Kevin Bronson on July 9th, 2019

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L.A. concerts for Tuesday:

► Billie Eilish plays the first of three L.A. shows this week, holding forth at the Shrine Expo Hall along with Denzel Curry.
► Spanish dream-pop artist Aries plays the first of two sold-out shows at the Echo in support of her new album “Juramento Mantarraya,” with Biskwiq opening.
► Joywave preview some music from their forthcoming third album at an early show at the Moroccan Lounge.
► The Haunts celebrate the release of their self-titled EP with a show at the Satellite, with JR Slayer, Odd Ours and Suzie True supporting.
► Ruby Friedman Orchestra visits the Black Rabbit Rose.
► And the Shadowboxers continue their summer residency at the Hotel Café.

Also:

Michael Bublé at the Staples Center
I’m Sorry, Roger Hallaway and Cassowary at Resident
Surf Curse Summer Movie Screening at the Bootleg Theater (early show)
Paige Calico with the Dumes and special guests at the Bootleg Theater
Desert Quest, with Visual Eyes, Willow Robinson, Ray Little, Fountains and more, at the Hi Hat
Yuliyana Krivoshapkina, Rocco Deluca + special guest TBA at Zebulon
Raphael Saadiq at the Grammy Museum
Bleached at Amoeba
Open Mic with Mercury Slim and more at Highland Park Bowl
Victoria Bailey and Blue Rose Rounders at the Love Song Bar
Starlight Cleaning Co., Matt Costa and Killer Country at Harvard & Stone
The Strike, Carling, Poppy’s Field, The Ivy at Madame Siam
Charnett Moffett Group at the Catalina Club
We Are Strangers and Richlove at the Hotel Café Second Stage
Ultimate Jam Night at the Whisky a Go Go
The Convalescence, Reign, A Feasting Beast and Vokillz at the Viper Room
The Stubby Shillelaghs at Molly Malone’s
Calamity Company at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Indigo State, Marcellina & the Monarchs and the Sadistics at the Continental Room
Alex Anwandter at the Constellation Room
Gregory Michael at the HOB Anaheim Restaurant & Bar (Early Show)
Men Without Hats at Mozambique
Open Mic at the Maui Sugar Mill Saloon
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
Symphonie Fantastique – Berlioz’s classic and Saint-Saënz’s “Carnival of the Animals” (Los Angeles Philharmonic with Katia and Marielle Labèque on pianos, conducted by Juanjo Mena) at the Hollywood Bowl