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Tonight In Rock: School Of Seven Bells, Baths, The Western States Motel, Haroula Rose
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It's Tuesday. Do you know where your rock is? You may find it at the Conga Room for School of Seven Bells or perhaps your rock is waiting for you for FREE @ Amoeba Music. No? It's at the Troubadour for Ceci Bastida and Oh Land? Oh really? I heard The Satellite was where the rock was with Marvelous Toy, Airlines and The Pass. 87 Stick Up Kids would beg to differ from their hold at the Echoplex, and I bet Sara Lov would have a word to say about that from the Hotel Cafe. Hotel too fancy? Try a motel. A Western States Motel at LaBrie's. Says the Silverlake lounge, it's all Smoke and Feathers.
School of Seven Bells, The Delta Mirror @ The Conga Room
Baths @ Amoeba Music (FREE!)
Oh Land, Ceci Bastida @ Troubadour
The Pass, Marvelous Toy, Airlines @ The Satellite
Yelawolf, Craze, Das Racist, 87 Stick Up Kids, Freak City, Franki Chan @ Echoplex
Tristen, Hi Ho Silver Oh, Marcus Very Ordinary @ The Echo
Haroula Rose record release, Sara Lov, Patrick Park, Mariana Bell, Sean Rowe @ The Hotel Café
Gun Runner, Wyoming, Tall Tales, Smoke and Feathers @ Silver Lake Lounge
The Western States Motel, WALK, Burial At Sea @ LaBrie's
Endless Hallway, Queen Caveat, Eyes Lips Eyes, Young Rapscallions @ The Viper Room
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