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Tonight In Rock: Warren G, Jane's Addiction, The Sounds, West Indian Girl
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El Guincho will be playing tonight at the Echo | Picture via El Guincho's Myspace
Our Pick: El Guincho, Glasser, ORO11 @ The Echo
Tonight alternative rock band Jane's Addiction will be performing the rather small room at El Cid. Swedish rockers the Sounds are taking over the spacious and recently renovated confines of the Palladium. Local indie rock band West Indian Girl will be continuing their month-long residency at Spaceland. And, lastly, if you're interested in tacos and rock, then head over to Señor Fish in Downtown to see the Mormons and the Health Club. But we strongly suggest experiencing Spanish artist El Guincho, who will be emanating feel-good vibes at the Echo.
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El Guincho - "Antillas"
Warren G @ Key Club
Jane's Addiction @ El Cid
El Guincho, Glasser, ORO11 @ The Echo
City of Progress, On Limits, Aisling And Arlo @ Echo Curio
Jogger, Meho Plaza, Tremellow, Slair, fast-astronauts @ The Smell
Music Junkies Presents: The Mormons, The Health Club @ Señor Fish
Filter Presents: West Indian Girl, Poolabomb, The Polyamorous Affair, Tremblexy @ Spaceland
Kaiju Big Battel, Busdriver, Rocktapussy @ Mayan (CANCELED!)
The Sounds @ Hollywood Palladium
Rodney Crowell, Joe Henry @ Largo at the Coronet
Terra Naomi @ The Hotel Café
Ojo, Collapsible Mammals, Billygoat @ Silverlake Lounge
Monte Negro, Pilar Diaz, Beatmo @ The Roxy
Five Finger Death Punch w/ In This Moment, Bury Your Dead, Another Black Day @ House of Blues Sunset
Sleepy Sun, Forcefield ON, Big City Rock @ Alex's Bar
The Henry Clay People, Paper Planes, Little Teeth @ Prospector
Matisyahu, Flobots, Chester French @ Grove of Anaheim
Gov't Mule, Back Door Slam @ House of Blues Anaheim
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