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Tonight In Rock: Peaches, Holy Fuck, Fool's Gold, Signal Hill
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Signal Hill will be playing tonight at Pehrspace | Photo by Pamela Masters via Myspace
Our Pick: Signal Hill's record release w/ Timonium, Beware of Safety @ Pehrspace
Tonight Toronto-based electronica musician Peaches will be taking on a two-night stint at the Henry Fonda Music Box. And speaking of Toronto, electronica band Holy Fuck are poised to rock the Troubadour with LAist favorites Crocodiles (LAist Interview) in tow. And, lastly, LA-based afro-centric indie pop act Fool's Gold will be performing at 3 Clubs with Abe Vigoda and Thee Makeout Party in tow. But we strongly suggest heading over to the hole-and-corner Pehrspace to catch local experimental instrumental outfit Signal Hill (LAist Review), who will be ringing in their debut full-length More After We're Gone. LA-based rockers Beware of Safety are slated to kick things off. And please, for the love of Pehrspace, keep the noise to a minimum!
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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.
Signal Hill - "The Dead Vineyard"
Donovan Leitch, The Dark Root of The Dream @ Largo at the Coronet $25
Stylistics, Dramatics, Chi Lites, Blue Magic @ Greek Theatre $40-85
Ziggy Marley @ Club Nokia $16.50 (Early Show; 10:30 AM)
Holy Fuck, Crocodiles @ Troubadour $19
Peaches, Drums of Death @ Henry Fonda Music Box $33.50
Crooked Cowboy vs. Bolero @ Bootleg Theatre $5
Gavin Rossdale (of Bush), Nico Vega @ El Rey Theatre $23
Ralph's World, Lisa Loeb @ Echoplex $15-50
Signal Hill's record release w/ Timonium, Beware of Safety @ Pehrspace
Fool's Gold, Abe Vigoda, Thee Makeout Party @ 3 Clubs
The Lassie Foundation, Blackboard Jungle, Hung Jury, Mavalour @ The Viper Room $12
Morgan Page, Shapeshifters @ The Vanguard
Nic Fanciulli, Damian Lazarus, Droog, Matthew Dear, M.A.N.D.Y. @ Avalon
Random Patterns, HowardAmb, weyou., The Nocturnes, Lost Squad @ The Cocaine at Live Jazz
Halloween Jack feat. Gilby Clarke, Eric Dover, Daniel Shulman and John Dolmayan @ Spaceland $10
Gooseberries Book Party w/ live music by Sarah Negahdari, Malcolm Soza, Andrew Lynch @ Stories Books And Cafe (1716 Sunset Blvd.)
White Tree feat. Ludovico Einaudi, The Break and Repair Method, Dirty Diamond, Band of Skulls, The Sweaters @ The Hotel Café
The Shore, Mini Mansions, Birds Fled From Me @ Bordello $8
Chelsea Girls, The Dreaming, Darling Stilletos, DJ Billy Morrison, Automatic Youth @ The Roxy $16.50
Tommy Santee Klaws, Bad Fathers @ Crane's Hollywood Tavern
The 1921a @ The Smell
Blazin Hope III @ Knitting Factory (Main Stage)
Chimney Fish, Cromwell, Terminal 6, City2Sin, Starcid @ Knitting Factory (Front Stage)
Static Radio, No Harm Done, Vultures United, District Of Evolution @ Knitting Factory (AlterKnit Lounge)
The Holy Angel Fire, New London, Automatique @ Mr. T's Bowl
Bootie LA 4-Year Anniversary Party w/ Smash-Up Derby, Adrian & The Mysterious D, DJ Paul V., R.A.I.D. @ Echoplex (Late Show; 9 PM)
Funky Sole @ The Echo (Late Show; Free! 10 PM)
Kingspade, Potluck, The Pricks, Return of Judge D @ Key Club
Paper Sun @ Molly Malone's Irish Pub
L.A. Acoustic Music Festival @ Santa Monica Pier
The Sonics, Fuzztones, The Woggles, Legendary Shack Shakers, Scott H. Biram, Ink-N-Iron Festival w/ The Slackers, Faraway Boys, Los Creepers, Street Dogs, The Vooduo, New Fidelity, Vicky & The Vengents, The Wiseguys, Genitorturers, Police And Thieves, Gizzelle, Los Boogie Boys Y Pachuco Jose, Vicky Tafoya & The Big Beat, Los Duggans @ Queen Mary $38.50
Eagles of Death Metal @ Glass House $21.90
Iglu & Hartly @ Saint Rocke
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