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Tonight in Rock: Macy Gray, The Vacation, The Entrance Band

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The Vacation starts off their Thursday night Viper Room residency tonight | Photo by Brian Romero

Tickets are still amazingly available for tonight's intimate Macy Gray show at Hotel Cafe in Hollywood. For something a little more rock n' roll, Hell Ya! and Girl School are teaming up in their monthly residency at The Viper Room with The Vacation in the first night of their weekly February residency (for a guide to February residencies, check this out). Otherwise, there is truly something for everyone tonight -- we recommend some psychedelic rock with The Entrance Band, Thursday night residents at the Silverlake Lounge.

The Short List
The Vacation, Katy Perry, Troy This @ Viper Room
Super Furry Animals @ Amoeba Music
Macy Gray, Meiko, Joey Ryan, Emy Reynolds
The Kooks, The Morning Benders @ The Troubadour
James Blunt, Sara Bareilles @ The Wiltern
The Entrance Band, Tweak Bird, Mountain Party, Luke Top @ Silverlake Lounge
Summer Darling EP release, Twilight Sleep, You Me & Iowa @
Blood on the Wall, Afternoons, Anders & Woods @ Spaceland
The Gourds, Jason Webley, 50 Cent Haircut @ Safari Sam's
Rocco DeLuca, HoneyHoney, Billy Boy on Poison @ The Roxy

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