22 Vancouver concerts this weekend, November 29 to December 1

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      FRIDAY: Vancouver-based indie-pop band Harlequin Gold plays the WISE Hall.

      FRIDAY: Australian hip-hop group Hilltop Hoods plays the Commodore Ballroom, with guest Adrian Eagle.

      FRIDAY: East Van Soul Night at LanaLou's Restaurant features performances by the Vanrays and Preston & Fletcher.

      FRIDAY: seminal San Francisco punk band Toiling Midgets plays CBDBs, with guests Car 87, Crummy, and Triple Fisting.

      FRIDAY: North Carolina jazz vets Stephen Riley and Ernest Turner play high-energy, genre-spanning jazz at the Silk Purse Arts Centre.

      FRIDAY: Elevate Music Project Night Two at the Biltmore Cabaret features performances by Meltt, Porteau, Noble Son, CamBlake, and ursidae.

      SATURDAY: the Mint Records Ridiculously Early Xmas Party features indie rock and punk rock by Necking, Tough Age, Dumb, Supermoon, Kellarissa, and Jay Arner at the Red Gate Arts Society.

      SATURDAY: New York hardcore band Show Me the Body plays the WISE Hall, with guests Urochromes.

      SATURDAY: postpunk/darkwave group She Past Away plays the Rickshaw Theatre.

      SATURDAY: eight-piece Vancouver band Zappostrophe celebrates the music of Frank Zappa at the Fox Cabaret.

      SATURDAY: Oklahoma pop-rock band Hanson plays the Vogue Theatre, with guests Joshua & the Holy Rollers and Paul McDonald.

      SATURDAY: Vancouver beach-rocker Daniel Wesley performs with his band at White Rock's Blue Frog Studios.

      SATURDAY: Park Sound Presents features performances by Here North There, Abraham, and G. Deep at North Van's Park Sound Studio.

      SATURDAY: the North Shore Celtic Ensemble performs fiddle music from Canada and Europe at Centennial Theatre.

      SATURDAY: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tribute band Perfectly Petty plays Langley's Chief Sepass Theatre.

      SATURDAY: an artificial intelligence (MASOM) revives the music of electroacoustic composers at Performance Works.

      SATURDAY: the Universal Gospel Choir performs traditional carols, gospel favourites, and pop songs at Canadian Memorial United Church.

      SATURDAY: live electronic music series, Sequential Circus, returns for its 25th iteration at Beaumont Studios.

      SUNDAY: Rhode Island experimental rock band Daughters plays the Rickshaw Theatre, with guests Lingua Ignota.

      SUNDAY: singer-songwriters from Australia and Vancouver, Elspeth Tremblay & Eric Brent West, play Guilt & Company.

      SUNDAY: singer-songwriter and storyteller Barry Greenfield performs a show at Yaletown Roundhouse that also includes a puppet play.

      SUNDAY: all-day Jazz Walk at Burnaby's Shadbolt Centre features organist Chris Hazelton, drummer Roy McCurdy, and tenor saxophonists Grant Stewart and Stephen Riley.

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