Rock folk-pop artists Mississippi Man are wrapping up their November residency at Silverlake Lounge tonight.  The bittersweet ending comes after having shared the corner stage hideout this month with The Color Turning, Spirit Vine, Olin and the Moon and Make Moon (just to name a few). Their epic residency comes to a close tonight with Last American Buffalo and other fine, notable acts on the bill, all at the cost of $0.

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Nearly two years in the making, Regrets & Brunettes' debut album At Night You Love Me will finally be released to the masses. Join them (as well as Seasons and Downtown/Union) for a release party at the Echo tonight to preview the fresh material. Plus, it's free, and we know you like free.

Frontman of The Strokes and Silver Lake resident newbie Julian Casablancas wrapped up his four-show residency at the Downtown Palace Theater Friday night with a musical and visual spectacle that could rival Disneyland’s electrical light parade.

For loyal Strokes fans, Casablancas’ solo project Phrazes for the Young has been a long time coming—the garage rock revivalists haven’t put a record out since 2006, which slipped off the charts much quicker than their previous album Room on Fire in 2003, let alone their debut record. Long story short, Strokes followers are stoked that he’s back, as they should be.

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