Music

19 Vancouver concerts this weekend, November 13 to 15

by Steve Newton on November 12th, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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      FRIDAY: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian rock singer-songwriter Matthew Good at the Vogue, with guest Scott Helman.

      FRIDAY: Canadian indie-rock musician Rich Aucion plays the Fox Cabaret, with guests the Elwins.

      FRIDAY: Canadian country artist Tim Hicks plays the Commodore, with guests Cold Creek County and Jason Benoit.

      FRIDAY: Italian jazz group Luigi Bonafede Quintet plays the Italian Cultural Centre, with North Delta vocalist Leora Cashe.

      FRIDAY: Stomp Records' 20th anniversary show at the Rickshaw features Canadian ska and punk bands the Real McKenzies, the Brains, the Isotopes, Rude City Riot, and Los Kung-Fu Monkeys.

      FRIDAY: Nanaimo-born, Newfoundland-based folk artist Allison Crowe leads her band at St. James Hall.

      SATURDAY: The Rogue Folk Club presents B.C. folk fiddler, singer, and composer Jocelyn Pettit and her band at St. James Hall.

      SATURDAY: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian rock singer-songwriter Matthew Good at the Vogue, with guest Scott Helman.

      SATURDAY: the Georgia Straight presents British folk-rock vocalist-guitarist Richard Thompson and his band at the Rio Theatre.

      SATURDAY: 1970s-themed funk and old-school dance party at the Croatian Cultural Centre features music spun by DJ Daddy Mikey and Earl da Pearl.

      SATURDAY: Oklahoma City rock band Broncho plays the Cobalt, with guests the Shelters and Pearl Charles.

      SATURDAY: Texas-based choral-rock band the Polyphonic Spree plays Venue on its 15th-anniversary tour.

      SATURDAY: Blueprint Live presents Nebraska indie-rock band the Good Life at Fortune Sound Club, with guests Big Harp.

      SUNDAY: British hard-rock group the Cult coheadlines the Queen Elizabeth Theatre with Scottish alt-rock band Primal Scream.

      SUNDAY: Welsh noise-pop band Joanna Gruesome plays the Cobalt, touring in support of latest album Peanut Butter.

      SUNDAY: London indie-pop band Citizens plays Fortune Sound Club, touring in support of latest albumEuropean Soul.

      SUNDAY: Coastal Jazz presents American jazz drummer Scott Amendola and his band at Studio Records.

      SUNDAY: Canadian progressive-metal band Protest the Hero plays the Vogue Theatre, celebrating the 10-year anniversary of its album Kezia.

      SUNDAY: Brazilian-born musician Marcio Faraco performs original compositions at West Vancouver's Kay Meek Centre.

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