Kevin Bronson on April 4th, 2016

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Monday’s Los Angeles concerts:

► Athens, Ga., quartet Mothers [see recap from Friday’s show] are part of a big evening at It’s a School Night at Bardot. Cobi headlines; Trickster Guru celebrates the release of a new EP; and Midwesterner Bryce Fox rounds out the bill.
► Norwegian electro-pop sorceress Aurora does the first of two nights at the Troubadour behind her debut album “All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend.” Tor Miller opens.
► With his fifth album “Fire Engine Red” on the way, Robert Francis begins a residency at the Silverlake Lounge.
► Tank holds for at the El Rey Theatre behind his new album “Sex Love & Pain II,” with Trevor Jackson and 12Til supporting.
► Seattle-born, New York-based duo Iska Dhaaf, whose second album “The Wanting Creature” is due next month, kicks off a residency at the Bootleg Theater, with BOYO, Tashaki Miyaki and Sand supporting.
► Korey Dane holds down the residency at the Echo, joined on opening night by Maxim Ludwig, Buckaroo and Cheap Tissue.
► And at the Satellite, electro-pop trio Transviolet launches a run of free Mondays, joined by Strangeheart and Hawai.

Also:

Facial, Fakers, the Primals and Kmart at the Hi-Hat
XO, Channel and Teenage Wrist at Resident
Modern Crush, Sound Is Lovv and Nani at Harvard & Stone
Brandy Clark and the Deltaz at the Hotel Café
Jordie Lane, Maesa Pullman, Doran Danoff, Sarah Hollins, Rueben Koops, Kat McDowell, Joel Eckels, Ben Matin, Derek Carter and Andrea Silva at the Hotel Café Second Stage
Erkan Ogur and Ismail Hakki at Los Globos
Curse, Select Sex and Sadistic Candle at Pehrspace
Anny Colvin, Streetlight Cadence, Kendall Morgan, Ramsey and Tesha at the Mint
Bloody Knives, Luna 13, Mankind is Obsolete and Draemings at the Viper Room
American Pinup, American Splendor and Shake & Pop at the Redwood Bar
Bible Study, Music for the Moment and Snow Nerds at the Ham and Eggs Tavern
King Shelter, Bear Fight and Super Whatevr at the Wayfarer
Jeremih at the Observatory
Open Mic at El Cid