Kevin Bronson on July 23rd, 2019

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L.A. concerts for Tuesday:

► Rodrigo y Gabriela headline the Greek Theatre in support of their new album “Mettavolution.”
► Japanese quartet CHAI headline the Troubadour behind their new album “Punk,” with Kingsbury supporting.
► Michigan singer-songwriter CYN headlines the Echo, supported by Baker Grace.
► Frankie, whose EP “STA7GES” came out in February, heads up the lineup at Madame Siam, joined by Cappa, Just Loud and Jack Newsome.
► It’s a second night with the Sun Ra Arkestra, directed by Marshall Allen, at Zebulon.
► And Lexi Whatever, aka Lexi Jayde, plays the Bootleg Theater, along with Gabriel Bruce and Cheekface.

Also:

Del Water Gap, Harmless and Alaska Reid at the Moroccan Lounge
Elektric Voodoo & the Routine at Resident
Assquatch, Phones and Rearranged Face at the Hi Hat
The Sloppy Boys and Don’t Stop or We’ll Die at the Satellite
Iann Dior, Poor Stacy and Bernard Jabs at the Roxy
Tuxedo at Amoeba (6 p.m.)
Common at the Grammy Museum
Joy Downer at the Love Song
Nono Sand Pedro at the Weekly Musicians Open Mic at Highland Park Bowl
Valley Echo, Stop Thought, Karma Vulture, My Band and Holo at the Virgil
Ross the Far Eye, Frankie Linstrom, SMB, Isaiah Bowers and Romairo Jamarco at El Cid
Tacoma Narrows & the Sound of Ghosts, Elliot James and Blessing Offor at the Hotel Café
Casey and Collective NYC at the Hotel Café Second Stage
Cherokee at the Black Rabbit Rose
Starlight Cleaning Co., Roselit Bone and the Premonitions at Harvard & Stone
Nikki Glaspie & the Homies at the Mint
Dave Yaden at Black Rabbit Rose
Ultimate Jam Night at the Whisky a Go Go
Taylor Olson at the Viper Room
Calamity Company at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Ringo Deathstarr at La Santa
One OK Rock and Weathers at the House of Blues Anaheim
Wilfax at the HOB Anaheim Restaurant & Bar (Early Show)
Ted Nugent and Alex Cole at the Coach House
Open Mic at the Maui Sugar Mill Saloon
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
The Head & the Heart and Hippo Campus at the Santa Barbara Bowl
Los Angeles Philharmonic (with soprano Miah Persson and mezzo-soprano Anna Larsson, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel) and the Los Angeles Master Chorale at the Hollywood Bowl