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Todd Snider, Ryan Montbleau There’s a weathered quality to Todd Snider’s voice that makes the characters he sings about just feel more real. The rootsyness in his timbre opens up a world of exploration for his folk rock tunes. A bit of a polymath (who’s done everything from write a memoir to voice a character on the Adult Swim show Squidbillies), Snider can play guitar, banjo, harmonica, bass and piano, and also excels at spinning amusing yarns between songs in a live setting. Those gifts can be heard on the veteran singer-songwriter’s 2021 studio LP First Agnostic Chur...

CHVRCHES, Cafuné We all went to some dark places in COVID times, but few artistically utilized that mindset like Scottish synth-pop trio CHVRCHES. The group made its excellent 2021 album Screen Violence at a pandemic distance, but the band’s haunting melodic melancholy and youthful yearnings feel fully cohesive. Singer Lauren Mayberry’s fears of a world centered on screens and the alienation that fosters are laid bare over an array of catchy pop tracks. Expect a jubilant — if slightly dark — dance party when CHVRCHES holds mass at the Knitting Factory.

SoHum Girls Band at Septentrio Winery Join the funky, bluesy, little-bit-of-everything fun and musical SoHum Girls Band as they entertain the always festive crowd at Septentrio Winery’s beautiful outdoor space. Lots of room to spread out, fire pits, comfy chairs and excellent wines, plus delicious food from Nosh. This event is also a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood NorCal, with Septentrio donating part of the evening’s proceeds, so come have a great time while you support their important work! See you there!

Eric Bachmann The lead singer of Archers of Loaf and Crooked Fingers plays a solo house show. The address will be shared with those who purchase tickets.

Tech N9ne, King Iso While there are innumerable singer-songwriters who’ve dug deep into struggles with their mental health, the topic is closer to being a taboo in the hip-hop realm. But that didn’t stop King Iso from going deep examining the subject on his new album, Get Well Soon. The Omaha-bred rapper has lived the battle, being in and out of institutions since his youth and taking his name from prison stints in solitary confinement (aka isolation). Few rappers can touch the speed and clarity of King Iso’s unflinching flow, allowing the songs like “Zero Dark Thirty F...