Kevin Bronson on September 29th, 2015

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Tuesday’s L.A. concerts:

► Sibling duo Disclosure, who Friday released their second album “Caracal,” headline the Sports Arena, joined by Talib Kweli and Lion Babe.
► Gary Numan starts a three-night run at the Teragram Ballroom during which he will three early albums in their entirety; tonight it’s “Replicas.”
► Resurgent U.K. shoegazers Swervedriver visit the Satellite, with locals Gateway Drugs and Dead Leaf Echo opening.
► Silversun Pickups do the third of four nights at the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever Cemetery behind their new album “Better Nature.”
► British rockers Catfish & the Bottlemen do it up at the Fonda Theatre.
► Two key Arcade Fire players, saxophonist Colin Stetson and violinist Sarah Neufeld, do a show at the Echoplex; George Sarah will be opening, performing “Timelapse” with a string section, and Ryan ‘Lone Wolf’ Sawyer will kick off the night.
► Arizona quintet the Maine headline the Troubadour in support of their latest album “American Candy.” Beach Weather opens.
► Rhode Island prog-rockers The Dear Hunter play the Roxy Theatre behind their new album “Act IV: Rebirth in Reprise,” their sixth ful-length. Chon and Gates open.
► And Veronica Bianqui winds up her residency at Harvard & Stone, supported by Prettiest Eyes and People Talk.

Also:

Tove Lo and Erik Hassle at the Observatory
Maty Noyes, Olivia Lane, Tamtam and Annie Rose at the Hotel Café
Alina Baraz, Galimatias, Transviolet and Farao at the Echo
Kat Myers & the Buzzards, Brenda Carsey & the Awe, Scarlet Roads, Addey Lane and Grit at the Silverlake Lounge
Dakim, Ahnnu, M. Geddes Gengras and Emv at Los Globos
Reggie Watts and Karen at El Cid
Peaches at Amoeba (5 p.m.)
Sissy Brown and Rabbit Wolf at the Mint
JT Woodruff and Mark Rose at the Viper Room
Loudon Wainwright III at the Largo at the Coronet
The Kaygles, Who Can Sleep and Diamonds at the Ham & Eggs Tavern
Naim Amor, Matt Ellis Band and Paul Chesne Band at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Open Mic at Saint Rocke
Cimorelli at the Constellation Room
Julie Gribble, Doug Pettibone and Phil Parlapaino at Molly Malone’s
Linda Ronstadt at the Valley Performing Arts Center
Kevin O’Neal at the Catalina Club