Kevin Bronson on March 21st, 2012

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It’s a wicked-good Wednesday:

‣ New Zealand’s the Naked and Famous headline the Wiltern, supported by Now, Now [see yesterday’s post] and Vacationer. That’s the Naked and Famous’ video for “No Way,” above.
‣ NYC’s Yellow Ostrich visits the Bootleg Theater behind its sophomore album “Strange Land” on a night that will also feature the live debut of locals Blacks& (“black sand”). See our post on them.
‣ Lucero plays the Fonda Theatre behind its new album “Women & Work,” supported by the Drowning Men.
‣ And Lou Barlow, as his late-’80s side project Sentridoh, performs at 7 p.m. at Origami Vinyl to mark the re-release of his album “Weed Forestin.”

‣ Also note: The Ting Tings’ two shows in L.A., previously scheduled for tonight and Thursday at the El Rey Theatre, have been combined and moved to Thursday at the Mayan. Tickets for for both shows will be honor Thursday.

Also:

Of Monsters and Men at the Troubadour
The Temper Trap and PAPA at the Glass House in Pomona
Saviours, the Shrine and Holy Grail at the Satellite
The Black Ryder, Young Prisms and the Strangers Family Band at the Echo
Word and Nacosta at the Central SAPC
Paul McDonald and Lucy Wainwright Roche at the Hotel Cafe
Strangeloop at Low End Theory at the Airliner
Basement Babies at the Silverlake Lounge
Orgy and Faultline at the Key Club
Bobby Brackins at the Roxy
Stab City and Battle Tapes On the Rox
Deicie at the House of Blues
Ryan Castle at the Mint
The ZZZ’s at the Viper Room
Them Jeans at the Detroit Bar
Lost in the Trees’ free in-store at Fingerprints in Long Beach
Merle Jagger at the Redwood Bar
Grandpire at Lot 1 Cafe
Raekwon and Freddie Gibbs at the Observatory
Adventure Club at the Yost Theater