Kevin Bronson on March 3rd, 2014

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The first of many Mega Mondays in March:

‣ Valley-based folk sextet Run River North celebrates the release of its self-titled debut (just out on Nettwerk) with a show at the Troubadour, supported by the Prowling Kind.
‣ Scottish quartet Glasvegas, returning to L.A. behind its third album “Later …  When the TV Turns to Static,” head up a packed lineup at It’s a School Night at Bardot. Of special note: Minneapolis indie-rockers Howler, whose second album comes out March 25 via Rough Trade. Also on tap: the Darcys and Gang of Youths.
‣ Lucinda Williams closes out a run of 10 southern California shows with a night at the Hotel Café, supported by the Kenneth Brian Band.
‣ Folk-soul crooner Moses Sumney kicks off his residency at the Bootleg Theater, supported by Jerome Holloway and Vikesh Kapoor.
‣ Indie-rock quintet James Supercave start their residency at the Echo, with De Lux and Dead Times opening.
‣ And it’s the opening night of the Eagle Rock Gospel Singers‘ residency at the Satellite – they will be joined by DA & the Jones (celebrating the release of their album “Sirens”), Rich Aucoin, Banta and Cory Becker.

Also:

Tosca at the El Rey Theatre
Almost Classy, the Gents, the Elovay and Laurelin Kruse at the Silverlake Lounge
Vertical Scratchers at Origami Vinyl
Open Mic at El Cid
Ceasefire at the House of Blues
LA Drugz and People Talk at Harvard & Stone
OMMB, Sam Ebako, the Periodical and the Terpsichords at the Mint

Photo by Cati Lafoon