Monday, July 4

Martin Scorsese and Steven Prince

See our Jazz Fest recommendations for today, tonight and beyond here.

The Phi Centre screens the 1994 Luc Besson-directed film Léon: The Professional, which stars a 12-year old Natalie Portman in her first role as an orphan who learns to become an assassin from her titular mentor, played by Jean Reno. 407 St-Pierre, 7:30 p.m., $11.75/$9.50 students

Brooklyn-born singer and songwriter Maxwell — who, alongside D’Angelo and Erykah Badu, is credited with creating the neo-soul sound in the late ’90s — is back with his first album in seven years. See our interview with him here, and catch him tonight at Olympia with opener Ro James. 1004 Ste-Catherine E., 7:30 p.m., $70-$111

Celebrate the 4th of July American-style with a red, white and blue double-header movie night at Bar le Ritz PDB, featuring Martin Scorsese’s 1978 documentary American Boy: A Profile of Steven Prince followed by 1972 acid Western Greaser’s Palace, directed by Robert Downey Sr. 179 Jean-Talon W., 8 p.m., $1–$5 suggested

“Experimental Canadiana” duo Partner (Sackville, NB) plays Brasserie Beaubien with support from Toronto’s Fake Palms and local four-piece the Painters. 73 Beaubien E., 9 p.m., $12/$9 in advance

Tame Impala fans who still have a few dollars left over from their recent Bell Centre show may want to check out Memphis band Spaceface (led by Jake Ingalls of the Flaming Lips), who bring their psych-pop glitter revue to Divan Orange tonight — for a taste of their sound and live show, check out this video. Get in promptly for the openers, Detroit’s Moonwalks and Montreal’s own Wizaard. 4234 St-Laurent, 9:30 p.m., $8/$10

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