Kevin Bronson on December 19th, 2013

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Your Thursday things:

‣ El-P heads up a night of hard-hitting hip-hop at the Troubadour, with Azizi Gibson, Warm Brew and Thurz.
‣ Andrew Bird [pictured] brings his show titled “Gezelligheid” (it translates to “cozy”) to the Immanuel Presbyterian Church – Bird, who recently released the EP “I Want to See Pulaski at Night,” offers up instrumental violin pieces accented by horns. Tift Merritt opens.
‣ At Club Nokia, it’s Chance the Rapper’s Social Experiment.
‣ Malaysian singer Yuna [see our post on “Rescue”] headlines the Bootleg Theater, supported by Monogem.
‣ Iggy Azalea, with a fresh album “The New Classic” on its way next year, plays the Fonda Theatre.
‣ Swedish quartet Holograms rock the Echo behind their sophomore album “Forever,” with TV Ghost and Heaven supporting.
‣ And at the Echoplex, it’s tribute to the late Bill Bartell, the punk pioneer (White Flag) who died in September at age 52. The Germs (with Charlotte Coffey), Redd Kross, the surviving members of White Flag (Jello, Trace, Mike & Friends) and Sérgio Dias of Os Mutantes. It’s a benefit for Sweet Relief.

Also:

Jeff Tweedy at Largo
Camp Freddy and Franky Perez at the Roxy Theatre
Canvases and Color at the Satellite
Carina Aguilar, Freddy Loza and 3-Caban at Los Globos
Dave Stuckey & the Hot House Gang at El Cid
Eric Bellinger, Mucho Deniro, Jazmin Sisters, Bebe O’Hare and Namebrand at the El Rey
Quinn Archer and Katelyn Epperly at the Hotel Café
Los Pinguos, Georgia Jane, Stef DM, Private Cat Radio and Mike Viola at the Mint
Lynda Kay at the 3 Clubs
Guttermouth, G.F.P., Scrub, Grant My Wishes, 5WayLogJam and Sick Sense at the Whisky a Go Go
Black Christmas, JD Bender and 8 Track Cadillac at the Viper Room
The Material, Culprit, Barely Blind, Stanley & the Search and Good Morning Orbit at the House of Blues Sunset Strip
Canto, Ryan Mascilak and Dan Patrick Fulton at the HOB Voodoo Lounge
Jeff Tweedy at the Largo at the Coronet
Ric Blair & his Celtic Musicians at the Saban Theatre
Nipsey Hussle at the Observatory
Peggy Duquesnel at Vitello’s Jazz & Supper Club