Kevin Bronson on August 13th, 2019

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L.A. concerts for Tuesday:

► King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard rock the Greek Theatre, with Stonefield and ORB opening.
► Long-running Seattle rockers Murder City Devils visit the Teragram Ballroom, with the Intelligence supporting.
► Australia’s Alex Lahey headlines the Troubadour in support of her new album “The Best of Luck Club.” Kingsbury opens.
► L.A. trio the Sob Sonnets celebrate the release of their EP “King of the Shadows” with a show at the Hi Hat, joined by MotherMachine and Trash Castle.
► Darkwave songstress Dol Ikara plays the Satellite, joined by Sleep Still and Chelsea Effect.
► And Australian singer-songwriter Jack Gray heads up the lineup at Madame Siam, joined by Cheridomingo, Sophia Scott and Savannah SGRO.

Also:

Cosmo, Ejaaz and Brian McKnight Jr. at the Moroccan Lounge
Planet Booty and the Puscie Jones Revue at the Bootleg Theater
Elway, Ramona, Sam Russo and Jen Pop at Resident
Perfume, Kaz Mirblouk, Joshua & the Holy Rollers and Bobby Baritone at the Echo
Jesse Dayton and Mike Stinson & Brian Whelan at the Love Song
Danielle Lande and the Weekly Musicians Open Mic at Highland Park Bowl
Rikkha, Drac & the Swamp Rats and Ouija at the Redwood Bar
Katie DiCicco and Noah Hernandez at the Silverlake Lounge
Jena Rose and Catie Turner at the Hotel Café
Luci and Annabel Lee at Harvard & Stone
Stone Mecca, Andre Cymone, Tehillah and JEJ Vinson at the Mint
Dave Yaden at the Black Rabbit Rose
Marcus Buser & the Space Heaters and Jett Kwong at General Lee’s
Axel Boy, Qlank, Teig, Melay and more at Sound Nightclub
Silver Mountain Star, Gearheart, Madison Grown and the Night Owl Collective at the Viper Room
Andrea Miller at the Catalina Club
Calamity Company at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Gregory Michael at the HOB Anaheim Restaurant & Bar (Early Show)
New Americans, Flames of Durga and the Deadends at the Continental Room
JoJo Siwa at the Honda Center
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
Open Mic at the Maui Sugar Mill Saloon
Los Angeles Philharmonic with baritone Sir Thomas Allen, conducted by Bramwell Tovey, and the Los Angeles Master Chorale, artistic director Grant Gershon at the Hollywood Bowl