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The Silver Lake Jubilee is a two-day music and art event featuring 35 music acts, multi-disciplinary art, local artists and crafters, food from local restaurateurs, interactive booths, and various cultural enclaves in the Silver Lake and surrounding communities (Spaceland, Origami Vinyl, buzzbands.la and El Echo Parqeuño are curating music for the event).

The event will have a very strong focus on the environment, including the implementation of “Zero Waste initiatives with the goal of 90% land fill diversion and sourcing power from alternative energy resources.” There will be several interactive “villages,” including a Children’s Village, Literary Village, Arts Village and Eco Village.

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For Monday, May 17th through Sunday, May 23rd

Monday
The Like, Jail Weddings, Gestapo Khazi, Starfucker at The Echo (free every Monday)
New Music Monday feat. Zach Steel, Ilo Mar, Mike Kitcher, Sleepwalkers Local at Echo Curio
Syndrome WPW, Psychic Handbook, Back to the Future the Ride, Foreign Cinema at Pehrspace

Tuesday
60-Watt Kid, VOICEsVOICEs, Pizza!, Tan Dollar at The Echo
Dos, Tsigoti, Married In Berdichev, French Quarter, Whitman at Echo Curio

Wednesday
Horse Feathers, Dawn Landes, Liz Pappademas at Bootleg Theater

Thursday
Rats perform live soundtracks at Echo Curio
Live percussion and DJs at the Echo (see our post)

Friday
Shadow Shadow Shade, Red Cortez at Bootleg Theater
Francis and The Lights, Teen Inc at The Echo
Heard Of Elephants presents Woah Hunx, Christmas Island, Tijuana Panthers at Echo Curio
Wow and Flutter, Timonium, The Lights From Here at Pehrspace

Saturday
The Babies, Heavy Hawaii at Echo Curio
Odelia, By Sunlight, Future Ghost, The break ups at Pehrspace

Silver Lake Jubilee 2010 feat. The Living Sisters, The Entrance Band, Nico Stai, Olin & the Moon, Big Whup, Tijuana Panthers, My Pet Saddle, The Black Apples, Spain, Eulogies, KILLSONIC, Mississippi Man, Dirt Bird, The Health Club, The Growlers and many more at Myra Avenue (the corner of Hoover and Santa Monica to Fountain Avenue) Not in Echo Park but close!

Sunday
Bonfire Madigan, Dubus, Patsy, The I’s at Bootleg Theater
Grand Ole Echo presents Groovy Rednecks, The Cheatin’ Kind, Robert Black at The Echo (free, 5pm)
Part Time Punks feat. Geneva Jacuzzi, Soft Metals at The Echo

Silver Lake Jubilee 2010 feat. The Like, Foreign Born, Division Day, Voxhaul Broadcast, Dios, Wet & Reckless, Seasons, Downtown/Union, Timonium, Moses Campbell, Family of the Year, Tenlons Fort, Social Stufies, So Many Wizards, Useless Keys at Myra Avenue (the corner of Hoover and Santa Monica to Fountain Avenue) Not in Echo Park but close!

Thanks to LAist

Thursday, May 13 @ 1o:30 pm –  RACHEL IN THE WEEDS (RESIDENCY)

Friday, May 14 @ 10:30 pm – MATHER LOUTH AND RADIO NOIR and CHARMKIN REBELLION @11:30 pm

Saturday, May 15 @ 10:30 pm – KINGSIZEMAYBE and @ 11:30 pm JOHNZO WEST

Wednesday, May 19 @ 10:30 pm EDEN EDEN and VIM @ 11:30 pm

Located inside Taix Restaurant (1911 Sunset Blvd.). No cover. 21+

Monday
The Like, New Fidelity, Bloodbath at The Echo (free)
Let Go Of The Rail, State Rec, Güf Trüp, California Priest at Pehrspace

Tuesday
CCR Headcleaner, Back the Future the Ride, Heatrock at Echo Curio
Bro Safari, Pablo Hassan, Steady, Citymavrick, Kemst at The Echo

Wednesday
Evan Voytas, Bell Gardens, Superhumanoids at The Echo
Johnny Osborne, The Melodians at Echoplex
Woolen, The Nocturnes, Pope Anything at Echo Curio

Thursday
Mississippi Man, Pepper Rabbit, White Arrows, The Fling at The Echo
Bob Log III, Frank Fairfield at Echo Curio

Friday
Flying Lotus’ record release, Ras G, Samiyam, Dr. Strangeloop, Kutmah, Jeremiah Je at Echoplex
Turin Brakes (Acoustic show), Hard Drugs, Lucy Schwartz at The Echo
Oliver Future’s record release, London To Tokyo at Bootleg Theater
Summer Darling, Worker Bee, Golden Years, Wires in the Wall, George Glass (solo) at Pehrspace
Wreck of the Zephyr, Random Patterns, Boomsnake, Lovely Bad Things at Echo Curio

Saturday
Flying Lotus’ record release, Ravi Coltrane, The Gaslamp Killer, Gonjasufi, Matthewdavid at Echoplex
Jeremy Messersmith, Jeremiah Streeter at Bootleg Theater
Leila Adu, Howardamb, Voice on Tape at Echo Curio
Torches in Trees, Phoenix and the Turtle, WALK at Pehrspace
Le Switch and Les Blanks at Origami Vinyl (7pm)
IHEARTCOMIX and The Crush Bros present Son of Boogie Monster at 2Headedhorse (10pm)

Sunday
Bonfire Madigan, Rachael Cantu, Josh Norton at Bootleg Theater
Grand Ole Echo feat. Dan Janisch, 50 Cent Haircut, William Lee and The Modern Primitives at The Echo (Free Early Show; 5 PM)
Part Time Punks feat. Xeno & Oaklander, Epee Du Bois, Frank Alpine, Killing Spree DJs at The Echo (Late Show)

Thanks, in part, to LAist

Professor Calculus is playing Echo Country Outpost on a Friday, April 30th, as part of a solid week of shows promoting their new album.

Friday, April 30th

9PM

Free

BYOB

Bands:
Verb The Adjective Noun

Professor Calculus

Echo Country Outpost is located at 1930 Echo Park Ave.

Everybody Was In The French Resistance…Now, Ezra Furman and The Harpoons at The Echo:

9pm. $8. 18+

If you don’t know the gimmick yet, Everybody Was In The French Resistance… Now is all about rewriting the biggest mistakes in pop history. Whether it’s telling Avril Lavigne to back off or correcting the likes of Bob Dylan on “Think Twice (It’s Not Alright)”, they’ve corrected some grave injustices in the popular musical landscape. But if you’re still not sure what’s going on, you can get a first-hand look when the band, lead by Art Brut’s Eddie Argos and The Blood Arm’s Dyan Valdes, tour the U.S. and Canada this April and May.

The tour kicks off April 23rd in Los Angeles, CA and darts all across the U.S. and into Toronto and Montreal before wrapping up on May 26th in Phoenix, AZ. In an interview with NME recently, Argos said he was excited to get out on the road, especially to get ahead of work on his day job band.

“I’m really looking forward to the tour,” Argos said. “Unfortunately Dave Newton, who played the European tour and SXSW shows, can’t make it. We have Ian Catskilkin from Art Brut instead, which will be useful for writing the next Art Brut album.”Consequence of Sound

with resident DJs spinning the best in Brit / Indie / Soul / Twee / Madchester / Punk / Glam

Find out more at ClubUnderground.net.

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Wednesday, April 28

7:30 pm

The Echo

$15

18+

featuring:
Mayaztek
LA Fog
Chango
Chicano Batman
Allan Ides with DJ Phatrick

100% of the proceeds go towards keeping Eviction Defense Network

To Purchase tickets, or for more information, please call 213.385.8112 or email info@evictiondefensenetwork.org

The Eviction Defense Network (EDN) is a network of trial lawyers, advocates and tenants dedicated to defending the right to affordable housing and ensuring access to justice in housing matters to tenants in Los Angeles County. EDN is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides legal assistance and representation to tenants facing eviction. – EDN website

An acoustic guitar store will be filling the now empty space adjoining the Echo Park Film Center in the near future. Called The Fretted Frog, the shop will be specializing in alternative, unique and customized acoustic guitars. According to the website, they will also offer:

  • A repair shop with a large accessories and piece parts selection
  • 3 recording rooms that will be available for instructions and private sessions
  • A team of instructors for all styles and all levels
  • A stage for open mics, concerts, clinics

No word yet on the exact opening, but the website ancounces they’ll be opening soon.

The Fretted Frog will soon be at 1200 N. Alvarado.

This Saturday, April 17th is Record Store Day!

Echo Park’s Origami Vinyl will be participating.

They will be opening 2 hours early for the occasion: 10am – 10pm

Free Origami Vinyl/Altamont canvas totes*
Free Shapes and Sizes / The Weird Weeds split 7″*
Free Hooper Heroes Comic Book*
Free Colt45 (21+)

* With purchase while supplies last

Spend $50 and get 20% at etnies.com
Enter to win 500 printed 7″ standard jackets

CoolHaus Ice Cream Truck will be serving up treats from 7pm – 8:30pm.
Non alcoholic beverages and margaritas (21+) will be provided by Function Drinks.

Dum Dum Girls – 2pm
Male Bonding – 3pm
The One AM Radio – 4pm
Adam Harding – 5pm
Lou Barlow + The Missingmen – 6pm

Origami Vinyl is located at 1816 W Sunset Blvd.

Here is a little info on Record Store Day from their website. “This is the one day that all of the independently owned record stores come together with artists to celebrate the art of music. Special vinyl and CD releases and various promotional products are made exclusively for the day and hundreds of artists in the United States and in various countries across the globe make special appearances and performances. Festivities include performances, cook-outs, body painting, meet & greets with artists, parades, djs spinning records and on and on.”


April 12th – April 18th, 2010

Monday
Walking Sleep, The Union Line, Goldenboy, Big Whup at The Echo
Crystal Castles, DJ Paul V. at Echoplex
Nuexpe, The Monolators, The Seizure, NaNa & the Happy Cats at Pehrspace
One F (7pm) at Origami Vinyl

Tuesday
Psychedelic Horseshit, Wounded Lion, Residual Echoes, Suededriver at Echo Curio

Wednesday
The Ruby Suns, Toro Y Moi, Pepper Rabbit at The Echo
Nick Jaina, Eliza Rickman, Liz Pappademas at Echo Curio
Craig Wedren, John Carpenter at Bootleg Theater

Thursday
We Are The World, Sir Heffington’s Fingered at The Echo
Black Church, I.E., Ghost to Falco, Ezra Buchla at Echo Curio
Buffy Sainte-Marie, Jonathan Wilson at Bootleg Theater

Friday
Autolux, Franz Nicolay at Bootleg Theater
Mau Maus plus guests at Echoplex
Whisper Kid, Odnila G, Blue Tape Red Tape, White at Echo Curio

Saturday
jj, Delorean, Bachelorette at Echoplex
Dum Dum Girls, Male Bonding, The One AM Radio, Adam Harding, Lou Barlow + the Missing Men (Record Store Day 2pm-7pm) at Origami Vinyl
Timonium, Radar Brothers, Young Hunting at Echo Curio
SISU, Katie the Pest, Maraca Mouths at Pehrspace
Nevenka at Bootleg Theater

Sunday
Part Time Punks feat. Love Is All, Weave!, Love Grenades at The Echo
Dum Dum Girls, Ramona Gonzalez, Tan Dollar at Echo Curio

(Club nights not included with one exception this week for Part Time Punks)

Thanks to LAist

For the week of April 5-10, 2010

Monday
Demo Team, Charlie Wadhams, Henry Wolfe at Bootleg Theater
Walking Sleep, The Stevenson Ranch Davidians, Sons of August, Carsick Cars at The Echo
Fangs, Rare Grooves, The Real Noriegas, Hello My Name Is Red at Pehrspace
The Numerators at L’KEG Gallery
David Scott Stone at Echo Curio

Tuesday
Nothing Yet

Wednesday
Miles Kurosky, Pancho-san, Sexy Jail at The Echo
Craig Wedren (of Shudder To Think) at Bootleg Theater

Thursday
We Are the World vs. We Are Wolves, Sir Heffington’s Fingered at The Echo
The Deluge, theendisthebeginning at Bootleg Theater

Friday
The Janks, Family of the Year at Bootleg Theater
Club Underground w/ Spirit Animal, Gray Kid at The Echo
Suki Ewers, Old Toy trains, Space Waves at Pehrspace
Ja Prawn at Origami Vinyl

Saturday
Saint Motel, Voxhaul Broadcast, The Pity Party, Mississippi Man at Echoplex
Wires In The Walls’ EP release, Olin and the Moon at Bootleg Theater
Old timey bluegrass from Walter Spencer and his crew – out on the patio drink some lemonade, some beer, embrace the spring time! 6pm At Stories bookstore.

Sunday
Grand Ole Echo w/ I See Hawks In L.A., Wheelhouse, Mars Arizona at The Echo
The Boats, Sharp Objects, Gestapo Khazi at Echo Curio

Thanks to LAist

GRAND OLE ECHO Kickoff
with
I SEE HAWKS IN LA
WHEELHOUSE
MARS ARIZONA

The Echo
Sunday, April 11th
5pm – 9pm
All ages
Free

BBQ for sale

I See Hawks in LA

“Southern California is a land of strange, dangerous and beautiful contrasts. A mountain lion prowls outside the tract home bedroom of a teenage girl while she talks, oblivious to its existence, on her cell phone. A rattlesnake slithers across an empty shopping mall parking lot on a hot summer night while the employees count up the days profit and turn out the lights. While paparazzi chase the latest talent free celebrity, a talented, literate bunch of soulful musicians create honest and wise roots music for the ages. I See Hawks are indeed one of California’s unique treasures.” – Dave Alvin

Wheelhouse

Wheelhouse is Brian Whelan calling in every favor in his back pocket. A solo debut ten years in the making, Whelan has combined LA’s rich Americana history with the younger, snottier indie-rock of the city’s present day. As a member of the Broken West, Whelan explored the new(ish) frontiers of the independent music world, and while backing up Mike Stinson, Randy Weeks and Tony Gilkyson learned the ancient art of honky-tonking. Whelan loves the rock ‘n’ roll of Buddy Holly the way most of us love our mothers – don’t miss the chance to catch him live and in person. Band features Broken West leader Ross Flournoy and former Everest members Rob Douglas and Derrek Brown. The Grand Ole Echo

Mars Arizona

No, you can’t get there from here. You can stare at the map all you want and you won’t find it. Mars Arizona has a population of two, and is best apprehended with the ears.High Desert is the fourth album from Mars Arizona, the name Nicole Storto and Paul Knowles use when they’re fashioning their brew of country, rock, and roll. As a matter of practice they’re joined by some talented helpers including drummers Billy Block (Frank Black) and Ken Coomer (Uncle Tupelo and Wilco), fiddler Ollie O’Shea (Hank Williams III) and lap steel guitarist Paul Laques (I See Hawks In L.A.), and a host of others. – The Grand Ole Echo

This will be a weekly event with a changing line up! Here is a sneak peak at weeks to come.

April 18: Tony Gilkyson, Dime Box Band, Casey Neill & The Norway Rats!

April 25th: Headliner TBA, Wire Pony, The 1921A

May 2nd: Old Californio, Paul Chesne Band, The Believers

May 9th: Dave Gleason & the Golden Cadillacs, (Mid TBA), The Coals (formerly US Mail)

May 16th: Headline TBA, 50 Cent Haircut, William Lee & the Modern Primitives

May 23rd: Groovy Rednecks, The Cheatin’ Kind, open TBA

May 30th: Dead Rock West, David Serby & Ed Tree, Vicki Hill

From 2Headedhorse:

“FRIENDS (AND FRIENDS OF FRIENDS) of 2023!

As you may know, our friend, artist/2023 mastermind Tommy Mose Abbott broke his leg over a month ago. He has been unable to work since then. To make matters worse, Tommy has been evicted from 2023! As you can imagine, it’s hard enough to find work and a place to live these days.

ELVIS PERKINS – FRANK FAIRFIELD – DORIAN WOODTHE DOUGH-ROLLERS – PETROJVIC BLASTING COMPANY

And MORE TBA!!!

doors @ 8, music @ 9PM – cash bar

Thursday, April 1

We’ll be asking for $5 – $15 at the door. Every dollar will go directly to Tommy!

If enough funds are raised we can look forward to another comparable space opening up soon as this is such an unfortunate time to lose the space.

Come celebrate and give Tommy a big ol’ pinch on the cheek, Granny style!! And let’s all together mourn proper the passing of 2023!”

Once again Echo Curio has a lot of shows lined up to entertain the neighborhood. All shows are at 9pm unless otherwise noted. A $5 donation is asked for at the door.

Echo Curio is located at 1519 Sunset Blvd (at Laveta Ter).

Thurs, April 1st – CHRIS CORSANO + WARM CLIMATE + KOLOVOS / SILBERMAN DUO

Wowee-wow-wow-wow… we’re extra psyched for this show, as we all know the
CORSANO-FLAHERTY DUO, or possibly his work with Sunburned Hand of the
Man, Michael Flowers, Bjork or Jandek, and some of us will have experienced the
CORSANO-KOLOVOS DUO, but most of us have not seen Mr. CHRIS CORSANO
solo.  This drummer experimentalist will no doubt take us into realms undreamed
of.  As will our good friend Seth and his WARM CLIMATE project, whether it be in its
solo form or three piece mammoth form.  More to come on this show!!!

www.cor-sano.com
www.myspace.com/warmclimate

Fri, April 2nd – LAURA GIBSON + ETHAN ROSE perform BRIDGE CAROLS + NOVI SPLIT + DANIEL AHEARN + CMG AND THE NIGHT

BRIDGE CAROLS was born of both LAURA GIBSON’s (amazing songstress for
HUSH) and sound artist ETHAN ROSE’s separate disenchantments with the written
and spoken word.  Together they have created an almost Gysin-esque way of
chopping and rearranging word and tone in new and challenging formats.  The
other three bands pretty much go about the same old way that everybody else
does, but man, do they do it beautifully.

www.bridgecarols.com
www.myspace.com/danielahearn
www.myspace.com/cmglovesyou
www.myspace.com/novisplit

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