UPDATE - 11/21@9:08PM: Here's a review from Rock Square.
UPDATE - 11/21@1:04PM: Here's the LA Times review of the show.
UPDATE - 11/21@8:51AM: Here's a review from the Hollywood Reporter. And yet another celebrity sighting - actress Katrina Law.
UPDATE - 11/20@7:14PM: Here's a photo gallery slideshow from LA Weekly.
UPDATE - 11/20@1:20PM: Brad from Used Bin Radio was at the show last night and reports seeing Robert Trujillo from Metallica and Matt Scannell from Vertical Horizon. Also spotted was Tool drummer Danny Carey.
UPDATE - 11/20@12:07PM: Here's a great gallery of photos that was posted over at Cygnus-X1.net.
UPDATE - 11/20@7:19AM: Reports indicate that the band played the same Night A setlist that they had played in San Jose last week; complete setlist here. Official photos are also now posted at RushShowPhotos.com. Some celebrities that were spotted at the show include actor Eric McCormack, actress/model and Playboy centerfold Carrie Stevens, actor Nate Barlow, poker director Matt Savage, and actor Adam Baldwin.
Rush will play the 2nd of 3 shows in Southern California tonight when they bring the Clockwork Angels tour to the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City. They are due to play some version of their Night A setlist, but certainly might decide to change up a song or two. As soon as I learn about any setlist deviations or verify which setlist was played, I'll be sure to post it here. As is typically the case for LA shows, there should be a few celebrity sightings at the concert tonight, so be on the lookout. The band will then be staying in town for tomorrow's Guitar Center RockWalk induction ceremony before heading to San Diego for Wednesday's show there. For everyone going to tonight's show - have fun, be safe and make sure to share your reports, reviews, photos and any celebrity sightings with us. RUSH!!
Date/Time: Monday, November 19th @ 7:30PM
Show Number: 29
Venue: Gibson Amphitheatre
Place: Universal City, CA
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