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Those summer dates are starting to fill up faster and faster each week, and it looks like the coming season will be a great one for live music. The most talked about announcement this week, however, was a actually a three way tie between Too Short and E-40 at Trees, The Mountain Goats at Dan's Silverleaf, and Charles Bradley at the launch party for Do214. Now imagine if they all walked into a bar together, oh the possibilities.
Charles Bradley | Sunday, April 27 | Trees
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard | Saturday, May 3 | The Foundry
Mint Condition | Sunday, May 18 | House of Blues
Red Fang | Wednesday, May 21 | Gas Monkey Bar and Grill
Red Bull Sound Select: Quaker City Night Hawks, Somebody's Darling, Goodnight Ned | Thursday, May 22 | Three Links
Heavenly Beat | Wednesday, May 28 | City Tavern
Peter Murphy | Wednesday, May 28 | The Granada Theater
Nothing, Superheaven | Saturday, May 31 | Club Dada
Little Dragon | Saturday, June 7 | South Side Music Hall
DE/VISION, NITE | Tuesday, June 10 | Three Links
Meshuggah, Between the Buried and Me | Wednesday, June 11 | House of Blues
Say Anything, The Front Bottoms, The So So Glos, You Blew It! | Friday, June 13 | The Granada Theater
Too Short, E-40 | Wednesday, June 18 | Trees
The Mountain Goats | Friday, June 20 | Dan's Silverleaf
Jessica Lea Mayfield | Wednesday, June 25 | Club Dada
deafheaven, Pallbearer, Wreck & Reference | Saturday, June 28 | Club Dada
Wye Oak | Saturday, July 5 | Trees
Tesla | Tuesday, July 15 | House of Blues
Kitty Pryde, Awkwafina | Thursday, July 24 | Club Dada
LA Guns | Thursday, August 21 | Trees
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