Review: Kacey Musgraves is for lovers at post-Grammys Valentine’s Day show

Her latest release has the warm, luminous textures of a Linda Ronstadt song seeping out of the radio at sunset circa '77. At the Ace, her six-piece band and two backing vocalists conjured its supple beauty with the ache of pedal steel, pluck of banjo and a surplus of acoustic guitar. They kept their fingerprints light on the ballads ("Rainbow," "Oh, What a World"), but also flexed some might on the disco thump of "High Horse" and "Velvet Elvis."