Los Angeles-based sextet, West Indian Girl, crafts a distinct sound that's seemingly rooted between the majestic hills of Laurel Canyon and the deep blue horizons of the Pacific Ocean.
| 1/6/2010 | 10:00p | Blue Man Group |
| 12/4 | 8:00p | Trans-Siberian Orchestra |
| 12/3 | 7:00p | Mannheim Steamroller Christmas |
| 12/29 | 7:30p | John Mayer Trio |
| 12/19 | 7:30p | Lady Gaga |
| 12/3 | 9:00p | Bebop Band |
| 11/30 | 7:15p | The Calypso Benefit With Shoreline Rootz |
| 12/4 | 5:30p | Happy Hour With Atomic Groove |
| 12/4 | 9:00p | Dead Man's Party Cover Me Badd's Blasphemous Guitars |
| 12/6 | 3:15p | Firehouse Swing Dance |
| 12/6 | 7:00p | The Mar Dels Christmas Show - Benefit Show For Becky's House |
| 12/6 | 7:00p | The Mar Del's Christmas Benefit Show |
| 12/7 | 8:00p | The Grouch |
| 12/7 | 9:00p | How The Grouch Stole Christmas Tour - The Grouch |
| 12/8 | 8:00p | Bebel Gilberto DJ Sachamo |
| 12/9 | 8:00p | Zane Lamprey Of Three Sheets On "Drinking Made Easy |
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KCRW turned me onto this LA-based trippy band with layered acid sounds and vocals that are positively celestial. Sonically somewhat like an electric and dreamscapey Brian Eno though more complex with multiple instruments and more hooks and grooves, but pulsing live and meditative at the same time. Caught them live at the Independent in SF last week. Added bonus: Lead vocalist is enchanting, sultry and gorgeous. True to their LA roots, they put out a big presence, a heart-stopping show without being premeditated or cliched. They have a sound all their own and deserve a place at the pop-trance musical altar