Kevin Bronson on October 5th, 2014

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Fun day and night for your Sunday:

‣ The Chinatown Live Music Stage returns this afternoon for a matinee show in conjunction with CicLAvia – the free, all-ages event features PARIS, Wyatt Blair, Go Betty Go, Trapdoor Social and Boys School, with bands playing on the hour starting at noon.
‣ Elton John does a second night at Staples Center.
‣ Old school meets newer school when the legendary John Prine teams up with Conor Oberst for a show at the Greek Theatre.
‣ And the Drums, back with their third album “Encyclopedia” on Sept. 23, headline the Mayan Theater. Above, the video for “Magic Mountain.”

Also:

Glass Animals and Rome Fortune at the Troubadour
Paloma Faith and Liam Bailey at the Roxy Theatre
Stromae at the Fonda Theatre
Mainland and Stranger at the Echo (6 p.m.)
Terry Malts and Literature at the Echo (late show)
ABC at the Saban Theatre
Daniel Bambaata Marley and Air Life at the Bootleg HiFi
Open Mic at the Satellite
Clipping, Decide Today/Divtech/Evolve, I.E., Signor Benedick the Moor and Gang Wizard at the Smell
Ezina LeBlanc, Jade Valerie, Indigo, Anne Schulze, Leena Culhane and Beth Katte at the Hotel Café
Shaky Feelin’, Anna & the Statis, Headswell, Mary Has a Gun and Marley Munroe at the Mint
Justin Currie and the Mastersons at the Largo at the Coronet
Courtney Campbell at McCabe’s Guitar Shop (Daytime Show)
Parker Millsap at McCabe’s Guitar Shop
Senses Fail, No Bragging Rights and Knuckle Puck at the Observatory
Such a Mess at the House of Blues Anaheim
The Cypher Effect, Phora, Reverie, Self Provoked and Gavlyn at the Yost Theater
Carbon Leaf, Moon Police, Derek Thomas and Skyline Drive at the Coach House
Kings of Leon at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Irvine
Blake Shelton at the San Manuel Amphitheater
Tempo Ensemble at CSUN
Paquita la del Barrio at the Valley Performing Arts Center
Leslie Bee and Kevin Oneal Quartet at Vitello’s Jazz & Supper Club