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Chicano Batman
Wednesday, March 15

Formed in the dusty streets of Los Angeles in 2008., Chicano Batman blend elements of soul, psychedelic rock and Brazilian Tropicalia for a weird but grooving old-school sound that’s both familiar and new. Drawing some more attention after opening for Jack White on a few tour dates and playing Coachella, this LA four-piece is definitely a must-see for fans of weird, soulful dance music. With Sad Girl, 7pm, $12, Paper Tiger, 2410 N. St. Mary’s St.

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