From French synthwave artist Perturbator to indie psych legends Animal Collective, plus killer dance parties, stoner psych-outs and hardcore ragers, some great gigs are happening in the city over the next seven days.
“The follow-up to 2019’s Grammy-nominated Apollo XXI sees Lacy’s warm, psychedelic take on bedroom pop and neo-soul go to bolder and more intimate places.”
“Tyleen is confident in her bawdy, ball-busting approach, crushing opponents with aloofness and floating from stoned to sing-song flow with ease.”
“The London-based outfit’s sophomore LP builds upon the band’s TechniColor, youthful-sounding sonic palette while alternating lyrically between equal amounts of excitement and despair.”
“An easygoing collaborative effort between a couple of convivial cosmic travellers.”
Rouyn-Noranda’s four-day, no-sleep, all-in Festival de Musique Emergente is on from Sept. 1 to 4.
Johnson’s weekly concert roundup features ticketed and free gigs, the latter including one that will rule the Plateau on Saturday night.
The Albuquerque band will be playing their 2001 debut album Oh, Inverted World in its entirety at Olympia.
The Sopranos actor told us about his favourite bands and movie soundtracks, and the NYC indie rock trio he’s been part of since 2006.
Whatever the Weather, Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske are among the artists performing at the 23rd edition of the festival, from Aug. 23 to 28.
