Kevin Bronson on May 12th, 2015

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Tuesday’s shows:

► The Wombats headline the Fonda Theatre in support of their latest album “Glitterbug.” Fellow Brits A Life in Film, whose debut “Here It Comes,” came out last week, and Philadelphia’s Cheerleader open.
► Dead Sara rocks the Troubadour, the first of two-sold out nights there, behind their new album “Pleasure to Meet You.” Walker Lukens opens.
► The Bird and the Bee return for a second sold-out night at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
► Brooklyn singer-songwriter Torres visits the Echo behind her sophomore release “Sprinter,” supported by Aero Flynn and Pageants at the Echo
► Reggie (Watts) & Karen perform at El Cid, supported by Afternoons.
► And R. Ring — that’s Kelley Deal of the Breeders with Mike Montgomery of Ampline — plays the Satellite, supported by Protnald instrumental group 1939 Ensemble and Spurs.

Also:

Sick of Sarah, Smoke Season and Sad Robot at the Roxy Theatre
Lady Low at 3 Clubs
Gold Star at Harvard & Stone
Nick Mulvey and James Davis at the Bootleg HiFi
Ink, One Bad Son, Fox Pleasure Equation and Jazzy Charles & the Murda at the Silverlake Lounge
Pregnant, Maria Minerva, Ericka Sance and Avi Zahner at the Echoplex
Grace Kelly and Kid Cadaver at the Virgil
Thirdstory, Mia Dyson, Jill & Kate, Ashley Hess and Chris Lind at the Hotel Café
Teenage Exorcists and Bassett at the Viper Room
Grimace at the House of Blues Sunset Strip
Purple Mountains Majesties at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Charlie Greene at the Piano Bar
Open Mic at Saint Rocke
Actuary, Gregg Egg, Endometrium Cuntplow, Brian Fragment and Phillip King at La Cita
Pius “Higher Lion” Oyebanji at the Wayfarer
Rittz and Kxng Crooked at the Constellation Room
Waka Flocka Flame at the Observatory
Thrice at the House of Blues Anaheim
Talkback at Molly Malone’s
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
Stacy Sullivan, Jon Weber and Steve Doyl at the Catalina Bar & Grill

Photo by Matilda Finn