Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Tuesday Night Music Options 11/13/07




Tuesday 11/13/07:


The Whigs / Wild Sweet Orange / Le Switch @ Spaceland – The Aquarium Drunkard presents this show. The Whigs were named one of Rolling Stone’s 10 bands to watch in 2006. They’ve got a new album coming out on ATO early next year. Wild Sweet Orange have a new EP that came out last Tuesday. Download Wild Sweet Orange’s “Wrestle with God


Spiritualized / Simple Kid @ Vista Theatre ($37) – Anybody go last night?


Emma Pollock / American Music Club / Two Sheds @ the Echo ($12) – Emma Pollock, the former Delgados singer, has a new album and it’s good.

Black Dice / No Age / Mika Miko @ Echoplex ($12) – Black Dice are experimental Brooklynites who are now on Paw Tracks. The LA Weekly has a feature on them this week. Opening the show are a couple of the better known bands from the Smell scene. You can read the article that Sasha Frere-Jones wrote about the Smell cene for the New Yorker HERE (both bands will be playing the Smell on Sunday if you’d rather seem them in their natural habitat).

Sondre Lerche @ Troubadour ($20) – Night two. He’s got a new album out (the soundtrack to Dan In Real Life).

Pieta Brown / Robert Francis @ Silverlake Lounge – He learned guitar from John Frusciante and has played with Ry Cooder. Pieta Brown appeared on Morning Becomes Eclectic this morning.
Download Robert Francis’ “One By One

KT Tunstall @ Avalon (Sold Out)

3 comments:

Unknown said...

Spiritualized at the Vista. Innovative to stage a gig in a movie theater (a really nice one at that)...but at $37 dollars a pop, is it any wonder there's a lack of posting on these shows? Geez.

Duke said...

yeah that price is what kept me away. i might pay $35 to see them at the troubadour or spaceland (plugged in) but not acoustic at a place where you're just not sure about the house sound.

Anonymous said...

I totally regret not going because everyone I've talked to who went said it was amazing. They did a medley of "Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space" that turned into "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You"