Kevin Bronson on March 6th, 2011

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Excellent shows to tout for a Sunday:

‣ Scottish rockers Broken Records [check out “A Darkness Rises Up”] bring their arena-sized music to the U.S. for the first time, hitting the Satellite on a show that also features Washington, D.C., quartet U.S. Royalty. That’s U.S. Royalty’s video for “Equestrian,” above, and you can download the song here and stream the band’s album here.
‣ Bauhaus/Love and Rockets bassist David J headlines the Part Time Punks night at the Echo.
‣ And London’s Morcheeba winds up a 15-date North American tour behind its latest album “Blood Like Lemonade” with a show at the Music Box.

Also:

The Velvet Teen and Themes at the Echo (early show, 5:30 p.m.)
Yemen Blues at the Troubadour
Jay Nash, Chris Pierce, Joey Ryan, Shane Alexander and many more at the Joseph Tobin Tribute at the Hotel Cafe
We Barbarians the Union Line at the Detroit Bar in Costa Mesa
The Used and Hot Water Music at the OC Fair & Event Center as part of the Musink Tattott Convention and Music Festival.
Gobble Gobble and Captain Ahab at the Smell
BloodPenny at the Viper Room
The Perfect Nines at Saint Rocke
Nic Jackson at the Mint