Julia Holter concert review: Solemn and stately at Sixth & I Historic Synagogue

The downstairs room at the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue doesn't share the same ornate, mystical vibe as the main hall situated above it, but it is an inviting space. Couches were lined up in front of the stage for Julia Holter's show Thursday night, with 10 to 12 rows of chairs behind. With 120 or so people gathered, the event felt like a gallery or university happening, appropriate for the L.A.-based artist's often high-concept music. Her tumbling, bewitching performance -- highlighted by five ...