Kevin Bronson on May 21st, 2019

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L.A. concerts for Tuesday:

► Johnny Marr plays the Ford in support of his album “Call the Comet.”
► Snow Patrol, who returned in 2018 with their first album in seven years, “Wildness,” headline the Wiltern, supported by Billie Marten and Ryan McMullan.
► Lovelytheband play the Fonda Theatre in support of their album “Find It Hard to Smile,” with Flora Cash and Jagwar Twin opening.
► Adam Melchor [see “Plan on You”] visits the Moroccan Lounge, with Joshua Speers opening.
► And U.K. trio Demob Happy rock Madame Siam, with Badtalkers opening.

Note: The Q&A/performance with Jaz Coleman of Killing Joke at the Bootleg Theater has been canceled.

Also:

John Kadlecik at the Teragram Ballroom
Higher Brothers, Don Krez and Higher Sister at the Regent Theater
Kevin Garrett and Minke at the Troubadour
Charlie Burg and Remi Wolf at the Moroccan Lounge (Early Show)
Pearl Earl, Caitlin Dee and Moonily at the Hi Hat
Spirit Adrift, Haunt and Daisy Chain at the Echo
Cape Weather, Beauty Queen and King Willow at the Love Song
Downtown Boys, Trap Girl and Wavebreaker at the Smell
The Darbies and Superunloaded at the Redwood Bar
Ayogabs, Bianca Maieli, Riley St. Carlo and more at La Cita
KATIEE, Sam Mickens and Moisture Boys at Zebulon
Allman Brown and Hotel Electric featuring Andy Clockwise at the Hotel Café
Pozzi and Laure Z at the Hotel Café Second Stage
Dixie and Danny Dodge at Harvard & Stone
Nikki Glaspie & the Homies at the Mint
Ultimate Jam Night at the Whisky a Go Go
The Westerners, Adam Cola and Em & the Gems at the Viper Room
Open Mic, featuring Bronwen Roberts and more, at the Highland Park Bowl
Open Mic at the Maui Sugar Mill Saloon
Calamity Company at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Yoke Lore and Laureline at the Constellation Room
Morgan Mallory NAV and Killy at the HOB Anaheim Restaurant & Bar (Early Show)
Joy Again at the Parish at the House of Blues Anaheim
Oceano, Angelmaker, Prison, Cambion, Beckoner and Shadower at Chain Reaction
Conflict, Banned for Life and Recaida at American Legion
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall
L.A.C.H.S.A. at the Catalina Club