Kevin Bronson on July 2nd, 2017

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Sunday’s Los Angeles concerts:

► Kicking off this afternoon, the second annual Dirty Penni Fest brings Deap Vally, the Shrine, Plague Vendor, Mike Watt & the Jom & Jerry Show, Enjoy, Starcrawler, Zig Zags, Jurassic Shark, Girl Pusher, Flat Forms and more to the Echo and Echoplex. [Set times at the end of this post.]
► Land of Talk visits the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever in support of the new album “Life After Youth.”
► It’s Pentatonix at the Hollywood Bowl.
► L.A.-based French-Chinese chanteuse Jessica Fichot plays a free show at the Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles.
► Texas quartet the Bolos rock downtown’s Resident, with Jesus Sons supporting.
► Adan Jodorowsky headlines the Bootleg Theater, supported by Cesar Saez and Rudy De Anda.
► And Brooklyn’s Noveller rocks Part Time Punks at the Echo in support of the new album “A Pink Sunset for No One,” with Troller and Pet Heaven supporting.

Also:

Pete Escovedo at Levitt Pavilion Pasadena
Quitapenas and Names You Can Trust at La Cita
Asian Kung Fu Generation at the Teragram Ballroom
Mimi Tempestt, Tolliver, Elete Wright, Jupiter Black and WILLYOUARENOT at Los Globos
Pacific Radio and Babe Parade at El Cid
Red Pony Clock, S.M. Wolf, Socorro and Jet Elfman at Ham & Eggs
Ben Bostick at the Escondite
Johnny Travis Jr. & the Delta Dawns at Harvard & Stone
Noelle Tannen, Maayan, Erisy Watt, Georgi Kay and Liis at the Mint
Cultura Profetica, Quinto Sol, Red Store Bums, the Paranoias, Pachamama, Dub8, La Infinata, Hijos Del Sol, Ghetto On Phyre and Libertadores at Union Nightclub
Adventure Club at Create Nightclub
DJ Quik and Suga Free at the Troubadour
MC Chris and Mega Ran at the Viper Room
Missing Persons and Bow Wow Wow at Saint Rocke
Flattbush and Bad Acid Trip at Alex’s Bar (Daytime Show)
Suenos, Brundle Fly, Snow Nerds and Slippers at Alex’s Bar
The Side Eyes, the High Curbs, Uniform, Moss and Blivet at the Constellation Room
Ann Wilson at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Ted Nugent at the Rose
Kenneith Perrin at Molly Malone’s
Johnny Britt at the Catalina Club
Open Mic at the Silverlake Lounge