Kevin Bronson on August 11th, 2015

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L.A. concerts for your Tuesday, which feels more a like a Friday:

► Party at the Greek: Hot Chip, behind its new album “Why Make Sense?,” heads up the show in Griffith Park, joined by !!! (Chk Chk Chk) and Com Truise.
► Seattle rockers La Luz visit the Echoplex behind their new Ty Segall-produced album “Weirdo Shrine,” with Cool Ghouls and Pretty Little Demons supporting.
► Jake Miller holds forth at the El Rey Theatre behind his new EP “Rumors,” joined by Jasmine V and Alex Angelo.
► Nashville-based Langhorne Slim & the Law, celebrating the release of the new album “the Spirit Moves,” headlines the Troubadour, supported by John Moreland and the Wild Reeds.
► Dallas punk-metal quintet Power Trip rock the Teragram Ballroom , Freedom, Fury, Skin Father, Unified Right and VamacharA at the Teragram Ballroom
► Fresh off touring with the Kills, Copenhagen blues-rock trio Baby In Vain visit the Echo, with Kim & the Created and Annie Girl & the Flight opening.
► Cassandra Violet celebrates the release of her new single “Lady” with a free show at the Satellite. Nightgown and Lucy & La Mer open.
► Little Red Lung, Sad Robot and Omniflux team up for great show at the Complex.
► And Wolf Prize continue their residency at the Silverlake Lounge, with Bushwalla and 9 Theory opening.

Also:

SWIMM and Too Far at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Slime Girls, Jurassic Shark, Hillary Chillton and Pocket Fox at Los Globos
SadGirl vs. Wild Wing, Franky Flowers vs. Slow Hollows and Casinos vs. Rexx at the Smell
Thee Rain Cats, Summer Twins, Cutty Flam and Old Man at the Virgil
Reggie Watts & Karen and Eryn Young at El Cid
Rayland Baxter, Ok Sweetheart, Ruby My Dear and Adaline at the Hotel Café
The Cerny Brothers at Harvard & Stone
Dumblonde at the Roxy Theatre
Moxie, Anna Sentina and Crux the King at the Viper Room
Channel, Summer Twins, Cutty Flam and more at the Virgil
Open Mic at Saint Rocke
Chris Isaak at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Pius “Higher Lion” Oyebanji at the Wayfarer
Future at the Observatory
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
Jackson Browne at the Santa Barbara Bowl
Have Gun Will Travel, Garret Klahn and Pawnshop Kings at the Federal Underground
Chuchito Valdes (record release) at the Catalina Club