Kevin Bronson on September 16th, 2014

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Tuesday’s top things:

‣ Profilic sonic alchemist Alfred Darlington – whom you know as Daedelus [pictured] – celebrates the release of his new album “The Light Brigade” with a show at Fifty Seven. The Baths side project Geotic supports, and guests from the Brainfeeder and Dublab crews will be on hand.
‣ Rise Against rocks the Wiltern behind their latest album “The Black Market,” released in July.
‣ Singer-songwriter Andrew Belle visits the Troubadour; his second album “Black Bear” came out a year ago. Sugar & the Hi Lows at the Troubadour
‣ Ryan Lerman heads up the lineup at a free show at the Bootleg Theatre – RiotHorse (featuring Emily Greene and Madi Diaz), Ellipses and Alex Lilly make it a very promising night.
‣ Tall Tales & the Silver Lining continue their residency at Harvard & Stone, supported by Cassandra and Two Sheds.
‣ And a big local show at the Echo brings together Oh Boys Les Mecs, Dekades and W.A.R.S. (ex-Great Northern).

Also:

Tribute to Nirvana, featuring the Burning of Rome, Beck Black, Ultra Violent Rays, Jonah Nimoy, Washing Machines and Mars & the Massacre, at the Satellite
Karen O at Amoeba
Avi Buffalo at Fingerprints
Coolzey, Fresh Kils, Kathryn Rose, Chris & Pat and Mega Ran at the Bootleg HiFi
Teach Me Equals and Joseph Christian Garate at the Silverlake Lounge
Black Star Electra, After Arrows and Eyes of One at the Viper Room
Nick Neihart, JPO and Stupid Man Suit at Lot 1
The Private Cat Radio at El Cid
Anahita Skye, Baskery, Marty Shannon and Jesse Thomas at the Hotel Café
Pizza Wolf, Pu$$y Cow and Way To Go Genius at La Cita
La Luz Del Mundo at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Open Mic at Saint Rocke
SoCal Reggae All Stars at the Wayfarer
Part Time, Gap Dream, Vision and Grape Street at the Constellation Room
Waka Flocka Flame and Joey Fatts at the Observatory
Theory of a Deadman at the City National Grove of Anaheim
Tina Michelle & the Rhinestone Cowgirls at the Federal Bar
Katy Perry and Tegan & Sara at the Honda Center
Uproar Festival at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Irvine

Photo of Daedelus from June’s Low End Theory Festival by Carl Pocket, courtesy of the Echo