The Largo has moved locations, and with its new home comes a jam-packed schedule of musicians and comedians.  This Thursday, Sarah Silverman will be performing at the venue, along with a few other comedians.  If you don’t know who Sarah Silverman is… I don’t know what to say to you.  Her dry delivery and unique point of view make me laugh so hard I pee almost every time. She’s that good. Go. See it. Do it… I said do it.  Location: 366 N. La Cienega Blvd. (at Beverly Blvd.) West Hollywood, 90048. Phone: (310) 855-0350. Web: www.largo-la.com/largohome.html.

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If you have been thinking that what the world is missing is a female-fronted, moustachioed, Journey cover rock band, then you would be wrong.  Infinity is all of the above and more, and they will be playing this Friday the 12^th at Spaceland.  The audience is encouraged to sing along, rock out with the girls and to never stop believin’!  Location: 1717 Silverlake Blvd. (at Effie st.) Silverlake, 90027. Phone: (323) 661-4380. Web: clubspaceland.com/.

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The Friday night show “Soundtrack“ at the Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB) includes veteran performers such as Billy Merritt and Brian Huskey, whom you may recognize as the bald guy with glasses in the Sonic commercials.  The talented cast members are some of the best long form improvisers in the country right now, and will not fail to entertain you.  Your iPod is the soundtrack to the show, hence the name, and the show unravels based on your music.  The best part is you get to participate without really participating at all!  Location: 5919 Franklin Ave. (at Bronson) Hollywood, 90028. Phone: (323) 908-8702 Web: ucbtheatre.com/.

FOLAR, Friends of the Los Angeles River, is hosting a “Car Caravan Tour” of the river we’ve grown to love and ignore this Sunday the 14^th from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m.  The tour is hosted by historian and writer Jenny Price who knows a thing or two about the Los Angeles River, and who is excited to share stories about its history and health with you.  Tour begins at: 570 W. Ave. 26 (at Figueroa) Los Angeles, 90065. Phone: (323) 223-0585. Web: folar.org.

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The Grand Ole Echo is a fun, free event every Sunday at, maybe this was already apparent to you but I’ll say it anyway, The Echo. The show starts at 5 p.m. and is “curated” by Kim Grant and Pam Moore who manage to find a unique and talented line up of country musicians each week.  Enjoy barbecue on the back patio and then head inside to catch some country crooners.  Location: 1822 Sunset Blvd. (at Glendale Blvd.) Echo Park, 90026. Phone: (213) 413-8200. Web: www.attheecho.com/.