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Tonight In Rock: Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, Glass Candy, AM, Marvelous Toy
Glass Candy will be performing at Lot 613 | Photo via Glass Candy's
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Our Pick: Glass Candy, Acid Girls, Franki Chan, Paul Devro @ Lot 613 (613 Imperial St., Los Angeles)
Tonight legendary Portland-based Pavement front man Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks will be performing at the Echoplex . LA-by-way-of-Tulsa folk rock singer-songwriter AM is poised to grace the Hotel Café . And, lastly, local indie folk outfit Marvelous Toy will be performing with Highland Park's own experimental rockers Seasons at Echo Curio . But we strongly suggest heading over to Lot 613 in Downtown to catch LAist favorites, Portland-based Italo disco act Glass Candy .
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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.
Glass Candy - "Rolling Down The Hills (Spring Demo)"
Jewel, Michael Feinstein @ Hollywood Bowl
Paula Cole @ Pershing Square
Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks @ Echoplex
Glass Candy, Acid Girls, Franki Chan, Paul Devro @ Lot 613 (613 Imperial St., Los Angeles)
Saturdays Off the 405 w/ Cut Chemist, We Are the World @ Getty Center (Free!)
The Monolators, Avi Buffalo, One Trick Pony @ HM157 (3110 N. Broadway Ave., Los Angeles)
Seasons, Marvelous Toy, Eliza Rickman and special guests @ Echo Curio
Lemon Sun @ Bootleg Theatre
AM, William Fitzsimmons, Pierre de Reeder & The Everyday Visuals, Chris Townsend, Jane Lui @ The Hotel Café
Swann Danger, VUM, Damacio Von Diamond @ Silver Factory Studios
The Handsome Family, Daniel Knox @ Spaceland
Trapt, Since October, Divide the Day, Inept @ Troubadour
Semi Precious Weapons, Gilby Clarke, StarSkream, Astrella Celeste @ The Viper Room
Free Moral Agents @ The Prospector
Maldita Vecindad @ Pacific Amphitheatre
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