Mercedes Moore

The early indie resurrection continues as Sunny Day Real Estate’s Jeremy Enigk headlines Soda Bar on Sunday night.

Record Store Day sends Taken by Canadians and the Schizophonics to Vinyl Junkies Record Shack and Bleeding Gold artists to M-Theory.

Sunday is about to be musically explosive, thanks in part to Coachella. Grammy Award winners the War on Drugs headline Observatory North Park and Fleet Foxes headline Humphreys.

The weekend is wrapping up, but the music never stops. Kick off your afternoon with a Rock & Roll Camp for Girls showcase at Queen Bee’s, and by nightfall, check out the hyper fun of the Go! Team at the Casbah.

Reggae and ska sextet Mochilero All Stars headline Casbah on Monday night while local legend Gary Wilson goes on early with the Blind Dates at Bar Pink.

Kick off the afternoon with Flim Flam Revue at Casbah, keep it going with 91x’s Local Brews Local Grooves at House of Blues San Diego and round out the evening with Awesome Fest at Soda Bar and Space.

OG Boogie Down Productions rapper KRS-One makes a rare San Diego appearance at 710 Beach Club on Sunday night. While Pacific Beach might be a trek, this is definitely worth the trip.

For a while, it felt like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club lived in San Diego. So, it’s safe to say their Monday night show at the House of Blues will be a very hot ticket.

Get into the holiday spirit with daytime and nighttime shows from San Diego’s best Americana performers and Lorraine Castellanos, who delivers a tribute to Elvis.

On deck for Tuesday’s live-music options: Tori Amos at the Balboa Theatre, Matthew Logan Vasquez (of Delta Spirit) at Soda Bar, and Giraffage at the Observatory.

It’s either the end of the weekend or the beginning of a holiday week — either way, you’ve got Grampadrew’s Flim Flam Revue matinee and Black Pistol Fire’s feature show at Casbah.

A busy and crazy weekend of music makes for an interesting Monday night. Casbah’s Anti-Monday League taps Dani Bell-fronted band Boychick while Seattle’s Naked Giants bring the garage rock to Tower Bar.

Café Tacvba headlines the Observatory for the first for two nights in San Diego — and that’s just the tip of the live-music iceberg for this fine Tuesday night.

Australia’s buzz-worthy indie-rockers Middle Kids headline the Casbah on Monday night while Chelsea Wolfe darkens up the Belly Up and Sheer Mag hit Soda Bar.

’90s New York City post-hardcore visionaries Quicksand will soon release their first new album in 22 years, and they’re playing Belly Up on Monday night to support it.

Head out this Tuesday: VNV Nation head up a sold-out Casbah, the Pictographs play the Merrow, and Brian Hill & the Noh Starrs play Soda Bar.

Enjoy the Tiki Oasis or Art Walk during the day on Sunday, but at night, Pinback offshoot Systems Officer headline the Casbah.

The North County-based art-punk band went to the Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad for a little SoundDiego therapy session. They play Pour House on Thursday, June 29.

The illustrious Nick Cave headlines San Diego Civic Theatre on Monday night — his first time back in San Diego since his son’s tragic death in 2015 and the subsequent release of “Skeleton Tree.”

Modest Mouse, Peach Kelli Pop, and Barrows head up Tuesday’s live-music offerings around town.