Kevin Bronson on January 28th, 2013

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One of those mammoth Mondays:

‣ It’s release week for Local Natives’ sophomore album “Hummingbird,” and the L.A. quintet plays the first of two sold-out shows with Superhumanoids. Tonight’s show is at the Fonda Theatre.
‣ Niki & the Dove play the El Rey Theatre behind their album “instinct,” supported by Vacationer and Kan Wakan.
‣ U.K. piano man Tom Odell, just 22, makes his L.A. debut at It’s a School Night at Bardot. He will be joined on the bill by Swedish electro outfit Urban Cone, also making their L.A. debut, and local trio Wildcat! Wildcat! That’s a Brit Awards’ video of Odell performing “Another Love,” above.
‣ And the January residencies come to a close, and they have been dandies – PAPA (supported by Chief and Sean Bones) at the Bootleg Theater, Feeding People (supported by Froth, Corners, Drinking Flowers and Heroes & Heroines) at the Echo, Yellow Alex (supported by Jhameel and a Portugal. The Man DJ set) at the Satellite and Maximum Hedrum at Los Globos.

Also:

Sea Wolf and The Donnies The Amys at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts
Lisa Loeb, James Douglas Show, Pop Levi and Elektrik People at the Central SAPC
Aaron Neville at the Grammy Museum
Dally, Tabor Mountain, Hydrogen Bomb Island and Fox & Bear at pehrspace
Them Howling Bones at Grand Star Jazz Club
Mason South at the Federal Bar
Jason Joseph & the Spectacular, Aly Tadros, Irvin Dally and Sandy Thom at the Hotel Café
Bullet & Snowfox and Deluka at Harvard & Stone
Charlie Bereal at the Mint
Heavy Glow, the Aeons, M_Y_A and Jillian Jensen at the Roxy Theatre
Oedipus, Glyscian, Madlife and Cityzen at the Viper Room
Steel Panther, Phil X & the Drills and 28 North at the House of Blues Hollywood
JASH and Hey You! at the Key Club
Jimi Blaze at Saint Rocke
Adam Green, Binki Shapiro and Summer Twins at the Constellation Room
Christina Perri at the House of Blues Anaheim
The Who at the Honda Center
Chuck Loeb, Peter Erskine, Mitchel Forman and Nathan East at Vitello’s Jazz & Supper Club
Jackson Browne at the Fred Kavli Theatre