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    Alt-J, Little Dragon and More on KCRW This Week

    Upcoming Live Performances on MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC with host JASON BENTLEY Tuesday, September 9, UK’s Alt-J made their U.S. live radio debut on KCRW in 2012 and went on to…

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    By Rachel Reynolds • Sep 8, 2014 • 3 min read

    Upcoming Live Performances on MORNING BECOMES ECLECTIC with host JASON BENTLEY

    Tuesday, September 9, UK’s Alt-J made their U.S. live radio debut on KCRW in 2012 and went on to win the Mercury Prize that year. Their new record is already getting steady spins and they’ll stop by for a live set on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

    Wednesday, September 10, “Nabuma Rubberband” is Little Dragon‘s fourth studio album and adds a touch of R&B to the bands ready-made mix of fresh and fun dance music. We’ll air a performance taped in front of a live audience at Sonos Studio on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15 am.

    Friday, September 26, Toumani & Sidiki combine for a rare father-and-son collaboration. Toumani Diabaté –a genius of African music who is widely recognized as one of the world’s best kora players – plays duets with his son Sidiki, the instrument’s emerging star. Hear it live on Morning Becomes Eclectic at 11:15am.

    KCRW PRESENTS

    Thurs, September 11, Twilight Concert Series with Charles Bradley and King James & The Special Men hosted by Marion Hodges on the Santa Monica Pier

    Sat, September 13, Porter Robinson at the Shrine Expo Hall

    Thurs, September 18, Fatboy Slim with Nervo at the Shrine Expo Hall

    Sat, September 20, Jose James at the Troubadour

    Sun, September 21, KCRW’s World Festival features Caetano Veloso, Andrew Bird, Devendra Banhart and DJ Frosty at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, September 21, Meshell Ndegeocello at the El Rey Theatre

    Fri, September 26, Toumani & Sidke Diabaté with Rokia Traoré at UCLA’s Royce Hall

    Sat, September 27, Bob Mould at The Roxy

    Sat, September 27, Thievery Corporation with special guest Stephen “Ragga” Marley at The Greek Theatre

    Sun, September 28, KCRW’s World Festival features the Pixies, Gogol Bordello, and Cat Power at the Hollywood Bowl

    Sun, September 28, Thievery Corporation at the Santa Barbara Bowl

    Wed, October 1, The War on Drugs at the Glass House in Pomona

    Wed, October 1, Ryan Adams at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara

    Thurs, October 2, DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist at the House of Blues in Anaheim

    Thurs, October 2, Nick Waterhouse at the Mayan Theatre

    Fri, October 3, DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist at the Hollywood Palladium.

    Sat, October 4, Angélique Kidjo at UCSB’s Campbell Hall

    Sat, October 4, Com Truise at the El Rey Theatre

    Sat, October 4 and Sun, October 5, Glass Animals at the Troubadour

    Fri, October 10, Bahamas at the Roxy

    Sat, October 11, KCRW radio sponsor of Supersonico featuring Café Tacuba, Nortec Collective Presents Bostich + Fussible, Ana Tijoux, Bomba Estereo, La Santa Cecilia, Ceci Bastida, KCRW DJ’s Raul Campos and Anthony Valadez and more at The Shrine Auditorium

    Wed, October 15, The Horrors at the Mayan

    Wed, October 15 and Thurs, October 16, SBTRKT at Belasco Theatre

    Wed, October 15, The New Pornographers with Neko Case at Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown

    Thurs, October 16 through Sat, October 18, Culture Collide Los Angeles with live performances by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Quantic, Until the Ribbon Breaks, Nina Persson, Cloud Nothings, In the Valley Below and more at various venues across L.A.

    Thurs, October 16, Massive Attack at the Greek Theatre

    Thurs, October 16, of Montreal at the Mayan

    Fri, October 17, Massive Attack at the Santa Barbara Bowl

    Tues, October 21, Banks at Wiltern

    Tues, October 21, Metronomy at The Regent Theater, Downtown L.A.

    Thurs, October 23, Tom Vek at the Echo

    Thurs, October 23, Kimbra at the Roxy

    Fri, October 24, Dale Earnhardt Jr Jr at the Regent Theater

    Fri, October 24, Kimbra at the Observatory in Santa Ana

    Fri, October 24, Tru Thoughts’ 15th Anniversary with Alice Russell at The Skirball Center

    Fri, October 24, Exposed: Songs For Unseen Warhol Films featuring Tom Verlaine, Martin Rev, Dean Wareham, Eleanor Friedberger and Bradford Cox at Royce Hall

    Fri, October 24, TV On The Radio at Pappy And Harriet’s

    Sat, October 25, KCRW’s Halloween Ball Masquerade

    Sat, October 25, Tennis at the Troubadour

    Sat, October 25, Tinariwen at the Troubadour

    Sun, October 26, Vacationer at the Roxy

    Sun, October 26, Tinariwen at UCSB’s Campbell Hall

    Mon, October 27, Little Dragon at The Observatory–Santa Ana

    Fri, November 7, Fool’s Gold at the Echo

    Wed, November 12, Tame Impala at The Shrine Auditorium

    Fri, November 14, RAC at The Fonda

    Sat, February 21, Mulatu Astatke at UCLA’s Royce Hall

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      Rachel Reynolds

      Producer, 'Morning Becomes Eclectic'

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