Friday, October 16, 2009
What a rainy, lazy week of non-blogging. We'll post about the three hundred bands we saw this week sometime soon. Until then, here's the much more interesting weekend thingie.
Tonight, listen up for Restavrant on Demolisten. Then head out to Aimee Mann and Fountains of Wayne at The Wiltern. Darker My Love opens for A Place To Bury Long Band Names (I mean Strangers at Echoplex). Captain Ahab and others at The Smell. Manhattan Murder Mystery residency at Echo Curio with Crooked Cowboy, Fort Wife, and others. Oh Not Stereo, The Ringers, The Ruse, an others at Viper. Jon Brion at g'net. VOICEsVOICEs at Casey's. God Equals Genocide, Pu$$ycow, and others at Juanita's. And James Webber record release at the Hotel Cafe.
Saturday, Heart and The Bangles at the Greek. Tenacious D at the Actors' Gang. Chali 2na, Aceyalone, and others at the Roxy. Juliette Lewis, The Ettes, and others at the El Rey. Mayer Hawthorne at Century City then later at Saint Rocke. Nosaj Thing, Rainbow^Arabia, Ras G, and others at Ground Zero. Tribute to Desmond Dekker with tons of great bands at Mad Gregs residency at Echo Curio. The Press Fire!, Halloween Swim Team, and others at Women. Eugene & the 1914 and others at The Prospector. Interface 29 and Jelly Roll, both downtown. Mexican Institute of Sound and others at La Cita. And The Pogues return to town for a show at Club Nokia.
Sunday, Pizza! celebrates the release their new Manimal Vinyl compilation Bogus Rimshots from the Fourth at The Echo with Weave!. Aztlan Underground, Germonimo, and Killsonic at the Troubadour. Butthole Surfers and The Melvins at Club Nokia. Caitlin Crosby, Samantha Stollenwerck, and Rachael Cantu at Saint Rocke. VOICEsVOICEs open for The Black Heart Procession at the Echoplex. Our old friend Chris von Sneidern opens for John Wesley Harding at McCabe's. Michael Runion, Haim, The Pink Snowflakes, and Two Guns at Spaceland. Chantal Kreviazuk and Elizveta at the Hotel Cafe. Rats residency at Echo Curio. And The Builders & The Butchers do an early in-store at Origami Vinyl.
Full calendar listing here.
Pictured above is Le Switch outside of Alex's Bar preparing to rock Long Beach last night. That truck is huge.
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