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Tonight In Rock: Matt Pond PA, Loch Lomond, April Smith & The Great Picture Show, Bikos
Loch Lomond will be performing tonight at the Bootleg Theater | Photo by Alicia Rose via Loch Lomond's Mypsace
Loch Lomond will be performing tonight at the Bootleg Theater | Photo by Alicia Rose via Loch Lomond's Mypsace
Our Pick: Loch Lomond, Hey Marseilles @ Bootleg Theater
Tonight Halifax-based indie rockers Wintersleep, who recently released their fourth studio-album, 2010's New Inheritors, will be warming up the stage at the Troubadour for none other than the City of Brotherly Love's own indie rock maestros Matt Pond PA. Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter April Smith & The Great Picture Show is poised to grace the Hotel Café with New Jersey-bred folk singer-songwriter Jenny Owen Youngs. And, lastly, Culver City/Mar Vista-based indie rock sextet Bikos will be taking on Pehrspace. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Bootleg Theater to catch Portland-based pop folk sextet Loch Lomond. LAist favorites, Seattle's own pop folk outfit Hey Marseilles 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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Loch Lomond - "Wax & Wire"
Wintersleep - "Rope And Summit"
Jenny Owen Youngs - "Led To The Sea"
Bikos - "You Want It"
Matt Pond PA, Wintersleep, Lunar Youth @ Troubadour
Loch Lomond, Hey Marseilles @ Bootleg Theater
Jenny Owen Youngs, April Smith & The Great Picture Show, Sara Radle, William Tell, Audiafauna @ The Hotel Café
Fitz & The Tantrums, Music For Animals, Henry Wolfe @ Spaceland
Sun Araw, Golden Retriever, Brother Raven, Metal Rouge @ Synchronicity
Run Run Run, Holy Rolling Empire, Kozmonaut, Whitman @ Silver Lake Lounge
Vato Negro, Skinwalker, Unfact, Technology @ The Echo
Fishtank Ensemble @ Bordello
bikos, Hot TV, The Modlins @ Pehrspace
Falcon Eddy, Abe Marber, Night Control @ Echo Curio
The Good Bites, Mountains of Blow, Lorae Lie, My Lovely Destruction, The Harold Honey @ Mr. T's Bowl
Madeline Ava, Wax Mice @ Dig In (112 N. Ave. 58, Los Angeles)
GBH @ The Music Box
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