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The Weekend in Rock in LA
tonight
New York Dolls @ Tower Records Sunset 7pm (free)
The Avengers @ Spaceland
Lyrics Born @ Santa Monica Pier (free)
Steve Wynn @ McCabes
Bones, Thugs, Harmony @ Ventura Theatre
Skid Row, Warrant @ Grove of Anaheim
Sound of Music @ Hollywood Bowl
saturday
Warren G @ Vault 350
Dirty on Purpose @ Spaceland
Say Hi To Your Mom @ Echo
Sen Dog @ Viper Room
X, Rollins Band @ Pacific Amphitheatre
Dead Kennedys @ Malibu Inn
Sparta @ Troubadour
Sound of Music @ Hollywood Bowl
sunday
RX Bandits @ Fonda
Groovie Ghoolies, Chixdiggit @ Al's Bar
CSNY @ Verizon
Corey Feldman @ House of Blues
Sound of Music @ Hollywood Bowl
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