Photos: Magic Bronson, Bone Acre and more at the Satellite
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Magic Bronson celebrated their release of their new EP “Evil Plans” on the first night of their residency, which featured Bone Acre, EasyFriend and the Time Travelers.

Magic Bronson celebrated their release of their new EP “Evil Plans” on the first night of their residency, which featured Bone Acre, EasyFriend and the Time Travelers.
Individually, and as the trio Boygenius, Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus gave the Wiltern a special Friday night.
Elvis Costello’s night at the House of Blues Anaheim felt very simpatico — with his band the Imposters and his army of fans, though not always with his gear.
At the first of her three sold-out shows at the Fonda Theatre, Billie Eilish proved worthy of her passionate fans’ screams.
Sir Sly added a personal touch to their big hometown show Saturday night at the Fonda Theatre with New York indie-rockers Joywave.
With sweet harmonies and songs from all three of their albums, L.A. ensemble Milo Greene headlined the Teragram Ballroom on Wednesday behind their latest, “Adult Contemporary.”
Australia’s Pond offered up a heap of their own songs and a couple of covers on Tuesday at the Regent Theater.
From thunderous sets by HEALTH and Boy Harsher, to the dark synth-pop of TR/ST and Body of Light, to the early-morning theatrics of local heroes She Wants Revenge, the second annual Cloak & Dagger had a lot to offer.
Kids See Ghosts (Kanye West and Kid Cudi) capped a wild weekend at the Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival.
Houston’s Khruangbin packed the Wiltern on Sunday night with fans eager to move to their big grooves and psychedelic textures.