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<\/a><\/p>\nSee more shows coming up this October in Los Angeles!<\/a><\/p>\n This article may contain affiliate links, and Grimy Goods may make a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting our independent, fan-powered media network.<\/p>\n Oct. 12 \u2014 Schoolboy Q at The Novo<\/p>\n Schoolboy Q returns to LA for an intimate headlining set at\u00a0The Novo on Oct. 12<\/a>, just days after his Blank Face LP anniversary show at the Palladium. He\u2019s spent his solo career toggling between menacing street narratives and off-kilter, psychedelic production, a range that\u2019s kept his catalog from ever feeling predictable.<\/p>\n Oct. 12 \u2014 WILLOW at Blue Note Los Angeles<\/p>\n WILLOW follows her Pacific Electric date with a second, more intimate LA stop at\u00a0Blue Note Los Angeles on Oct. 12<\/a>. The jazz-club setting suits the smoky, fusion-leaning turn her songwriting has taken on recent releases, a world away from the pop-punk of her teenage years.<\/p>\n Oct. 14 \u2014 Peter Bjorn and John: Writer\u2019s Block 20th Anniversary at Pacific Electric<\/p>\n Peter Bjorn and John mark 20 years of\u00a0Writer\u2019s Block\u00a0with a full-album set at\u00a0Pacific Electric on Oct. 14<\/a>. The Swedish trio\u2019s whistled hit \u201cYoung Folks\u201d made them unlikely 2006 crossover stars, and\u00a0we sat down with the band<\/a>\u00a0to talk through two decades of the record ahead of this very anniversary run.<\/p>\n Oct. 14 \u2014 This Is Lorelei at The Roxy<\/p>\n This Is Lorelei plays\u00a0The Roxy on Oct. 14<\/a>, with Colin Miller opening. Nate Amos\u2019s solo project bends warped, lo-fi production around unexpectedly tender pop songwriting, a mix that\u2019s made last year\u2019s breakout album one of indie rock\u2019s more unlikely word-of-mouth successes.<\/p>\n Oct. 14 \u2014 The Beths at Sid The Cat Auditorium<\/p>\n New Zealand power-pop outfit The Beths bring their hook-heavy guitar rock to\u00a0Sid The Cat Auditorium on Oct. 14<\/a>, with Chelsea Jade opening. Elizabeth Stokes\u2019 razor-sharp melodies and self-deprecating lyrics have made the band a critical darling, their tightly wound songs built for both headphones and a packed room singing along.<\/p>\n Oct. 14 \u2014 Souls of Mischief at The Venice West<\/p>\n Bay Area hip-hop crew Souls of Mischief bring their boom-bap classics to\u00a0The Venice West on Oct. 14<\/a>. Thirty-plus years after\u00a093 \u2019til Infinity, A-Plus, Opio, Phesto, and Tajai are still a tight, jazzy throwback to Hieroglyphics-era golden-age rap, playing like old pros who know exactly what the crowd came to hear.<\/p>\n Oct. 14 \u2014 Turnstile at Ventura County Fairgrounds<\/p>\n Out past LA proper in Ventura, but worth the trip up the coast: Turnstile headline the Ventura County Fairgrounds on Oct. 14, with Pennywise and Die Spitz opening,\u00a0as part of the Never Enough Tour\u2019s second run<\/a>. The Baltimore band has spent the last few years blowing past hardcore\u2019s usual ceiling, folding in shoegaze, R&B, and arena-size hooks without losing an ounce of pit-starting intensity, the same chaotic, community-minded energy that\u00a0made the trip from LA to SLC worth it<\/a> at Kilby Block Party earlier this year.<\/p>\n Oct. 15 \u2014 LP: All Is Not Lost Tour at The Wiltern<\/p>\n Powerhouse vocalist LP brings her ukulele-driven pop-rock to\u00a0The Wiltern on Oct. 15<\/a>\u00a0for her All Is Not Lost Tour. Laura Pergolizzi has spent over a decade stacking soaring, whistle-backed hooks with a commanding, husky voice that\u2019s landed her songs in everything from ad campaigns to telenovelas.<\/p>\n Oct. 15 \u2014 Shakey Graves: Fondness, Etc. Tour at The Bellwether<\/p>\n Oct. 15 finds Shakey Graves settling into\u00a0The Bellwether<\/a>\u00a0for his Fondness, Etc. tour. Austin\u2019s Alejandro Rose-Garcia built his name on stomp-box one-man-band performances before expanding into a full backing outfit, the same raw charisma that once\u00a0charmed a sold-out Belasco with his one-man-band prowess<\/a>\u00a0a decade ago.<\/p>\n Oct. 15 \u2014 Militarie Gun at The Regent Theater<\/p>\n A hardcore-leaning bill takes over\u00a0The Regent Theater on Oct. 15<\/a>, headlined by Militarie Gun with support from Softcult, Shady Nasty, and Dazy. Ian Shelton\u2019s band has become one of the genre\u2019s breakout acts since 2020, channeling equal parts melodic hardcore and power-pop hooks into anthemic, mosh-ready sets.<\/p>\n Oct. 15 \u2014 Cynthia Erivo: Let Me Sing at Hollywood Bowl<\/p>\n Tony and Grammy winner Cynthia Erivo brings her Let Me Sing concert to\u00a0Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 15<\/a>, returning to the venue where\u00a0she was cast as Jesus in a three-night run of Jesus Christ Superstar<\/a>\u00a0last year. The actor and vocalist built her name on Broadway and in\u00a0Wicked\u00a0before stepping into the spotlight as a recording artist in her own right, and this one-night show promises the kind of powerhouse belting she\u2019s become known for.<\/p>\n Oct. 15-16 \u2014 Role Model at Greek Theatre<\/p>\n Pop heartthrob Role Model settles into\u00a0Greek Theatre for two nights, Oct. 15-16<\/a>, with Samia opening both shows. Tucker Pillsbury\u2019s project has grown from bedroom-pop beginnings into a full-fledged, guitar-driven live show powered by his breakout album\u00a0Kansas Anymore.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Spacemoth at The Moroccan Lounge<\/p>\n Dreamy psych-pop project Spacemoth plays\u00a0The Moroccan Lounge on Oct. 16<\/a>. Maryam Qudus\u2019s shimmering, multi-instrumentalist songwriting blends breezy melodies with hazy, kaleidoscopic production.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Boy Harsher at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n Darkwave duo Boy Harsher brings their moody, pulsing sound to\u00a0Hollywood Palladium on Oct. 16<\/a>. Jae Matthews and Augustus Muller have spent the past decade refining a cinematic strain of synth-driven dance music, pairing icy production with Matthews\u2019s commanding vocal delivery. With their recent signing to Atlantic Records \u2014 and their new, more synth-pop-leaning album,\u00a0GET MEAN<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 the pair are definitely evolving in a major way.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Akeem Ali: The Texture Tour at Echoplex<\/p>\n R&B newcomer Akeem Ali brings his Texture Tour to\u00a0Echoplex on Oct. 16<\/a>. The rising vocalist layers smooth, textured production with confessional songwriting, drawing from both classic soul and modern alternative R&B.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Dinosaur Jr. at The Bellwether<\/p>\n Indie rock lifers Dinosaur Jr. bring their wall of fuzz to\u00a0The Bellwether on Oct. 16<\/a>, with Stef Chura opening. J Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph have been at it since the mid-\u201980s, the same trio that once\u00a0blended guitar shredding with beautiful melodies in a memorable FYF Fest set<\/a>\u00a0back in 2015.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Miami Horror at Pacific Electric<\/p>\n Pacific Electric on Oct. 16<\/a>\u00a0welcomes Miami Horror, the Australian dance-pop outfit behind over a decade of breezy, synth-heavy singles built for a late-night dance floor. Ben Plant\u2019s project has come a long way since it\u00a0packed the Echoplex alongside Chapel Club and Superhumanoids<\/a>\u00a0back in 2011.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Juanes at Kia Forum<\/p>\n Juanes brings his North America Tour 2026 to\u00a0Kia Forum on Oct. 16<\/a>. Across a three-decade career, the Colombian singer-songwriter has folded cumbia, vallenato, and rock influences into some of Latin music\u2019s most enduring anthems, from \u201cA Dios le Pido\u201d to \u201cEs Por Ti.\u201d<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Kelsey Lu at El Rey Theatre<\/p>\n Avant-garde cellist and vocalist Kelsey Lu plays\u00a0El Rey Theatre on Oct. 16<\/a>. Her genre-defying work blends classical composition with ambient electronics and soulful songwriting, carving out a singular lane between chamber music and experimental pop. We last caught Kelsey Lu\u2019s live performance at Yola Dia at the LA State Historic Park<\/a>, where she delivered a rather meditative set that featured a fusion of blues and electronic.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Stones Throw 30: Automatic & Los Retros at Lodge Room<\/p>\n Stones Throw kicks off its 30th anniversary celebration at\u00a0Lodge Room on Oct. 16<\/a>, with co-headliners Automatic and\u00a0Los Retros\u00a0joined by Sudan Archives, N8NOFACE, Gabriel Da Rosa, and Angela Mu\u00f1oz. Automatic\u2019s tense, synth-driven post-punk and Los Retros\u2019 breezy yacht-rock throwback make for a deliberately eclectic opening night, and Sudan Archives, for her part, has only gotten more electric since she\u00a0turned the Fonda Theatre into an electrifying sci-fi rave<\/a>\u00a0on the final stop of her last tour.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Nice As Fuck at Sid The Cat Auditorium<\/p>\n Nice As Fuck marks ten years since its debut with an anniversary set at\u00a0Sid The Cat Auditorium on Oct. 16<\/a>, with DJ Alix Brown opening. The project pairs Jenny Lewis with members of Au Revoir Simone and The Like for a looser, groove-driven detour from her solo work, the same lineup we\u00a0covered Nice As Fuck at the Glass House<\/a>\u00a0back in 2016, and they brought quite the immersive dance party.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 \u2014 Blondshell at The Wiltern<\/p>\n Blondshell<\/a>\u00a0brings her Scaring Strangers Tour to\u00a0The Wiltern on Oct. 16<\/a>, with Bully and Starcleaner Reunion opening. Sabrina Teitelbaum\u2019s grunge-indebted confessional rock has only gotten heavier and more direct since her debut, and this marks her biggest headlining run yet.<\/p>\n Oct. 15-17 \u2014 Geese at Hollywood Forever<\/p>\n Geese set up on Fairbanks Lawn at\u00a0Hollywood Forever<\/a>\u00a0for three outdoor nights, Oct. 15-17, with Bill Orcutt opening each one. Chaotic Good or not, this Brooklyn band has sold out all three nights. <\/p>\n Oct. 16-17 \u2014 Love Spells at The Roxy<\/p>\n Love Spells plays\u00a0The Roxy for two nights, Oct. 16-17<\/a>, with special guest Orca<\/a>, who you absolutely can\u2019t miss. The rising project\u2019s dreamy, romantic alt-pop has been quietly building buzz since linking up with Kevin Abstract on \u201c97 Jag,\u201d and earlier this year it\u00a0turned up for a secret show alongside Julia Jacklin in Los Angeles<\/a>.<\/p>\n Oct. 16 & 18 \u2014 Miley: Bass Persuades at Hollywood Bowl<\/p>\n Miley<\/a>\u00a0takes a stripped-down, bass-forward detour through\u00a0Hollywood Bowl<\/a>\u00a0for two non-consecutive nights, Oct. 16 & 18, on her Bass Persuades run. She\u2019s spent two decades reinventing her sound across country, pop, and rock, and this residency finds her leaning into moodier, low-end-driven territory.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 The Jungle Giants at Teragram Ballroom<\/p>\n Teragram Ballroom on Oct. 17<\/a>\u00a0welcomes The Jungle Giants, the Brisbane four-piece behind a decade-plus of shimmering, danceable guitar-pop. Their last several albums have leaned further into disco grooves without losing the hooky, breezy core of their sound.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Silverlake Conservatory of Music 25th Anniversary ft. Red Hot Chili Peppers at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n Silverlake Conservatory of Music celebrates a quarter-century with a benefit concert at\u00a0Hollywood Palladium on Oct. 17<\/a>, headlined by\u00a0Red Hot Chili Peppers<\/a>\u00a0with Dave Grohl, Vince Staples, and comedian Marc Maron also on the bill. Flea co-founded the nonprofit music school in Silver Lake back in 2001, and this starry lineup doubles as a fitting tribute to the institution his band helped build.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Saint Levant at House of Blues Anaheim<\/p>\n Out past LA proper in Anaheim, but worth the drive:\u00a0Saint Levant<\/a>\u00a0brings his Afandi World Tour to\u00a0House of Blues Anaheim on Oct. 17<\/a>. The French-Palestinian rapper and singer has built a devoted following on bilingual, genre-blending tracks that move fluidly between Arabic pop, trap, and R&B.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Peaches at Fonda Theatre<\/p>\n Peaches brings her confrontational electroclash to\u00a0Fonda Theatre on Oct. 17<\/a>, with Gelli Haha<\/a> and Soltera<\/a> opening. Merrill Nisker has spent a quarter-century turning filthy, minimalist beats into a genuinely radical statement on gender and sexuality, the same unfiltered chaos that had her and CHRISTEEN\u00a0rocking our fuckin\u2019 socks off at The Regent<\/a>\u00a0alongside the Regrettes back in 2015, and at Just Like Heaven in 2023.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Thee Sinseers: Love Stories Tour at The Wiltern<\/p>\n Thee Sinseers bring their Love Stories Tour to\u00a0The Wiltern on Oct. 17<\/a>. The East LA soul revivalists have spent the past several years reviving vintage doo-wop and oldies-inspired soul for a new generation, the same sound\u00a0we spotlighted when they headlined a Noche C\u00f3smica bill at The Ford<\/a>\u00a0back in 2022, and later\u00a0heard woven into a packed El Rey Theatre during Cuco\u2019s album premiere<\/a>\u00a0last year.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Young Miko: Late Checkout Tour at Intuit Dome<\/p>\n Intuit Dome on Oct. 17<\/a>\u00a0hosts Young Miko\u2019s Late Checkout Tour. The Puerto Rican rapper\u2019s genre-blending flow \u2014 part reggaeton, part trap, part R&B \u2014 has made her one of Latin urbano\u2019s fastest-rising stars, and\u00a0we tracked her ahead of her album\u00a0Do Not Disturb<\/a>\u00a0with the single \u201cLikey Like.\u201d<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Stones Throw 30: Peanut Butter Wolf at Lodge Room<\/p>\n Stones Throw founder Peanut Butter Wolf headlines night two of the label\u2019s 30th anniversary run at\u00a0Lodge Room on Oct. 17<\/a>, backed by a sprawling lineup including Aloe Blacc, a Tuxedo DJ set from Mayer Hawthorne and Jake One, A-Trak, D\u0101m-Funk, J.Rocc marking\u00a0Donuts\u2018 20th anniversary, Karriem Riggins, Wildchild & DJ Romes, MNDSGN, Rasco & Planet Asia, Koreatown Oddity, The Architect, Fanatik, and Eric Andre. The DJ and label head has spent three decades curating one of hip-hop and funk\u2019s most consistently inventive rosters, the same soulful, funky sounds he\u00a0brought to the Penthouse as part of ArtDontSleep<\/a>\u00a0during the Music Center\u2019s Sleepless after-hours event back in 2016.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Permanent Records 20th Anniversary ft. Zig Zags at Permanent Records Roadhouse<\/p>\n Permanent Records marks two decades in business with an anniversary show at\u00a0Permanent Records Roadhouse on Oct. 17<\/a>, headlined by Zig Zags with Golden Grease opening. The scrappy, fuzzed-out garage-punk trio has been a fixture of the local DIY scene for years, a fitting match for a record shop that\u2019s built its own reputation one crate-digging regular at a time.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 Bedouine at Sid The Cat Auditorium<\/p>\n Bedouine<\/a> plays\u00a0Sid The Cat Auditorium on Oct. 17<\/a>. Azniv Korkejian\u2019s hushed, nylon-string folk draws as much from Laurel Canyon singer-songwriters as it does from her own itinerant upbringing across the Middle East and the American South, a quietly transportive sound best heard in a room this intimate.<\/p>\n Oct. 17 \u2014 glaive at The Glass House<\/p>\n Not LA proper, but worth the drive out to Pomona:\u00a0glaive<\/a>\u00a0plays\u00a0The Glass House on Oct. 17<\/a>. The hyperpop-turned-indie singer-songwriter has spent his early twenties restlessly reinventing his sound, trading glitchy digicore production for a more guitar-driven, emo-leaning turn.<\/p>\n Oct. 17-18 \u2014 Iron and Wine at The Ford<\/p>\n Iron and Wine \u2014 the recording project of Sam Beam \u2014 plays\u00a0The Ford for two nights, Oct. 17-18<\/a>, with Ken Pomeroy opening the first night. Beam\u2019s hushed, literary folk songwriting has anchored nearly a quarter-century of records, moving fluidly between whisper-quiet acoustic ballads and lush, full-band arrangements.<\/p>\n Oct. 17-18 \u2014 Charli xcx: Music, Fashion, Film Tour at Kia Forum<\/p>\n Charli xcx\u2019s Music, Fashion, Film Tour lands at\u00a0Kia Forum for two nights, Oct. 17-18<\/a>, with underscores opening. The\u00a0brat-era provocateur has spent the last couple years redefining what a pop arena show can look like, and\u00a0we covered the $20 angel-ticket rollout<\/a>\u00a0when this very tour was announced. Did you score? We sure hope you did.<\/p>\n Oct. 18 \u2014 SEX PISTOLS at Hollywood Palladium<\/p>\n Sex Pistols tear into\u00a0Hollywood Palladium on Oct. 18<\/a>, with Frank Carter stepping in on vocals. Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock\u2019s band remains one of punk\u2019s foundational forces, and this lineup finds the Rattlesnakes frontman channeling the same snarling energy that defined the band\u2019s brief, explosive run five decades ago.<\/p>\n Oct. 18 \u2014 Thee Sinseers: Love Stories Tour at Pacific Electric<\/p>\n Thee Sinseers double back for a second Love Stories Tour stop at\u00a0Pacific Electric on Oct. 18<\/a>. The group\u2019s warm horn arrangements and close vocal harmonies keep drawing from classic soul and doo-wop, filling out a sound that feels ripped from a decades-old dance hall \u2014 the same sound\u00a0we spotlighted when they headlined a Noche C\u00f3smica bill at The Ford<\/a>back in 2022, and later\u00a0heard woven into a packed El Rey Theatre during Cuco\u2019s album premiere<\/a>\u00a0last year.<\/p>\n Oct. 18 \u2014 Stones Throw 30: Mild High Club at Lodge Room<\/p>\n Stones Throw closes out its 30th anniversary weekend at\u00a0Lodge Room on Oct. 18<\/a>, with Mild High Club headlining a bill stacked with Egyptian Lover, John Carroll Kirby, Bardo, Michi, Gary Wilson, Jerry Paper, Lionmilk, Vex Ruffin, Maylee Todd, and Kyle Mooney. Alex Brettin\u2019s project has spent over a decade filtering psychedelic pop through warped, lo-fi production, a fittingly hazy note to end the label\u2019s three-night run on.<\/p>\n Oct. 18 \u2014 Killah Priest at Gold-Diggers<\/p>\n Wu-Tang affiliate Killah Priest brings his dense, scripture-steeped lyricism to\u00a0Gold-Diggers on Oct. 18<\/a>. A mainstay of the Wu extended family since the mid-\u201990s, he\u2019s built a catalog that trades in heavy, philosophical, often apocalyptic imagery over similarly murky, soul-sampled production.<\/p>\n Oct. 18 \u2014 Turnstile at The Observatory<\/p>\n Not LA proper, but worth the drive out to Santa Ana: Turnstile headline the Festival Grounds at The Observatory on Oct. 18, with Boy Harsher and Terror opening,\u00a0the second SoCal stop on the Never Enough Tour\u2019s latest run<\/a>. This bill pairs the Baltimore band\u2019s shoegaze-dusted hardcore with Boy Harsher\u2019s icy darkwave and Terror\u2019s straight-up hardcore punch, for a night that spans the genre\u2019s extremes.<\/p>\n JUST ANNOUNCED: Turnstile\u2019s To Play a Free Show at the Washington Monument<\/a><\/p>\n Oct. 18-19 \u2014 Kacey Musgraves at Crypto.com Arena<\/p>\n Kacey Musgraves holds down\u00a0Crypto.com Arena for two nights, Oct. 18-19<\/a>, with Gabriella Rose and Estevie splitting opening duties. The Texas-born singer-songwriter has spent over a decade bridging country songwriting with cosmic, genre-blurring production.\u00a0We first experienced her live in 2016 at SXSW<\/a>\u00a0and have been hooked ever since.<\/p>\n If Tickets Are Sold Out \u2026<\/p>\n Ugh. It always sucks when we have to resort to this, but\u2026 You can try StubHub<\/a> or Vivid Seats<\/a>. 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Peter Bjorn and John at Just Like Heaven (2019)<\/p>\n![\"Turnstile](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/tunstile_kilby_20267.jpg\"\/)
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Turnstile at Kilby Block Party by Bryan Olinger<\/p>\n![\"Boy](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Boy-Harsher.jpg\"\/)
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Boy Harsher at Primavera Sounds LA by Ana Baca<\/p>\n![\"Kelsey](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/kelsey-lu-1.jpg\"\/)
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Kelsey Lu at Yola Dia \u2014 Photo: David Fisch<\/p>\n![\"Nice](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/Nice-As-Fuck1.jpg\"\/)
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Jenny Lewis of Nice As Fuck at The Glass House<\/p>\n![\"Peaches](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/JustLikeHeaven23-028.jpg\"\/)
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Peaches at Just Like Heaven by Bryan Olinger<\/p>\n![\"Bedouine](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/bedouine6.jpg\"\/)
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Bedouine at the Fonda Theatre shot by Danielle Gornbein<\/p>\n![\"Concert](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/turnstile_no-values-25.jpg\"\/)
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Fan at Turnstile at No Values by Lilly Duran<\/p>\n![\"Best](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/1791805941_362_best-concerts-los-angeles-october-2026-square.jpg\"\/)
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