Kevin Bronson on February 4th, 2020

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L.A. shows for Tuesday:

► Irish singer-songwriter Dermot Kennedy does the first of two nights at the Wiltern, with SYML supporting.
► Grammy-nominated New Yorker Emily King, who last month released an acoustic album of new arrangements of songs from her catalog, brings her “An Evening With Emily King” tour to the Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever for the first of two engagements.
► Texas soul singer Xavier Omär visits the Fonda Theatre, with Parisalexa supporting.
► And French electronic trio Bon Entendeur make their L.A. debut at the Echo, with Scarlet Parke opening.

Also:

Laugh Track (Thomas Berg), Sofia Wolfson and Harrison Whitford at the Bootleg Theater
American Authors and Magic Giant at the House of Blues Anaheim
Loudon Wainwright at Largo at the Coronet
Lady Blackbird and Parker Ainsworth at Gold-Diggers
Shane Garcia, SRNDR, Jessi Blue and Estef at the Hi Hat
Roller at Zebulon
Daniel Lanois, Rocco Deluca, Johnny Shepperd, Jim Wilson and more In the Café at Zebulon
Ryan McMullan and Ken Yates at the Moroccan Lounge (early show)
Jacob Giaimo at the Moroccan Lounge (late show)
Weekly Musician’s Open Mic with Emily Spencer at Highland Park Bowl
Open Mic at the Satellite
Modern Love Child, Two Neighbors and Jupiter Winter at Resident
KizMet, Lucia Luna and Chelsea Uniqorn at the Silverlake Lounge
Open Mic at the Study
Cadet A, Levenbirds and Moon Rocks at Three Clubs
David Ryan Harris at the Hotel Café
Joe Dante at the Hotel Café Second Stage
Windows, Sons of the Southwest and Tim Hill at Harvard & Stone
Ultimate Jam Night at the Whisky a Go Go
Don’t Trip and Swami Lushbeard at the Viper Room
Venice Philharmonic Orchestra and Vini & Friends at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Wynonna & Cactus at McCabe’s Guitar Shop
REO Speedwagon and Sir, Please at the Saban
Veneer and Fever Feel at the Continental Room
Karenn Campbell, Crooked Squares and Memory Milk at 4th Street Vine
Mike Vitale at the HOB Anaheim Restaurant & Bar (Early Show)
Alan Parsons Live Project at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Bjarnason & Ólafsson with the LA Phil New Music Group at the Walt Disney Concert Hall