Kevin Bronson on March 7th, 2012

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Fine fare for your Wednesday:

‣ Portland sextet Blitzen Trapper visits the Troubadour behind their 2011 album “American Goldwing” – that’s director Brian Adrian Koch’s video for “Taking It Easy Too Long,” above. Opening are the Parson Red Heads, the former L.A. residents whose recent turn on “Portlandia” had everybody buzzing.
‣ Two influential rockers whose careers date back to the ’70s – Peter Case and Paul Collins – head up a quartet headlining the Echo, where they will perform songs from their legendary bands, the Plimsouls, the Nerves, the Breakaways and the Beat. Summer Twins open.
‣ Veteran Celtic punk outfit Flogging Molly headlines the House Blues on their eighth annual “Green 17,” which winds up, naturally, on St. Patrick’s Day.
‣  Count Fleet heads up a good local lineup at the Satellite that features Monsters Calling Home, City Bird and Feats in Inches.
‣ And singer-songwriter-painter Adrianne (Adrianne Gonzalez) celebfrates the release of her new album “Me After You” at the Hotel Cafe.

Also:

Jay Farrar at the Mayan Theatre
Thee Oh Sees at the Chasm (1726. N. Spring St.)
Yellow Red Sparks and Rachael Cantu at the Bootleg Bar
Body Parts, Appetite and Light Music at the Silverlake Lounge
Infantree and Leah Siegel at the Hotel Cafe
The Brian Buckley Band and Lucy Walsh at the Viper Room
Dave Days, Destorm, Alex Goot, Ricky Ficarelli and more as part of DigiTour at the El Rey Theatre
Tony Furtado and the Diamond Light at the Mint
Slugabed at Low End Theory at the Airliner
Pretend Electric and Buffalo Blackfoot at Lot 1 Cafe