Weekend shows

The Waking Hours with Lisa back on bass!

Friday, July 21st
at The Knitting Factory
7021 Hollywood Blvd
All ages

$10 but only $8 with a flyer

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There is my usual thing for Friday of course:

Kiss or Kill @ Safari Sams
$3 before 10 / $5 after
or just sit outside, order drinks, & be social

Drugscene 12:30---
Red Lightning 11:45-12:15
- featuring Alain Whyte (from Morrissey)
The New Fidelity 11:00-11:30
Mother Tongue 10:15-10:45
The Ebbs 9:30-10:00

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SUNDAY, JULY 23rd!

HOOLIGAN HIGH, L.A. & O.C's newest ALL AGES EVENT kicks off in September 2006, but you can catch the premier show at the brand spankin' new Safari Sam's club in Hollywood this Sunday.

Featuring:
T.S.O.L.
THE UPRISING
BAD REACTION
UNIT F
RABIES

$12 / ALL AGES / First band @ 7:00pm

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