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Tonight In Rock: Nightmares On Wax, DeVotchKa, Local Natives, Nite Jewel
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Local Natives will be playing tonight at the Silver Lake Lounge | Picture via Local Natives' Myspace
Our Pick: Local Natives, The Outline, Lemon Sun, Aushua @ Silverlake Lounge (Free!)
Tonight legendary Leeds-based DJ Nightmares On Wax will be headlining the Echoplex. Denver's own gypsy rockers DeVotchKa are poised to play to a sold-out crowd at the Viper Room. LAist favorites Whispertown 2000 (LAist Interview, Review, #2) will be coming through Spaceland with Le Switch. Local instrumentalist Bobb Bruno is set to rock at the Echo. And, lastly, experimental electronic outfit Gang Gang Dance will be performing at the Smell in Downtown with LA-based Italo-disco act Nite Jewel. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Silver Lake Lounge to catch the opening night of Local Natives' month-long residency. The Outline, Lemon Sun and Aushua are slated to kick off the show.
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Local Natives - "Airplanes"
Nightmares on Wax @ Echoplex
DeVotchka @ Viper Room (Sold-Out)
Local Natives, The Outline, Lemon Sun, Aushua @ Silverlake Lounge (Free!)
Le Switch, Whispertown 2000, Wrong Way Driver, The World Record @ Spaceland (Free!)
Gang Gang Dance, Haunted Graffiti, Nite Jewel @ The Smell
Holloys, Bobb Bruno, David Scott Stone, Buzzard @ The Echo (Free!)
Crooked Fingers, So Many Wizards @ Bordello
The Jake Labotz Band @ Redwood Bar & Grill
60 Watt Kid, Billygoat, Voices Voices, Pizza! @ Echo Curio
Moment Trigger Tour Kick-off @ Pehrspace
Raining Jane, Makepeace Brothers, Lindsay Mac @ Hotel Café
My Imaginary Friends @ the Mint (Free!)
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