Kevin Bronson on February 19th, 2017

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Sunday’s Los Angeles concerts:

► Day 2 of the Air + Style festival goes off at Exposition Park, with Major Lazer, ZHU, Louis the Child, YG, TV on the Radio, POWERS and more. [Set times here.]
► Just short of their 47th birthday as a band, the Rubinoos visit Los Angeles for the first time in 16 years, playing a show at the Viper Room.
► Having escaped L.A. for the confines of Nashville a couple of years ago, singer-songwriter Meiko is back in town for a couple of shows in support of her 2016 album “Moving Day,” including tonight at Saint Rocke. Nick Shattuck opens.
► Chicago rapper Noname plays a sold-out night at the Regent Theater, joined by Ravyn Lenae.
► London singer-producer Palmistry holds forth at the Echo — get there early for local artists Karman and Saro.

Also:

Every Time I Die, Knocked Loose, Harms Way and Eternal Sleep at the Observatory
Leon and Jacob Banks at the Constellation Room
Alter Bridge at the Wiltern
Dumbfoundead at the Roxy
Nahko and Rainbow Arabia at the Federal Bar (brunch show)
Sophia Pfister at the Love Song
Pato Banton & the Now Generation at Los Globos
Brian Walsh Forcefield, Battery and Paul Bryan Quartet at the Bootleg Theater
L.A. Indiepop Matinee, with Songs By Thom and Battery Point, at the Redwood Bar (3-7 p.m.)
Ben Bostick at the Escondite
Doble Poder at La Cita
Who’s the Ross at the Hotel Café
Brother SAL & the Devil May Care, David Nagler, Jack Tempchin and Jessy Green at the Hotel Café Second Stage
The Bones of JR Jones, Kate Brady and Tom Bates at the Mint
Tre Capital, Kembe X, Mulherin and Alia Zin at Union Nightclub
Marques Wyatt & Eduardo Castillo at Sound Nightclub
AJ Davila, Crocodiles and Dustin Lovelis at Alex’s Bar
Sebastian Anzaldo and Sharon Owens at the Coach House
North By North, the Hurricanes and Tomber Lever at the Continental Room
Engelbert Humperdinck at the Fox Performing Arts Center
Brian Regan at the Fred Kavli Theatre
Amira Baigina, Joe Endozo and David Rothschild at Genghis Cohen
Marbin at Molly Malone’s
Open Mic at the Silverlake Lounge