After 10 years of throwing shows with the likes of Fiona Apple and Boygenius, indie concert promoters Sid the Cat are opening a space of their own...in a 1930s elementary school in South Pasadena. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh went to check out the new space ahead of the first show tonight.

 

After 10 years of throwing shows with the likes of Fiona Apple and Boygenius, indie concert promoters Sid the Cat are opening a space of their own...in a 1930s elementary school in South Pasadena. LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh went to check out the new space ahead of the first show tonight.
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Sid the Cat finally has its own concert venue

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