18 Vancouver concerts this weekend, April 20 to 22
FRIDAY: Toronto alt-rockers Sloan play the Imperial, touring in support of latest studio album Sloan 12.
FRIDAY: chart-topping DJ and producer Dillon Francis plays the Harbour Events Centre, with guest Dzeko.
FRIDAY: the Rogue Folk Club presents Welsh Celtic-folk singer-songwriter and guitarist Martyn Joseph at St. James Hall.
FRIDAY: Peggy Lee's Echo Painting album launch party at the WISE Hall features a new large ensemble of Vancouver improvisers.
FRIDAY: Vancouver-based funk band Five Alarm Funk plays the Commodore Ballroom, with guest DJ Shub.
FRIDAY: Montreal electronic band Life's Strange Dream plays the Rickshaw Theatre, with guests Das Mortal, FM Attack, and Galactic Hobos.
FRIDAY: blues singer-keyboardist Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne plays White Rock's Blue Frog Studios.
SATURDAY: Australian hip-hop artist Manu Crooks plays Fortune Sound Club, with guests So Loki, Illyminiachi, and Manila Grey.
SATURDAY: Vancouver rock 'n' roller Jeremy Allingham performs tunes from new album Run Wild at the Fox Cabaret, with guests Lady Mystics and Old Soul Rebel.
SATURDAY: Motown Meltdown fundraiser for Seva Canada’s international eye-care work features Motown music by over 30 artists, including Marcus Mosely, Dawn Pemberton, Jane Mortifee, and Warren Dean Flandez.
SUNDAY: legendary Canadian folk singer-songwriter and First Nations activist Buffy Sainte-Marie plays the WISE Hall as part of the Verses Festival of Words.
SUNDAY: pianist Kristian Alexandrov performs with vocalist Shannon Gaye, bassist Ben Harries, and drummer Joel Fountain at Surrey's Northwood United Church.
SUNDAY: eleven-piece R&B/funk group Top City performs a tribute to legendary horn band Tower of Power at the Fairview Pub.
SUNDAY: the Poster Squad presents performances by Focused, Fusionstein, Gonzulu, and the Eastside Ramblers a LanaLou's Restaurant.
SUNDAY: the Rogue Folk Club presents local Celtic fiddle player Kiérah at St. James Hall.
SUNDAY: American country singer-songwriter Granger Smith plays the Commodore Ballroom.
SUNDAY: folk-music collective HAYA Band combines Mongolian singing and world music with traditional and modern instruments at Kay Meek Centre.
SUNDAY: the Sacred Sexual Music Festival at Venables Hall features performances by Matthew Kocel, Kamile Kapel, Eric Bowers, Alchemana, Shanikar, and Andrew Kim.
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