Kevin Bronson on April 3rd, 2016

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Sunday’s Los Angeles concerts:

► Brian Whelan celebrates the release of his new album “Sugarland” at the weekly Grand Ole Echo party at the Echo. As always, Grand Ole Echo is an early show (3 to 8 p.m.), and it also features Wild Roses, the World Record and Kat Myers and the Buzzards.
► San Francisco’s Geographer and U.K. quartet the Crookes (whose new album “Lucky Ones” is just out) team up for a big night at the Teragram Ballroom.
► Edgy funk-rock duo Greyhounds play the Echoplex, with Valley Queen, Sam Morrow and Solar Sons supporting.
► Creation Records shoegazers the Telescopes play the late show at the Echo, the weekly Part Time Punks night, joined by LSD & the Search For God and Honduras.
► It’s a second night of Elvis Costello at the Theatre at Ace Hotel.
► And Adam Lambert is back for another night at the Orpheum Theatre.

Also:

Tyler the Creator at the Observatory
Santigold at the House of Blues Anaheim
All Dogs, French Vanilla and Post Life at the Bootleg Theater
Highly Suspect at the Troubadour
Sick of it All, Bl’ast and Countime at the Roxy Theatre
Dishwalla at the Rose
Ladies Rock Camp Showcase at the Satellite
Jay Som at Los Globos
Patrick Joseph, Sean Kennedy and Gina Venier at the Hotel Café Second Stage
Johnny Travis Jr. & the Delta Dawns at Harvard & Stone
The Revies, Fayleen Morrow, Hidden Agenda, Mike Schiavo and Shayne Grey at the Mint
Davis and Paul McDonald at the Viper Room
Nikka Costa at the Largo at the Coronet
Ethan Johns and Allison Pierce at McCabe’s Guitar Shop
Peter Lang, Rick Ruskin and Toulouse Engelhardt at Saint Rocke
Ruthless, CHUWEE, Don Chokey and more at Union
Somos Mysteriosos, ​ESE and Inazuma at Cafe NELA
Chemical X, Crooked Captain, Of Limbo and Bundy at Alex’s Bar
Kenny G at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Mike Peters, JJ Smith & the Helm and the Ferns at the Coach House
The Joe Labarbera Trio at the Fowler Museum UCLA
MC Pancho at the Underground
Tank at the Gaslamp
Matthew Logan Vasquez, Reverend Baron and Dustin Lovelis at the Federal Underground
Kenny Burrell Quintet at the Catalina Club
Open Mic at the Silverlake Lounge