Kevin Bronson on February 18th, 2013

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Let’s keep things presidential, shall we?

‣ L.A. trio Gliss, its latest album “Langdom Dans” deservedly piling up good reviews, continue their residency at Los Globos. The night, hosted by Buzz Bands LA, also features sets from Touché, Baron von Luxxury and Tic Tic Boom!
‣ Kan Wakan’s residency at the Echo features opening sets from VUM and Evan Slamka.
‣ Downstairs at the Echoplex, there’s a great lineup for the A House For Lions residency that includes Wake Up Lucid, Rainbow Jackson and Daniel Ahearn & the Jones.
‣ The Mowgli’s continue their stand at the Satellite, supported by Torches, Act As If and NYC’s Ghost Beach.
‣ And it’s a jam-packed night at the Silverlake Lounge, where residents Wires in the Walls are joined by George Glass, Escalator Hill, Michael Davis With Lions and the Picture and the Frame.

Also:

OM, Sir Richard Bishop and Sun Araw at the Center for the Arts in Eagle Rock
K. Flay, Gavin Turek and Beach Party at It’s a School Night at Bardot
Mystery Skulls, Moonchild, White Bush and Realboy at the Bootleg Bar
UUVVWWZ, Dark Furs and Town In the City at the Central SAPC
Jessica Ash, Hey You! and the Cartunes at the Key Club
Cockney Rejects, Youth Brigade, Union 13 and Warlords at the El Rey Theatre
Taylor Dexter, Kyle Crane and the Blake Straus Trio at Lot 1
Moment Trigger, Schwarz, Gnarbaby and Dead Wolf Black at pehrspace
Jason Joseph & the Spectacular, Josh Krajcik, Somebody’s Darling, Mike Elizondo and Lindsey Ray at the Hotel Café
Sarah Grace, Daniel Sobrino, Ryan Collins and Jonezen at the Mint
City In the Sea and To Each His Own at the Whisky
28 North, the Bleecker Street Company, Naked Walrus, Bartholomew and 2ndwheel at the Viper Room
Steel Panther at the House of Blues Hollywood
Mason South at the Federal Bar
Brett Vogel at Saint Rocke
Holychild, Hotel Cinema and This Time With Feeling at the Detroit Bar
Billy Kernkamp & the Brides With Flying Sparks and Long Black Shadows at the Constellation Room
PAX217, Ruslan & the BREAX Band, Number One Gun and Propaganda at the House of Blues Anaheim