Kevin Bronson on July 15th, 2014

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Here’s your Tuesday agenda:

‣ Jimmy LaValle and his ambient rock band the Album Leaf host the premiere of a new documentary film, “Beyond There,” directed Michael Raines and portraying the band’s tour of China and other parts of Asia, followed by a live performance. It goes off at at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
‣ The Polyphonic Spree brings its exuberant live show to the Bootleg; the choral rockers are set to release a remix of last year’s album “Yes, It’s True.” Sarah Jaffe opens. Above, the Polyphonic Spree’s new video for “Hold Yourself Up.”
‣ Clockwise celebrates the release of his new “Dancing World” EP at the Troubadour, sharing the bill with rock quartet Mosco Rosco and gothic folkers Folk Riot.
‣ Detroit’s Jessica Hernandez & the Deltas visit the Echo in advance of the Aug. 19 release of their debut album. Girlpool and Wild Pack of Canaries open.
‣ And Gold Star continues a free residency at Harvard & Stone, supported by L’Aura Moire and and Isaac Rother & the Phantoms at Harvard & Stone

Also:

A Tribute to TV Theme Songs at the Satellite, featuring Jillinda & Mustang, Geronimo Getty, Hi Ho Silver Oh, the Breakups and Madam Headdress
Jubilo Drive, Ride the Wave, the Hard Light and Curious and Curiouser at the Silverlake Lounge
Bad History Month, Dust From 1000 Years, Princess Reason and Los Angeles Police at Lot 1
Wynter Gordon & the Righteous Young, Brandyn Burnette and Desi Valentine at the Hotel Café
Reed Turner, Tamara Laurel and Katie Boeck at the Mint
Chris Pierce at Genghis Cohen
Carmella at Hemingway’s
Cruz, Hidden Amoungst Us and We Are Them at the Viper Room
Cosmonauts and Gateway Drugs at the Del Monte Speakeasy
George Stanford at the Piano Bar
Open Mic at Saint Rocke
SoCal Reggae All Stars at the Wayfarer
The Knitts, Most Eligible Bastards, Bianca Minniti and Justin Foster at the Federal Bar