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Tonight In Rock: The Phenomenal Handclap Band, The Meeting Places, Le Switch, Oh Darling
Le Switch will be performing tonight at Pershing Square | Photo by Charlie Chu via Le Switch's Myspace
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Le Switch will be performing tonight at Pershing Square | Photo by Charlie Chu via Le Switch's Myspace
Our Pick: Spaceland On Ice w/ Le Switch, The World Record @ Pershing Square
Tonight NYC musical collective the Phenomenal Handclap Band will be headlining the Echo with LA-based indie rockers White Arrows in tow. Local noise pop act the Meeting Places are poised to take on Spaceland for this week's edition of Club NME. And, lastly, LA-bred pop quartet Oh Darling will be gracing the Bootleg Theater. But we strongly suggest heading over to Pershing Square to catch local indie rockers Le Switch (LAist Review, #2, #3).
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.
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Le Switch - "Tongue Tied"
Steven Severin: "Music For Silents" @ Silent Movie Theatre
Spaceland On Ice w/ Le Switch, The World Record @ Pershing Square
Oh Darling, The Passports, Mia Maestro, Nadine & Terence @ Bootleg Theater
The Phenomenal Handclap Band, Holloys, Jogger, White Arrows @ The Echo
Club NME w/ The Meeting Places, Wrong Way Driver, Robotanists, Ovideo @ Spaceland
Molino, Space Waves, Half Hearted @ Silver Lake Lounge
Boats!, Rough Kids, Batwings Catwings @ Echo Curio
Tig Notaro, Uh Huh Her, Mary Lynn Rajskub @ Largo at the Coronet
Chris Pureka, Sheila Nicholls, Freddie & Francine, Emily Greene, Coyote Grace @ The Hotel Café
Kina Grannis @ Troubadour
Willi Williams with The Expanders featuring David Hillyard, Larry McDonald, Mr. T-Bone, Jah Faith @ Echoplex
EZ Tiger @ LaBrie's (Formerly known as the Scene; 806 E. Colorado Blvd., Glendale)
Suki Ewers, Boll Weevil @ Taix Lounge
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