This image was lost some time after publication.

Friday
 · Friday Night Music: Mission of Burma play the Troubadour, and Ben Kweller performs at the Avalon. (Hopefully this show won't be cut short by another raging nose bleed.)
· Celebrate the three official pastimes of the LA weekend as The Angela Hanley Gallery hosts "Drink Fight Fuck," a multimedia exhibition from three artists who put in their time in Akron's punk scene.
Saturday
 · Saturday Night Music: Midnight Movies are at the Troubadour, dublab 7th Anniversary Party & John Coltrane Tribute celebrates what would have been Coltrane's 80th birthday at a secret location downtown (you'll find out after you rsvp), and several thousand aging children of the 80s commune as Human League and Psychedelic Furs take to the Hollywood Bowl stage.
· Adultcon—The Adult Convention begins its two-day stint at the Convention Center, where adults from all walks of life can exchange information on the latest advancements in adulthood. (You may also happen to spot lots of mostly-naked chicks with giant, fake tits walking around. Ignore them.)
· Preferred seating audience members gasp in horror as Axl Rose takes to the stage at KROQ's Inland Invasion tour, then are promptly brought to their knees as he welcomes them to the Hyundai Pavilion jungle. With Alice In Chains, Muse, and more.
Sunday
 · Sunday Night Music: Massive Attack with TV on the Radio are at the Hollywood Bowl, De La Soul, Digital Underground,Young MC and others perform at the LA Coliseum for Nike Run Hit Wonder, and DJ Shadow is the Avalon.
· At the Steve Allen Theater, Before They Were Giants imagines a fictional encounter in the summer of 1974, when Francis Ford Coppola, Brian DePalma, Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg spent a weekend together in a Malibu beachhouse (and passed around Sissy Spacek like a hash pipe).