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Tonight In Rock: Weezer, The French Semester, The Steelwells, Tenlons Fort
Tenlons Fort will be performing tonight at Pehrspace | Picture via Tenlons Fort's Myspace
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Tenlons Fort will be performing tonight at Pehrspace | Picture via Tenlons Fort's Myspace
Our Pick: Thurston Moore is a Faggot, Mikki and the Mauses, Tenlons Fort, Elijah Crampton, Tic///Tic @ Pehrspace
Tonight LA-bred Grammy Award-winning alternative rockers Weezer (LAist Review, #2, #3, #4) will be performing at UCI's Bren Events Center (Canceled!). LA-based indie rockers the French Semester are poised to continue their month-long residency at the Echo. And, lastly, Fullerton-bred indie rock quintet the Steelwells will be performing at the Silver Lake Lounge with none other than fellow OC-based folk outfit Yellow Red Sparks. But we strongly suggest heading over to Pehrspace to catch Texan folk maestros Tenlons Fort (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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Jack Gibson (of Tenlons Fort) - "Thank You Shadows (UK Demo)"
Weezer @ UCI Bren Events Center (Canceled!)
The French Semester, The Monolators, Manhattan Murder Mystery, Asbury @ The Echo
The Steelwells, Yellow Red Sparks, The Romany Rye @ Silver Lake Lounge
Year Long Disaster, Hydrovibe, It's Casual, Fatso Jetson @ Spaceland
Thurston Moore is a Faggot, Mikki and the Mauses, Tenlons Fort, Elijah Crampton, Tic///Tic @ Pehrspace
Jesca Hoop, Maria Taylor, Brandon Walters, Mark Growden, Nicole Simone, Ryan Harrison and The Orphans @ The Hotel Café
The Northstar Session, Clockwork, David George @ Bootleg Theater
Steve Shane, Amie Miriello, Steve McMorran (of Trading Yesterday) @ Dakota Live Music Lounge
Toby Lightman, Aslyn @ Largo at the Coronet
Odawas, Dominique Leone, The Vespertines @ Echo Curio
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