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Kidrockers w/ The One AM Radio & Eulogies, Le Switch & Afternoons, 4/26 & 5/9/09
Since LAist's last report on Kidrockers, the monthly event entertaining families with live music and stand-up comedy, two more shows have taken place -- a Dangerbird Records presentation with The One AM Radio and Eulogies on April 26th at The Echo, and a special pre-Mother's Day Spa Retreat benefiting Kid's Play International with Le Switch and Afternoons on May 9th at Castle Ivar in Hollywood.
Kidrockers continues on May 31st at The Echo with Langhorne Slim and One Trick Pony.
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