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Music Picks: Sinead O'Connor, Ryan Adams, Busdriver, Matthew Dear
Also, Wye Oak, Jeff Lorber Band, Hiromi and others
Also playing:
BIG TIME RUSH at Gibson Amphitheatre; EMILY WELLS at the Echo; KEITH SWEAT, O'JAYS, WHISPERS at Nokia Theatre; Kathleen Grace at BLUE WHALE; THE FLING at Bootleg Bar; CAKE at Hollywood Palladium.
PHOTO BY NEIL GAVIN
Sinead O'Connor: See Monday.
PHOTO BY DAVID BLACK
Ryan Adams. See Friday.
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Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 S. Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Category: Music Venues
Region: Out of Town
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The Redwood Bar & Grill
316 W. Second St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Category: Bars/Clubs
Region: Downtown
House of Blues Sunset Strip
8430 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Category: Bars/Clubs
Region: Out of Town
El Rey Theatre
5515 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Category: Bars/Clubs
Region: Mid-Wilshire/ Hancock Park
The Troubadour
9081 Santa Monica Blvd.
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Category: Bars/Clubs
Region: West Hollywood
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HOUSE OF BLUES
Even as the Darkness's 2003 debut album, Permission to Land, was becoming a multimillion seller, there was widespread speculation that the Brit band was some sort of spandex-clad spoof — which only lent an unlikely mystique to its AC/DC-meets-classic-Queen retro pop-metal. In fact, this over-the-top quartet was always deadly serious about creating robust glam anthems laced with ludicrous lyrics, swaggering six-string histrionics and frontman Justin Hawkins' eye-rolling falsetto. In keeping with the group's cartooning (accidental or otherwise) of every rock star cliché, what followed included a relative flop of a second album, an ugly lineup shuffle and rehab for Hawkins. But in an equally Spinal Tap–ish twist, the original Darkness now are heroically reunited, with a returned sense of fun and still this millennium's most multidimensionally entertaining live rock show. —Paul Rogers
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VEKTOR at the Echo; TONI BRAXTON, BABYFACE at Nokia Theatre.
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EL REY THEATRE
If you can get past its awkward, self-help-book-style title, Sinéad O'Connor's new album, How About I Be Me (and You Be You)?, is an impressive return to form. With songs like "I Had a Baby," themes of domestic bliss and romantic enchantment abound. On "Old Lady," she takes delight in a lover who makes her "laugh like an idiot/and not be so serious," and her relaxed joy is almost palpable on the inviting love song "Reason With Me." Lest you think she's lost her edge, tracks like "Take Off Your Shoes" recall the emotional catharsis of her more provocative early songs, as she declares, "I bleed the blood of Jesus over you/And over every fucking thing you do." At moments like this, O'Connor's voice is eerily baleful and powerful and still capable of raising literal chills up the spine. Also Tues. —Falling James
Gregory Rogove, Big Sir,Eureka the Butcher, Sadah Luna
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Gregory Rogove is the drummer of Priestbird and Megapuss with the Strokes' Fabrizio Moretti, does ace tubs wickedness with bud Devendra Banhart and loads more. Rogove now has a two-disc multimedia release called Piana, an album of very moody, impressionistic solo piano compositions that comes with a bonus DVD, including video interpretations of the tracks and radical remixes by the likes of Banhart himself, the Bees, Lucky Dragons and Violens. Rogove and superspecial guests will further reinterpret the pieces to visual accompaniment. Also Big Sir, featuring the Mars Volta's Juan Alderete and Air vocalist Lisa Papineau — they'll play from their gorgeous new Before Gardens After Gardens album — and Zechs Marquise multi-instrumentalist Marcel Lopez-Rodriguez, who brings his Eureka the Butcher and Sadah Lunah. —John Payne
Also playing:
CRAIG FINN at Troubadour.
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Also playing:
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