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Tonight In Rock: MEN, Big Search, The Romany Rye, Hell & Lula
Tonight Big Search will be performing at the Echo (Picture via Big Search's MySpace)
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Tonight Big Search will be performing at the Echo (Picture via Big Search's MySpace)
Our Pick: Big Search's 7" record release, John Webster Johns, White Fence @ The Echo
Tonight Brooklyn-based art collective/band MEN will be performing for free, in-store are Amoeba Music in Hollyweird. Local folk outfit the Romany Rye are poised to take on the Satellite.
And, lastly, local rock quartet Hell & Lula will be gracing Boardner's for this week's edition of Club Moscow. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Echo to catch Foreign Born side-project Big Search, who will be ringing in their latest 7". LAist favorites, San Franciscan garage-soul one-man-band White Fence is slated to kick things off.
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MEN @ Amoeba Music (FREE!)
Big Search's 7" record release, John Webster Johns, White Fence @ The Echo
The Romany Rye, Whipering Pines @ The Satellite
Gram Rabbit, Spindrift, Sky Parade @ Bordello
Hell & Lula @ Boardner's
The Dollyrots, The Neighborhood Bullys, Cold Forty Three, Blockage @ Troubadour
X-Ray Press, Shirley Rolls, Ts and The Past Haunts @ Silver Lake Lounge
Anna Nalick, The Bonfires, Stereofox, Jeremy Silver, Paige Nichols @ The Hotel Café
The Church @ El Rey Theatre
Love Jones @ Largo at the Coronet
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