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Tonight In Rock: Trainwreck, J. TIllman, Kenneth Pattengale, Little Girls
Kenneth Pattengale will be performing tonight at the Hotel Café | Picture via Kenneth Pattengale's
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Kenneth Pattengale will be performing tonight at the Hotel Café | Picture via Kenneth Pattengale's
Tonight local comedic rock and roll outfit Trainwreck (LAist Interview, #2), which features none other than Tenacious D's Kyle Gass, will be ringing in their latest disc at the Roxy. Fleet Foxes drummer J. Tillman is poised to headline the Troubadour. And, lastly, Toronto-bred noise-infused post-punk outfit Little Girls will be gracing Bordello. But we strongly suggest heading over to the Hotel Café to catch local singer-songwriter Kenneth Pattengale, who will be ringing in his latest effort—2009's Speak.
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.
Kenneth Pattengale - "Westward Wind"
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J. Tillman, Pearly Gate Music @ Troubadour
Corinne Bailey Rae, Kenneth Pattengale, Sydney Wayser, Emma Ejwertz @ The Hotel Café
Club NME w/ Useless Keys, Samuel Stewart, Twin Fight, Wrong Way Driver @ Spaceland
Jubilee, Seaspin, Woah Hunx, Little Girls @ Bordello (CANCELED!)
Trainwreck's record release @ The Roxy
Spaceland on Ice w/ Salt Petal @ Pershing Square
Helen Stellar, KAV, Square on Square, Nightmare Air @ The Echo
Blue Jungle, The Ivy Walls @ King King (6555 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood)
Mo-Odds, The Shakers, High Life Cavalier @ Echo Curio
Gamble House, The February Fifths, The Sounds of Wyoming @ Silver Lake Lounge
The Sonus Quartet @ Bootleg Theatre
Royal Crown Revue @ The Mint
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