Do These Bands Fux Live?

Catfished again! 3.5/4.

Back in the Big Apple, and threw myself right back into the throng for a packed hall with Marika Hackman. She could do not wrong, and we could not believe our years (or our ears). She should change her name to Marika Expertman, 4.33/5.

Is it really time to say goodbye to all my LA friends? It was such an honor. Ray Barbee and Guerrero may not have been the best, but they meant the world. Lets put Long Beach, on the map.

Could the train really take you from Long Beach to see Twen $2.75? Turns out yes. My first time seeing the same headliner more than once (atwen). Despite the early 19:30 AM start time Twen was up and atom for a 4.5/5 exclamation point and a 1/1 From Enumclaw.

Watched some old 50s Hugh Grant films with Kurt before getting some spicey thai tacos (4.5/5) by the venue. Too late to turn back from the DJ Set, but Payten Redwood was a 3.5/4 pleasure surprise.

This is the real America, where real music happens. Or music that happened, happens again. But for real this time. Don't forget to tip your waittresses ($4/$5 should have you covered)

As the last few mourners trickle out, you, LA hipsters, and Hollywood legends Rudolph Valentino and Vampira sit down to see Son Little strum his way into our hearts in a 4/4.5 performance. Then we say goodbye (forever) and step into Golddiggers for the 1.5/2 neo-cumbia after show. Very well appropriated.

One last jam before we close the farm. No sour grapes, just a good 4/5 out of tune performance when it mattered most.

The tour continues into the heart of Glendale. Could Zebulon redeem itself after last times display? Marina Allen (3.75/4) said yes, Izenberg 2/whenever I left, said no.

Lets put the birthplace of NIN cover legend Johnny Cash on the map! Drove way, way out there to see the illustrious Jamie Drake squanch the crowd with a surrembillious 4.25/4.5 performance.