88 Vancouver concerts in June

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      From the scintillating blues of Buddy Guy to the rootsy rock of Dave Alvin, there's plenty of Vancouver concerts happening in June. Here's 88 to choose from.

      JUNE 1: Nigerian hip-hop vocalist Nneka plays the Biltmore Cabaret, touring in support of latest release My Fairy Tales.

      JUNE 2: American actor, author, comedian, and singer-songwriter Bette Midler plays Rogers Arena, touring in support of latest release It's the Girls!.

      JUNE 2: Surrey's Raju Johal performs a bhangra concert at the Fox Cabaret.

      JUNE 3: Los Angeles pop band Best Coast plays the Imperial, touring in support of latest release California Nights.

      JUNE 4: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian nuevo-flamenco guitarist Jesse Cook (above) at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

      JUNE 4: the Walkmen singer Hamilton Leithauser plays Venue, with guests Jack + Eliza.

      JUNE 4: Canadian folk-rock singer-songwriter Danny Michel plays the Fox Cabaret.

      JUNE 4: the Music Waste Festival kicks off, featuring independent music to June 7 at various Vancouver venues.

      JUNE 4: Vancouver-based dark-pop band the Belle Game plays the Biltmore, with guest David Vertesi.

      JUNE 4: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian folk-rock band Great Lake Swimmers (above) at the Vogue, with guests the Weather Station.

      JUNE 5: Ontario party-rocker Kim Mitchell ("Go For Soda", "Patio Lanterns") plays the Commodore Ballroom.

      JUNE 5: U.K. rocker Hugh Cornwell from the Stranglers plays the Media Club, touring in support of latest album Totem and Taboo.

      JUNE 5: Canadian rock bands Headpins, Toronto, and Helix play a triple-bill at Hard Rock Casino Vancouver.

      JUNE 5: the three-day Levitation Vancouver music festival kicks off at the Rickshaw Theatre.

      JUNE 6: the Georgia Straight presents White Rock reggae-pop singer-songwriter Daniel Wesley at the Commodore.

      JUNE 7: Canadian country-pop superstar Shania Twain (above) performs the first of two shows at Rogers Arena on her farewell tour.

      JUNE 7: Wyoming punk-rock quartet Teenage Bottlerocket plays Venue, with guests the Copyrights and the Isotopes.

      JUNE 8: Portland psychedelic-rock band Black Pussy plays the Biltmore, touring in support of latest release Magic Mustache.

      JUNE 9: Chicago-based deathcore band Veil of Maya plays the Rickshaw Theatre, with guests Revocation, Gift Giver, and Entheos.

      JUNE 9: Canadian country-pop superstar Shania Twain performs the second of two shows at Rogers Arena on her farewell tour.

      JUNE 9: American indie-folk singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens plays the Orpheum, touring in support of new album Carrie & Lowell.

      JUNE 9: Austin dance-pop trio Holiday Mountain plays the Media Club.

      JUNE 10: New Orleans doom-metal band Crowbar plays the Rickshaw, with guests Battlecross, Lord Dying, Terrifier, and Bog.

      JUNE 10: American indie-rock band Delta Spirit (above) plays the Biltmore, touring in support of latest release Into the Wide.

      JUNE 11: Canadian shoegaze band No Joy plays the Biltmore, touring in support of new album More Faithful.

      JUNE 12: American industrial-metal band Ministry plays the Vogue, touring in support of latest album From Beer to Eternity.

      JUNE 12: Florida indie-rock quartet Surfer Blood (above) plays Venue, with guest Alex Calder.

      JUNE 12: Canadian blues-rocker David Wilcox ("Hypnotizin' Boogie", "Bump Up Ahead") plays the River Rock Show Theatre.

      JUNE 12: Nanaimo blues-rocker David Gogo plays Blue Frog Studios in White Rock.

      JUNE 13: the Red Truck Parking Lot Concert Series kicks off with Five Alarm Funk, Tonye Aganaba, Kutapira, and DJ Vinyl Ritchie.

      JUNE 13: American punk-rock band Screeching Weasel plays the Commodore, with guests MxPx.

      JUNE 13: the Covenant Festival features Rites of Thy Degringolade, Mitochondrion, Ritual Necromancy, Garotting Deep, Deathwinds, and the Nausea at the Rickshaw.

      JUNE 14: American hard-rock band Halestorm (above) plays the Commodore, with guests Rival Sons and Royal Thunder.

      JUNE 14: the Coastal Sound Youth Choir and local indie band the Saltines present Indiekor, a fusion of classical choral music and indie rock at the Vogue.

      JUNE 14: Italian classical tenor Andrea Bocelli plays Rogers Arena.

      JUNE 15: the Pacific Bluegrass & Heritage Society presents bluegrass music by Jeff Scroggins, Tristan Scroggins, and Greg Blake at the ANZA Club.

      JUNE 15: Canadian electropop duo Purity Ring (above) plays the Vogue, touring in support of latest release Another Eternity.

      JUNE 15: Reno hardcore punk band 7 Seconds plays Fortune Sound Club, with guests the Briggs, Bishop's Green, and Success.

      JUNE 16: the Georgia Straight presents Indian film-score composer and electronic musician A.R. Rahman at the Orpheum Theatre.

      JUNE 16: Australian indie-pop quartet San Cisco plays Venue, with guests the Prettiots.

      JUNE 16: San Diego indie-rock band the Donkeys plays the Media Club, with guests Extra Classic.

      JUNE 16: the Jericho Folk Club presents local fingerstyle guitarist Don Alder (above) performing songs from new CD Armed & Dangerous at Jericho Sailing Centre.

      JUNE 17: Japanese indie and underground bands OWARIKARA, mothercoat, otori, PENs+, and Atlantis Airport play the Biltmore Cabaret at Next Music from Tokyo Vol. 7.

      JUNE 17: London-based dance-music production duo Snakehips plays the Imperial.

      JUNE 18: the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival kicks off, running at various venues until July 1.

      JUNE 18: horn-driven pop-rock group Chicago ("Make Me Smile", "Saturday in the Park") plays the River Rock Show Theatre.

      JUNE 18: Samuel Sixto performs for the opening night of Vancouver’s 26th Festival d’été francophone.

      JUNE 18: Norwegian tropical-house producer and pianist Matoma plays Fortune Sound Club, with guests Ryan Trax and Solectas.

      JUNE 18: Portland metal quartet Agalloch plays Venue, with guests Helen Money.

      JUNE 19: New Orleans metal band Goatwhore (above) plays the Rickshaw, with guests Black Breath, Ringworm, Theories, Skull Vultures, and Klandestin.

      JUNE 19: Raven & Dove, the Lazy Jacks, Lemon Gin, Mary Armitage, and Chris Ronald perform Folk Music For Everyone at St. Paul's Anglican Church.

      JUNE 19: American hip-hop trio Bel Biv Devoe ("Poison", "Do Me!") plays the River Rock Show Theatre.

      JUNE 19: Grammy-winning blues-guitar legend Buddy Guy plays the Orpheum as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 19: Brazilian vocalist-guitarist Joyce Moreno performs at the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 19: British folk-pop singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran (above) performs at Rogers Arena, touring in support of latest release x.

      JUNE 20: U.K.-based prog-rock vocalist-guitarist Steven Wilson plays the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 20: Georgia guitar-rockers Collective Soul ("Shine", "The World I Know") play Hard Rock Casino Vancouver.

      JUNE 20: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian electronica-First Nations trio A Tribe Called Red at Malkin Bowl.

      JUNE 20: California experimental hip-hop duo Death Grips plays the Commodore.

      JUNE 20: experimental post-punk band Algiers plays the Biltmore.

      JUNE 21: Brooklyn-based fusion group Snarky Puppy plays the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 21: British death-metal band Bolt Thrower plays the Rickshaw, with guests Hellshock and Baptists.

      JUNE 22: American jazz bassist-composer Stanley Clarke (above) leads his band at the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 22: electronica composers and sound artists Ben Frost and Tim Hecker coheadline the Imperial.

      JUNE 22: English indie-rock band Swervedriver plays the Biltmore.

      JUNE 22: Brooklyn-based indie-pop singer-songwriter Tor Miller plays the Media Club.

      JUNE 23: New York City a cappella group Naturally 7 plays the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 23: American R&B-soul singer-songwriter Erykah Badu (above) performs at the Orpheum as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 24: Make Music Vancouver features free performances in Gastown by a vast array of local bands.

      JUNE 24: jazz trio the Bad Plus performs with saxophonist Joshua Redman and Kneebody at the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 25: American country singer-songwriter Kenny Chesney plays Ambleside Park, with guests Jake Owen and Chase Rice.

      JUNE 25: soul-rock vocalist Ms. Lisa Fischer performs with Grand Baton at the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 26: the Rogue Folk Club presents El Paso-based singer-songwriter and guitarist Tom Russell at St. James Hall.

      JUNE 26: American rapper Goldlink plays Alexander, touring in support of latest release The God Complex.

      JUNE 26: Brazilian-born, New York City-based jazz vocalist Eliane Elias (above) plays the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 27: Canadian folk legend Gordon Lightfoot ("Sundown", "Carefree Highway") plays the River Rock Show Theatre.

      JUNE 27: Vancouver-based blues duo the Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer plays the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, with guests the Matinée

      JUNE 27: the Roundhouse Weekend Innovation Series features two days of live jazz as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 28: Italian-American smooth-jazz trumpeter and composer Chris Botti plays the River Rock Show Theatre.

      JUNE 29: American funk-soul group Tower of Power plays the Vogue as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 30: San Francisco orchestral-pop band the Family Crest (above) plays the Biltmore, with guests Hey Marseilles.

      JUNE 30: American hip-hop/neo-soul band the Roots performs at the Orpheum Theatre as part of the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival.

      JUNE 30: Los Angeles punk-rock band Bad Religion plays the Commodore, with guests Plague Vendor.

      JUNE 30: British rockers the Fixx ("One Thing Leads to Another", "Saved By Zero") play Hard Rock Casino Vancouver.

      JUNE 30: San Francisco pop singer-songwriter Christopher Owens plays the Cobalt, touring in support of latest release A New Testament.

      JUNE 30: roots-rock singer-guitarist Dave Alvin leads his band the Guilty Ones at the Electric Owl, with guests the James "Buddy" Rogers Band.

      JUNE 30: American indie-rock bands Guantanamo Baywatch and Juan Wauters coheadline the WISE Hall.

      JUNE 30: Canadian pop-rockers Carole Pope and Rough Trade ("High School Confidential") play the Asylum Sound Stage at Hard Rock Casino Vancouver.

      Comments

      3 Comments

      Wiederman

      May 27, 2015 at 5:10pm

      If you count late May and Early September...that's 14 weeks of summer!

      Awesome! 14/88!

      Bez

      May 27, 2015 at 10:48pm

      You forgot Bob Log III at the Cobalt on the 12th.

      Wayne isley

      May 28, 2015 at 8:36pm

      James McMurtry on the 5th and Television on the 26th - or do you not count creative talents?