Kevin Bronson on April 11th, 2012

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Your Wednesday fare:

‣ Chairlift visits the Troubadour behind its highy praised second album “Something,” with Nite Jewel opening.
‣ Big noise at the sold-out fourth annual Revolver Golden Goods Awards show gathering at Club Nokia, with Marilyn Manson, Korn, Slash, Evanescence, Sixx:A.M. and more. (It’s going to be broadcast live on XBox Live.)
‣ Mike Doughty, the ex-Soul Coughing frontman, reads from his work “The Book of Drugs” does a Q&A and performs at the Bootleg Theater, and Mike Viola opens.
‣ Fresh off his appearance at last weekend’s Paid Dues Festival, the always-compelling Brother Ali holds forth at the Central SAPC.
‣ And Jim Hanft celebrates the U.S. release of his new album “Weddings or Funerals” at the Hotel Cafe.

Also:

Black Crystal Wolf Kids (covering Coachella bands) and the Coals at Molly Malone’s
Arctic Monkeys and the Soft Pack at the Glass House in Pomona
Jayk Gallagher, Subtitle, Touche, the Mo Odds and more at the Satellite
Virginia, Glen Iris and Angelo De Augustine at the Silverlake Lounge
Dorian Wood and Tommy Santee Claws at the Echo
Brownout, Bad Sans and the Neighborhood at the Roxy
Stereopony at the Key Club
Badwater at the House of Blues
2nd Wheel and Josh Tatum at the Viper Room
Dante Vs Zombies’ in-store at Amoeba
The Soweto Gospel Choir at Disney Hall
The Jane Carrey Band, Rhythm Natives and Simple Citizens at the Mint
Derde Verde at Lot 1 Cafe
Gotan Project at Los Globos
Lorn at Low End Theory at the Airliner
The Anti-Job, and the Echo and the Sound at the Down and Out Bar