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Tonight In Rock: Social Distortion, Ween, Deerhoof, Darwin Deez
Darwin Deez will be performing tonight at the Satellite | Picture via Darwin Deez's Myspace
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Darwin Deez will be performing tonight at the Satellite | Picture via Darwin Deez's Myspace
Our Pick: Darwin Deez, Fol Chen @ The Satellite
Tonight Fullerton-based punk rock outfit Social Distortion (LAist Review) will be headlining yet again at the Hollywood Palladium. Pennsylvanian alternative rockers Ween are poised to take on the Wiltern.
And, lastly, SF-based noise rockers Deerhoof will be gracing the Echplex. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Satellite to catch Brooklyn-bred indie pop maestro and former guitarist for the Creaky Boards Darwin Deez. LAist favorites, Highland Park experimental indie rock sextet Fol Chen (LAist Review, #2, #3, #4) are slated to kick things off.
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Ween @ The Wiltern
Social Distortion, Lucero, Chuck Ragan @ Hollywood Palladium
Ian Hunter @ El Rey Theatre
The Handsome Family, Sean Rowe @ McCabe's Guitar Shop
Lower Heaven @ Origami Vinyl (FREE!)
Darwin Deez, Fol Chen @ The Satellite
Deerhoof, Ben Butler & Mousepad, Nervous Cop @ Echoplex
Charlotte Martin, Andrew Vladeck @ Bootleg Theater
Whitman, John Barba, Casey Chisholm, Crazy Band, Rob Thomas And His Unicorn Warriors @ The Smell
The Soulutionaries, The Amalgamated, Ottley Mercer, The Rizlas @ Mr. T's Bowl
Tyler Hilton, Coby Brown, Omar Cowan, Annaliese, Now the Rabbit Has a Gun, Dean Carter @ The Hotel Café
The Quarter After @ Casey’s Irish Bar & Grill
Vanaprasta, Manhattan Murder Mystery, George Glass, Cody the Band @ Pehrspace
Ghost Robot @ The Viper Room
Karsh Kale @ Royce Hall at UCLA
Colin Hay, Sara Watkins @ The Broad Stage
Lit @ House of Blues Anaheim
The Zeros @ Alex’s Bar
El Ten Eleven and Superhumanoids @ Detroit Bar
The Mother Hips, Leslie and the Badgers @ Saint Rocke
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