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Tonight In Rock: Social Distortion, Daniel Lanois' Black Dub, Crocodiles, El Ten Eleven
Tamaryn will be performing tonight at the Echo | Picture via Tamaryn's Myspace
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Tamaryn will be performing tonight at the Echo | Picture via Tamaryn's Myspace
Our Pick: Crocodiles, Tamaryn, Heavy Hawaii @ The Echo
Tonight Fullerton-based punk rock outfit Social Distortion (LAist Review) will be headlining yet again at the Hollywood Palladium. Famed Québécois producer/musician Daniel Lanois' Black Dub are poised to take on the El Rey Theatre with none other than local singer-songwriter Rocco Deluca (LAist Interview, Review) in tow.
And, lastly, local experimental two-man band El Ten Eleven will be gracing the Central in Santa Monica with local indie pop quartet Superhumanoids. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Echo to catch San Diegan garage rockers Crocodiles. LAist favorites, San Franciscan shoegaze-y psych-rock duo Tamaryn are slated to kick things off.
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Tamaryn - "Love Fade"
Crocodiles - "I Wanna Kill"
Social Distortion, Lucero, Chuck Ragan @ Hollywood Palladium
Moe @ The Music Box at the Henry Fonda Theater
Daniel Lanois' Black Dub, Rocco Deluca @ El Rey Theatre
Les Savy Fav, Dirt Dress @ Echoplex
Crocodiles, Tamaryn, Heavy Hawaii @ The Echo
Melvins, Stoner Witch Record @ The Satellite
El Ten Eleven, Superhumanoids @ The Central
The Handsome Family, HoneyHoney @ Bootleg Theater
Black Apples @ Origami Vinyl (FREE!)
The Terrapin, Seasons @ Casey's Irish Bar & Grill
The Shrill, Third Rail Order, Like Giants, Hazel, The Lyon Crowns, Phoebe Bridgers @ Troubadour
Juke Cartel, Chris Lind's EP release @ The Hotel Café
Weekend Takes A Break, Professor Calculus and more @ The Smell
Michael James & Band, Bad Apple Blues, Facing Arrows, Shrine Fuzz, Patrick Carrico @ Mr. T's Bowl
LA Ghost, The Gospels, Black Seas, Black Elephant @ Pehrspace
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