Photos: Sharon Van Etten at the Theatre at Ace Hotel
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Weary in voice but strong in spirit, Sharon Van Etten powered through 16 songs Friday night at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in support of her new album “Remind Me Tomorrow.”

Weary in voice but strong in spirit, Sharon Van Etten powered through 16 songs Friday night at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in support of her new album “Remind Me Tomorrow.”
Equal parts fierce songstress and rock shaman, Dorothy wound up a two-month tour supporting her 2018 album “28 Days in the Valley” with a hometown show at the Regent.
Ladytron, who ended a long hiatus last month with the release of their first album since 2011, seamlessly mixed old and new in their return to L.A. after more than seven years. They play the Fonda again tonight.
Talker celebrated the release of their debut EP, “Horror Films,” at the Hi Hat with an engaging set that included three new songs and a choice cover.
Teenage Fanclub, road-weary but game, played a career-spanning set, sampling from nine of their 10 albums, at the Teragram Ballroom. The present sounded just as fine at 1991 did.
Graham Coxon, Terry Reid, Dan Wilson, Eliot Easton, Clem Burke, John Easdale, Bill Janovitz, Redd Kross, the Three O’Clock and the Baseball Project joined the L.A. collective to perform the 1968 album “The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society” and and bunch more at the annual benefit for the Autism Think Tank.
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JR Slayer’s album-release show at the Hi Hat found songwriter Cody Votolato backed by a supergroup of local talent, plus a guest appearance by Jennylee. Together, they slayed.
Post Animal and opening acts Ron Gallo and Stuyedeyed turning Saturday’s show at the Teragram Ballroom into a wild and fun group effort.