S.Lo on November 2nd, 2017

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Los Angeles concerts for Thursday:

► Hugely influential underground lo-fi artist Daniel Johnston announced his retirement from live touring this past July and has embarked on an 11-date “Hi, How Are You” farewell tour across the U.S. as well as Tokyo, Japan, joined by various “Friends” influenced by him in each city. Each show features a unique, collaboratively curated setlist. At L.A.’s Orpheum, he’ll be joined by Mike Watt, Ben Lee, Maria Taylor, members of Silversun Pickups and more. The Sundance Award-winning documentary “The Devil and Daniel Johnston” will be screened before the performance. 
► In it for the long haul, Jonny Pierce brings The Drums to L.A. for a three-night stand at the Fonda Theatre in support of their latest album, “Abysmal Thoughts.” Methyl Ethel opens.
► Italian synth-prog-horror soundtrack legends Goblin are touring throughout the U.S. and Canada. Tonight’s “Sound of Fear” tour stop at the Regent Theater is sold out. Mondo Drag opens. 
► Like a mysterious recurrent side character on Twin Peaks, The Black Heart Procession celebrate the vinyl compilation of their songs featuring The Waiter, “The Waiter Chapters I-VIII,” with two previously unreleased songs and a new track, out Nov. 17. The band plays the Echo tonight, along with Sam Coomes.   
► British pop-R&B-singer-songwriter Jessie Ware touches down for one stop in L.A. at the Troubadour tonight to share the soul of her third album, “Glasshouse.”
► The Offspring play the third and final night of their “Ixnay on the Hombre” residency at the Observatory. The Crowd opens, and tickets are still available. 
► French electronic dance-pop group Yelle begins their four-night stint at Resident tonight, recently teasing their fourth album with the wistful single, “Romeo,” remixed blissfully by Lewis OfMan, who opens for them. Shall we danse? 

Also: 

Marlon Williams and Dick Stusso at the Moroccan Lounge
NEEDTOBREATHE and the Brummies at the Wiltern
Quinn XCII and Shallou at the El Rey Theatre
Seven Lions, Tritonal and Kill the Noise at the Hollywood Palladium
DakhaBrakha and Jjuujjuu at Echoplex
Brian Marquis, Divided Heaven, Lyell Likes Rocks and A.I.Jones at the Silverlake Lounge
Chris Bathgate, the Go Rounds and Anna Ash at the Satellite
Sam Morrow at the Love Song
Anzano at the Love Song (Late Show)
Machine Girl, Gianna Gianna and David Scott Stone at the Smell
Satellite Sky, Starving Daughters and the Asteroid Shop at the Redwood Bar
Little Silver Hearts at the Escondite
Yellow Claw at Exchange
Wolf Eyes, Joe & Joe, Eloe Omoe and Wood & Metal at Zebulon
Matt Wertz, Dustin Ransom, JT Roach and Maggie Koerner at the Hotel Café
Katie Dix, Joshua Aigner, Alexandri Corn and Cris Marshall at the Hotel Café Second Stage
San Miguel Perez and Maria Maria & the Tango Passion at the Mint
Lint Vaccine, Avocado Blood, Freedom Curse and Left Hook at Café Nela
Community Service, Scout, Captain Kirk, Xinxin, the Kathys, Pathos and Bodybite at Union Nightclub
NeObliviscaris, Allegaeon, Nebulium and Oni at the Whisky a Go Go
Jacob Banks and Vera Blue at the Roxy
The Sloths, ARSNK and Sea-Lyon at the Viper Room
HiFi Soundrack and So Rad at Saint Rocke
Send Medicine, Lanitarians and DMTina & the Bumps at the Wayfarer
El Mariachi Manchester at Alex’s Bar
Felly, Trip Carter and Zac Jone$ at the Constellation Room
No Parents, On Drugs and Nucklehead at the Warehouse
Moscow State Symphony Orchestra at the Valley Performing Arts Center
The Last Chance Riders, the North and Brookelyn Rose at Molly Malone’s
Secondhand Serenade and Ronnie Winter at the Rose
The Shakedown at the Federal Underground
John Carpenter at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Brooks Hubbard and Val McCallum at Genghis Cohen
Jack Allen at the Catalina Club