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Tonight in Rock: Lizz Wright, We Barbarians, Ari Shine

Luckily, since SXSW Music officially starts on Wednesday, tonight's massive line-up of residencies is hardly affected, save for The Voom Blooms who are replaced by We Barbarians and others at the Viper Room tonight (full list of tonight's residencies after the jump). However, the exodus of Los Angeles based bands is upon us.
Also, ticket sales for 2008 Premiere Marquee Club have begun. The "club" has no membership fee and will host over 60 concerts at The Greek and the Gibson Amphitheater. Ringo Starr, Robert Plant, Allison Krauss, Melissa Etheridge, the LA Salsa Music Festival are all part of the massive lineup.
Tonight's Short List
Cut Copy, Walter Meego @ The Echo
Lizz Wright, Meiko, Emma Burgess @ Hotel Cafe
Loquat, Crystal Antlers, We Barbarians and Sub @ Viper Room
Dandi Wind, Pop Noir, Adrienne Pierce, Ari Shine @ The Knitting Factory
Monday Residencies (See all of the week's residencies here)
The Chapin Sisters @ The Echo (Free), Echo Park
Warpaint @ Bordello ($5), Arts District (Downtown)
Voxhaul Broadcast @ Spaceland (Free), Silver Lake
Reeve Oliver @ Detroit Bar (Free), Costa Mesa
Metal Skool (lifetime residents) @ Key Club ($18 for 21+ // $28 for 18-21), West Hollywood
Beatnik Jr. @ Crash Mansion ($3), South Park (Downtown)
Adjoa Skinner, Carney @ Molly Malone's ($10), Fairfax District
The Amazements @ pehrspace, Historic Filipinotown
Jake La Botz @ The Redwood Bar (Free), Bunker Hill (Downtown)
Photo of Lizz Wright via her MySpace
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