Phoebe Bridgers, My Chemical Romance and all your Halloween club needs

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Set us as preferred Halloween in Los Angeles is not just Gay Christmas — it’s become a pretty exceptional weekend for music, with top touring acts planning blowout stands around the occasion.While the weekend might be a little soggy weather-wise, here are a few of the better shows and club nights to plan your costumes around.Phoebe Bridgers You don’t wear a custom Thom Browne crystal skeleton suit to the Grammys unless you have a deep bench of spooky gear.

Bridgers’ three shows at the Intuit Dome this weekend, supporting her expansive LP “Lost Weekend,” secure her status as a stadium-caliber star with a subculture all her own.Intuit Dome, Friday through Sunday.My Chemical Romance It’s never not Halloween for My Chem lifers, but there’s no band better equipped for the occasion fresh off a full revisit of their 2006 LP “The Black Parade.” They also have a new short film with Bridgers and Billie Eilish and reportedly a comeback album in the works.

Hollywood Bowl, Friday and Saturday.Music A Koreatown church featured in My Chemical Romance’s “Helena” video has become an immersive tribute, with a replica casket, fan photo ops and organ renditions of songs from “The Black Parade.”‘Weird Al’ YankovicPop’s finest satirist had his Hollywood star turn with 1989’s “UHF,” where he played an amateur TV station manager going off the rails.

Yankovic revisits the cult classic with a screening set to a live-soundtrack performance.Greek Theatre, Saturday.

OriginThe new Arts District electronic music venue, an ambitious bet on DTLA’s eventual revival, formally debuts to the city with this block party featuring French duo the Blaze, Dirtybird don Claude VonStroke and a tribute to the late “Nightcall” producer Kavinsky.(There’s also an Arcade Fire DJ set, pending your interest in their comeback...

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