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Tonight In Rock: Lord Huron, Young Prisms, Night Horse, Woolen
Lord Huron will be performing tonight at the Autry NationalCenter | Picture via Lord Huron's website
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Lord Huron will be performing tonight at the Autry NationalCenter | Picture via Lord Huron's website
Our Pick: Abe Vigoda, Lord Huron with the Calder Quartet, Gamble House @ Autry National Center
Tonight San Franciscan lo-fi psych-rock quintet Young Prisms will be taking on the Satellite with local post-punk act Twilight Sleep fellow Franciscans, synth-pop outfit Melted Toys. Local rock quintet Night Horse are poised to headline the Echo.
And, lastly, local indie rock quartet Woolen will be gracing the relatively newfangled venue Lot 1 Cafe. But we strongly suggest doing whatever it takes to get into the Autry National Center to catch Los Angeles-by-way-of-Michigan singer-songwriter Benji Schneider, otherwise known as Lord Huron, who will be performing with the famed string quartet Calder Quartet for Brand X’s inaugural L.A. Unheard concert. LAist favorites, local experimental punk outfit Abe Vigoda and indie folk act Gamble House are slated to kick things off.
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Lord Huron - "We Went Wild"
Abe Vigoda - "Sequins"
Gamble House - "On Guard"
Nikka Costa @ The Roxy
Abe Vigoda, Lord Huron with the Calder Quartet, Gamble House @ Autry National Center
Young Prisms, Melted Toys, Twilight Sleep @ The Satellite
Night Horse, The Binges, Chief Nowhere @ The Echo
C-Horse, Cobalt Cranes, Woolen @ Lot 1 Cafe
Burial at Sea, Escalator Hill, Little Owl @ Silver Lake Lounge
Spacewaves @ Three of Clubs
Occult, Ivens, Sissy Spacek @ The Smell
Sean Wheeler & Zander Schloss' record release, Simon Stokes, Bob Forrest @ Bootleg Theater
Satellite, The Wellspring, Rachel Goodrich, Austin Hartley Leonard, Brent Puls @ The Hotel Café
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