Kevin Bronson on May 19th, 2015

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It’s Tuesday, as good a day as any to crash a show:

► Joy Williams, formerly one-half of Grammy-winning duo the Civil Wars, headlines the El Rey Theatre. Williams’ solo debut “Venus” is due later this summer, and above is the Sanji- and Ben Redmond-directed video for “Woman (Oh Mama).” Ruby Amanfu opens the show.
► At the Hollywood Bowl, it’s first of this week’s two Neil Diamond shows.
► With the debut album “Dark Days” on the way June 2, Gold Star continues its residency at Harvard & Stone, supported by Leslie Stevens and White Dove.
► Brookly chamber-pop band San Fermin plays the Troubadour — be sure to get there early for Natalie Prass.
► With their album “The Way Back Up” coming out in July, Scottish synth-pop trio Prides headline the Echo, supported by Say Say and Powers.
► And Norwegian siren Susanne Sundfor visits Club Bahia behind the new “Ten Love Songs,” her fifth album.

Also:

Emery, Sleeping Giant, Wolves at the Gate and Forevermore at the Roxy Theatre
Microwave, Dream Hydra and Pallasite Project at the Silverlake Lounge
Dead Sara at the Grammy Museum
Tanlines at Amoeba (6 p.m.)
Reggie (Watts) & Karen at El Cid
Thirdstory, Bon Wrath, Ethan Thompson and Navi Singh at the Hotel Café
The Skints and Ital Vibes at the Mint
Johnathan Tiersten at the HOB Foundation Room
Seagoat at Bar Lubitsch
Purple Mountains Majesty at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Open Mic at Saint Rocke
The Julian Coryell Trio at Trip
The Harms at Cheer Up Charlie’s
Charlie Greene at the Piano Bar
Kitaka at the Wayfarer
The Tallest Man On Earth and Hiss Golden Messenger at the Observatory
Los Cafres, Raskahuele, Roncovacoco and Los Hijos del Sol at the House of Blues Anaheim
Delious Kennedy at the Federal Bar
Better Off Blonde at Molly Malone’s