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    8/28
    FILLMORE MB: Devo

    OLD SCHOOL SQUARE: Party in Paradise Buffet Tribute
    ZEYZEY: Maria Nocheydia
    PROPAGANDA: Mangrüve, Stony Fools
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Butterbrain, ¡FUÁKATA!, Wild Spark, Skull Crunch
    HARD ROCK LIVE: Freestyle Explosion
    BANYAN LIVE: Goth Circus
    GUANABANAS: Jake Walden Band
    MAXI’S LINEUP: Tritone

    8/29
    THE PEACH: New Zero, a solo exhibition by Stephanie Cortes
    ARTS GARAGE: Ashley Pezzotti celebrates Ella Fitzgerald
    PROPAGANDA: Last Laugh w Creature Cage, Slimers, Burlesque
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Prophets of the Dark Side
    HARD ROCK LIVE: Brooks & Dunn
    ABACOA AMP: Pepper & The Movement, Surfer Girl
    GUANABANAS: Uproot Hootenanny, Funkin’ Grateful
    EL SEGUNDO: Live Music

    8/28-29
    CHURCHILL’S PUB: Afterparty, Air Hockey, Augusto, Bahaye, Blind Fish, Blue Mystic, Bumpkin, Century Park West, Cherry Soul, Chris Hurst, Clean Cut, The Creature Cage, Guae, Cumbiamba, Dancers Die, Folktalke San Pedro, Frzza Greybody, Myster Craig, Paraphanalia, Sandman Sleeps, Sean Dibble, Shush, Slewwster, stilldream, Vvilhelm, The Wax Worms, Wojtek, Yung Americans + selectors .9, 4noon, Baby Jesus, Chaos!, D. Luxe, Dr3Bae, Duality, Duun, Gumthewrapper, Jaques Love, Jovigibs, KiKi Baby G Lotusoph, Nedd, Phi Phi, Pretty Human, U4ea, Unit 3, Vileta, Xilla

    8/30
    REVELRY: Lay Za Fairs, Mala Onda
    ITHINK AMP: Dirty Heads, 311
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Late Nite Loops Improv Jam
    GUANABANAS: Nouveaux Honkies

    8/31
    THE PEACH: Comedy Workshop, Open Mic, Drawing & Acrylics Class
    El SEGUNDO: ITB Monday
    KILL YOUR IDOL: SIN Mondays

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