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Tonight In Rock: Neil Diamond, Stars, Sloan, Pattern Is Movement
Aaron Embry of AmniOn will be playing with friends tonight at Tangier for free | Photo via la-undeground's Flickr
Our Pick: Aaron Embry of AmniOn and Friends, Quazar, The Bamboozled @ Tangier Restaurant (Free!) Sorry folks, we were just informed that this show has been canceled.
LA will simply be bombarded with music tonight. On the agenda: We've got LA-based indie rockers One Trick Pony at Club Good Hurt. If you can get down with the notion of Venice Beach and bartenders clad in sexy nurse outfits, then head on out. The Québécois act Stars will be gracing the Avalon in support of their latest EP, Are You A Sad Robot?. The Diamond Cutter, otherwise known as Neil Diamond, will be performing all of his quintessential hits at the Hollywood Bowl. Bay Area punks Rancid will be continuing their six-night stint at the Henry Fonda Music Box. And Pattern Is Movement, a loopy and meticulous band from the City of Brotherly Love, will be hitting up Spaceland with LA locals the Minor Canon. But we propose that you take it easy on the wallet tonight by going to Tangier. Aaron Embry of AmniOn, a celebrated indie rock virtuoso, will be shelling out mellifluous strains with a backing band of friends. It's free, free, free!
AmniOn - "1Love Instrumental"
My Bloody Valentine, Spectrum @ Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
KCRW presents: Stars, Think About Life, Pepi Ginsberg @ The Avalon
Neil Diamond @ The Hollywood Bowl
Rancid @ The Henry Fonda Music Box
Sloan @ The Troubadour
One Trick Pony @ Good Hurt
Indie 103 presents: CLUB NME w/ Pattern Is Movement, The Minor Canon @ Spaceland
Shiloe, Summer Darling, Spirit Vine, Ojos Rojos (DJ set by Radio Free Silver Lake) @ Bordello
Spindrift, Candy Apple, Rocking Horse @ The Echo
Dub Club @ Echoplex
Husky Jeans, CTRL Z, Dan "Salty Sea Dog" Monick, Former Fat Kid, Gangi (Lyle & Matt) @ Cha Cha Lounge
Joe Frank @ Largo
Van Gogh's End, CMG and We Are The Night, Sound of Noise @ Mr T's Bowl
Bearries, Disruption, Ultra Tiger, Crash Overdrive @ Echo Curio
Juliette Commagerie of Hello Stranger, Chris Merritt @ Tangier Lounge
Aaron Embry of AmniOn and Friends, Quazar, The Bamboozled @ Tangier Restaurant (Free!)
Neva Dinova, McCarthy Trenching, Whispertown 2000 @ The Silver Lake Lounge
The Ringers, Roses On Her Grave @ 3 of Clubs
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