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Tonight In Rock: White Arrows, boxViolet*, Inclined, MKNG FRNDZ
boxViolet will be performing tonight at Three Clubs | Picture via boxViolet's Myspace
boxViolet will be performing tonight at Three Clubs | Picture via boxViolet's Myspace
Our Pick: Saint Sea Hat, boxViolet*, Count Fleet @ Three Clubs (FREE!)
Tonight local indie rockers White Arrows will be headlining the Satellite, formerly known as Spaceland. LA-bred funk troupe Inclined are poised to grace the Silver Lake Lounge. And, lastly, Brooklyn-based dance-infused punk duo MKNG FRNDZ will be headlining the Smell in Downtown. But we strongly suggest heading over to Three Clubs in Hollyweird to catch local electro-infused indie rock duo boxViolet.
*Update 4:19PM: We've just learned that boxViolet will not be playing today.
boxViolet - "Punding"
GIant Drag, White Arrows, Sisu @ The Satellite
Saint Sea Hat, boxViolet, Count Fleet @ Three Clubs (FREE!)
Inclined, Kings Road, John Goraj @ Silver Lake Lounge
MKNG FRNDZ, Ghost Mom, Cold Showers, Dance Troupe MGM Grand @ The Smell
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