Kevin Bronson on February 13th, 2012

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Excellent night up and down and all around our fair city:

‣ Milo Greene, the L.A. quintet that just finished recording its forthcoming debut album, kicks off a three-week residency at the Satellite. Family of the Year, Maniac and Handshakes support on opening night. That’s Marlana Sheetz at right, from Milo Greene’s performance last July at Also I Like to Rock at the Hammer Museum.
‣ The second week of the Electric Guest residency at the Echo features Summer Camp, Haim and Cuckoo Chaos.
‣ Big doings at It’s a School Night at Bardot: Lady Danville celebrates the release of its debut EP; Cincinnati quartet Walk the Moon headlines; U.K. soul singer Liam Bailey makes his L.A. debut; and Butterfly Boucher also shows off some new tunes (she also plays earlier, at 7, at Room 5).
‣ Americana and folk is in order at the Silverlake Lounge, where Judson McKinney continues his residency supported by Aaron Embry, the Far West and Escalator Hill.
‣ Incan Abraham sails into Week 2 of its Bootleg Bar residency on a night that also boasts Nightmare & the Cat, the Pity Party and the debut of High Rise, the new project featuring Mike Moonves of Chief.
‣ NO celebrates the vinyl release of its EP “Don’t Worry, You’ll Be Here Forever” with a 7 p.m. in-store at Origami Vinyl.
‣ And Public Enemy, celebrating their 25th anniversary, does an interview and Q&A at the Grammy Museum.

Also:

Wale at the Key Club
Dorian Wood and Fredrik at the Hotel Cafe
Adam Shenk at the Mint
Evolove, Burlesque All Stars, Neo Geo and more at the Roxy
Some Hear Explosions, Kid Hollywood and We Are the Arsenal at the Viper Room
Frank Fairfield at the Redwood Bar
Children of Bodom at the Yost Theater in Santa Ana
Nomi at the Detroit Bar
Blonde Bazaar at Skinny’s in North Hollywood
And just in time for Valentine’s Day, Give Up – the club night launched eons ago by Dntel (Jimmy Tamborello) and Frosty (Mark McNeill of Dublab) – returns to the Hyperion Tavern for a night of sad music. As they say, “Stop dancing and cry.”