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Tonight In Rock: Mates Of State, Baths, Stevenson Ranch Davidians, Moses Campbell
Baths will be performing tonight at the Troubadour | Picture via Anticon
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Baths will be performing tonight at the Troubadour | Picture via Anticon
Our Pick: Baths' record release, Daedelus, El Ten Eleven, Matthewdavid @ Troubadour
Tonight Kansas-bred indie pop duo Mates of States (LAist Review) will be concluding a two-night stint at the Echo with none other than the City of Brotherly Love's rock and roll quintet Free Energy (LAist Interview). Local folk rockers the Stevenson Ranch Davidians are poised to perform for free at Casey's Irish Bar & Grill in Downtown. And, lastly, LA-based folk-infused indie rock sextet Moses Campbell will be throwing a tour fundraiser at Pehrspace with a bevy of great local musicians. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Troubadour to catch Chatsworth's own producer/electronic mastermind Will Wiesenfeld, otherwise known as Baths, who will be ringing in his debut studio album—2010's Cerulean. LAist favorites, electronic music pioneer Daedelus and experimental two-man band El Ten Eleven are slated to kick things off.
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.
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Baths - "Lovely Bloodflow"
Mates of State - "Sleep the Clock Around (Belle & Sebastian cover)"
Moses Campbell - "And It's Over"
The Stevenson Ranch Davidians - "Feelin' Good"
Hootenanny 2010 feat. Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Old 97's, Shooter Jennings, Nick 13 (of Tiger Army) and more @ Oak Canyon Ranch (5305 Santiago Canyon Rd. Irvine)
The Cat Empire @ The Music Box (Canceled!)
Mates of State, Free Energy, Nick Thune @ The Echo
Steel Train, Shadow Shadow Shade, Matt Embree, Young The Giant @ El Rey Theatre
Los Pinguos @ Levitt Pavillion (FREE! 85 E. Holly Street, Pasadena)
Baths' record release, Daedelus, El Ten Eleven, Matthewdavid @ Troubadour
Moses Campbell's summer tour fundraiser feat. Moses Campbell, Pizza!, Rare Grooves, Voice on Tape, Ostrich Eyes, Heller Keller, PROTECTME, Nouns, Sober Two Year Olds, Forts, Moriel Berger @ Pehrspace
Stevenson Ranch Davidians @ Casey's Irish Bar & Grill
Closing party with Mammoth Life, Cave Country + Special Guests @ Echo Curio
blectum from blechdom, Captain Ahab, Foot Village, E&E @ The Smell
Love Revisited, Hot As Balls, Quincy Blaque Trio @ Spaceland
The Janks, John Torres, White Lights, Katelyn Benton, Kristin Diable @ The Hotel Café
Death at Space Camp, Blond Summer, Black Angel, Dark Underground, Inside the Black @ Mr. T's Bowl
Moto @ Redwood Bar & Grill
Miss Kittin, Paolo Mojo @ Avalon
Carte Blanche, Destructo @ Key Club
Yahzahra @ The Viper Room
Zade @ UCLA Royce Hall
Fishbone @ Tiki Bar
Joan Sebastian @ Pico Rivera Sports Arena
Dum Dum Girls, Crocodiles @ Detroit Bar
Moderatto @ Majestic Ventura Theater
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