub
Lexington, Gypsy River Haunts, Cydney Robinson @ Home Restaurant (At the new Home on Riverside)
Jerome Isma-Ae @ Vanguard
Scott Russo (of Unwritten Law), The Big Big Bang, 8mm @ The Viper Room $10
Cold, The Killer and the Star, The Drama Club @ Whisky A Go Go
Vices, The Filthy Souls @ On The Rox at the Roxy
Dark Star Orchestra @ El Rey Theatre
Culver City Dub Collective @ Air Conditioned Supper Club
B-Side Players, Los Pinguos @ Saint Rocke
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