19 Vancouver concerts this week, February 1 to 5

MONDAY: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian rockers Arkells at the Commodore, with guests Dreamers and Modern Space. SOLD OUT.

TUESDAY: California postpunk artist the Soft Moon plays Venue, with guest Left Spine Down.

TUESDAY: the Rossi Gang is featured in a night of dancing and live jazz music at Backstage Lounge.

TUESDAY: Scottish-born country artist Johnny Reid plays the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

TUESDAY: the Georgia Straight presents Canadian rockers Arkells at the Commodore, with guests Dreamers and Modern Space. SOLD OUT.

WEDNESDAY: Hawaiian multigenre ukulele player Jake Shimabukuro plays the Rio Theatre. SOLD OUT.

WEDNESDAY: South African-born Australian actor and dream-pop singer-songwriter Troye Sivan plays the Vogue Theatre.

WEDNESDAY: British electronica duo Just Kiddin' plays Alexander Gastown, with guests Waspy and DJ Wmnstudies.

WEDNESDAY: New York City electronica duo the Knocks plays the Imperial, with guests Cardiknox.

WEDNESDAY: British heavy-metal legends Black Sabbath play Rogers Arena on their final tour, with guests Rival Sons.

THURSDAY: Welsh experimental-rock band Super Furry Animals plays the Imperial, with guests Dead Meadow.

THURSDAY: Toronto five-piece indie band Modern Space plays the Media Club, with guests Derrival.

THURSDAY: MRG Concerts West presents an indie-pop dance party at the Biltmore.

FRIDAY: Winnipeg punk band Propagandhi plays the Rickshaw Theatre. SOLD OUT.

FRIDAY: Canadian indie-rock band Yukon Blonde plays the Commodore, showcasing tunes from latest album On Blonde.

FRIDAY: American electronica musician Baio plays the Biltmore, touring in support of debut solo album The Names.

FRIDAY: Mick Dalla-Vee and Tom Arntzen perform piano hits by Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Billy Joel, and Elton John at White Rock's Blue Frog Studios.

FRIDAY: Canadian alt-country singer-songwriter Carolyn Mark plays Skinny Fat Jacks.

FRIDAY: the Rogue Folk Club presents Canadian singer-songwriter and banjo player Old Man Luedeke at St. James Hall.