Kevin Bronson on December 2nd, 2015

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Los Angeles concerts on Wednesday:

► Indie-pop duo Tanlines headline the Fonda Theatre behind their latest album “Highlights,” with L.A.’s IO Echo supporting.
► Miami Horror visits the El Rey Theatre in support of their new album “All Possible Futures,” with Slow Hands and Queen Magic opening.
► Jay Farrar marks the 20th anniversary of the Son Volt album “Trace” by playing songs from it, and others from his catalog, at the Troubadour. Holy Sons open.
► Electro four-piece Battle Tapes celebrate the release of their new album “Polygon” with a headlining gig at the Satellite, with Deluka and Shadow the Wild opening.
► L.A. quintet Wildling celebrates the release of their new, self-titled EP with a show at the Bootleg Theater, supported by My Double My Brother, Heaps N Heaps and Opus Vitae.
► And Virginia-based singer-guitar star Daniel Bachman visits the Echo behind his new album “Orange Co. Serenade.” Barna Howard and Christian Lee Hutson open.

Also:

Dead Cross and Descartes a Kant at the Roxy Theatre
Thayer Sarrano, Holland Belle and Jaime Wyatt at Harvard & Stone
Mipso, the Dahls and Kerry Hart at the Hotel Café
Andre Henry, Dom Kelly Band, Nasi Nassiri, Jessica Louise and Sarah Dashew at the Mint
Daedelus, Anna Wise, Mast and Flamingosis at Low End Theory at the Airliner
Black Knights Rising at the Whisky a Go Go
Redlight King, Wank and Crux the King at the Viper Room
Carl Palmer’s Elp Legacy and Adiran Galysh at Saint Rocke
Jonathan Richman and Tommy Larkins at the Wayfarer
The Grouch & Eligh at the Observatory
Craig Shoemaker All Stars at the Canyon
The Rob Leines Band at Molly Malone’s
Love Jones at the Catalina Club

Note: Slaves at the Constellation Room has been postponed