Seraphina Lotkhamnga on May 7th, 2013

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Happy Tuesday:

‣ His Purple Majesty, Prince, and 3rd Eye Girl play Grove of Anaheim.
‣ Kurt Vile & the Violators stops by the Echoplex in support of his latest album “Wakin on a Pretty Daze.” [That’s Vile’s video for “Never Run Away” above.] San Francisco’s the Fresh & Onlys and New York’s Steve Gunn round out the bill.
‣ Folk singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson plays upstairs at the Echo in support of her newly-released album ‘Wheel.” [Check out “L-DOPA] and Brooklyn dream-pop outfit Field Mouse opens.
‣ yOya kicks off their West Coast tour at the Satellite [Check out “I’ll be the Fire”]. Cerebral psych-folk quintet Young Hunting helps out [check out “Baby’s First Steps”] as does Oakland’s Ash Reiter.
‣ British singer-songwriter Tom Odell headlines the Troubadour with songs off of his “Songs From Another Love” EP, but here’s a hunch that he’ll also play songs off of his forthcoming U.S. debut “Long Way Down.” L.A.’s very own Cillie Barnes supports.
‣ And Rainbow Jackson start their residency over at the Central SAPC; they share this week’s roster with LA Font, John Wayne Bro and Hobart W. Fink.

Also:

Carly Ritter, Leopold & His Fiction and Jazz Mills at the Hotel Café
Joshua Radin at the Largo at the Coronet
The Parlotones, Dinner & A Suit, Cameron, Irontom and Almost Normal at the Roxy Theatre
Little Daylight, Ablebody and Rare Times at the Bootleg Bar
The Spires, Babies On Acid and Bella Bazarria at the Silverlake Lounge
Jihae and Dave Stewart at the Viper Room
Machine Gun Kelly at the Fonda Theatre
B.A.P. at Club Nokia
Hookers & Blow and Dizzy Reed at the Whisky A Go Go
Banyan and Steel-Toed Slippers at the Mint
Jessalyn Brooks at Vitello’s Jazz & Supper Club
Hunter & the Dirty Jacks at Harvelle’s
Blackbear at Hemingway’s
Randy Emata at the Federal Bar
Prince and 3rd Eye Girl at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Bright Matter, Beach Club and Breach the Summit at the Detroit Bar
Marina & the Diamonds and Charli XCX a the Observatory
John DiCrosta, Julie Kidd and Lang Parker at the Coach House