The Rubens are on their national tour.
Friday
8pm | Bryan Estepa and Will and the Indians
Sydney singer-songwriter Bryan Estepa brings his laid-back melodies to the Pot Belly in Belconnen as part of his Heart vs Mind album tour. He'll be joined on the night by slightly more upbeat Sydneysiders Will and the Indians with their mix of "the Libertines, the Strokes and 1960s invasion bands". - Pot Belly Bar, Belconnen. Free entry
8pm | Fait Accompli
Sydney soul-punk favourites Fait Accompli headline the best punk line-up for this year. They'll share the stage with various other east coast punk rockers, including the extra loud Born Lion. Expect loud guitars, louder drums and plenty of jumping. - ANU Bar. Tickets $15 at the door (18+).
Emma Louise will captivate audiences on her vs Heart vs Mind tour.
8pm | Los Chavos
Canberra's best latin band will take to the stage at the Polish Club to get you dancing and having fun. A combination of all things Latin, with dashes of reggae, jazz and funk, you won't be able to stop your hips swaying when these guys get going. Presented by the Canberra Musicians Club. - Polish Club, Turner. Tickets from $12 ($10 CMC members).
Saturday
8pm | Emma Louise
Brisbane chanteuse Emma Louise brings her Vs Head Vs Heart tour to the capital. This up-and-coming indie songstress has won plenty of fans, with her captivating voice producing hits such as Freedom and Boy. - Zierholz, University of Canberra. Tickets from $23.50 at oztix.com.au.
British drum and bass outfit Rudimental are heading to Australia in September. Photo: SUPPLIED
8.30pm | Revellers
The name says it all: these pop-punk rockers are going to have a good time and you'll have a good time watching them. The Revellers are starting to make a name for themselves with the release of their debut EP Night Time Lunatics, five simple, energetic and fun punk rock songs.- Transit Bar. Tickets $10 at the door.
THE WEEK AHEAD
7.30pm | The Rubens
One of Australia's best up-and-coming bands, the Rubens took the country by storm in 2012 with their self-titled debut album, which reached No. 1 on the back of Triple J hottest 100 singles My Gun and The Best We Got. These boys from Menangle, south-west of Sydney, are fantastic exponents of bluesy rock'n'roll. A show not to be missed. Support from Walk the Moon and Oh Mercy are worth getting there early for. - ANU Bar. Tickets $31.25 from ticketek.com.au
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July 14 | Steve Vai
One of the world's greatest guitarists will bless us with his incredible skills when he performs at the Canberra Theatre. A guitar virtuoso who started taking lessons from Joe Satriani at age 12, Vai's amazing talents had him playing, recording and touring with legends such as Frank Zappa and David Lee Roth. - Canberra Theatre. Presale tickets available from May 22. See vai.com and livenation.com.au
September 18 | Rudimental
British drum and bass quartet Rudimental are back in the country this September and they've included Canberra on their six-stop tour. It's their first run of shows since their debut album [itals]Home[end itals] and follows a run of club shows from last year. Hit singles Feel the Love, featuring singer John Newman, Not Giving In and Waiting All Night featuring Ella Eyre will no doubt get crowds grooving.- UC Refectory. Tickets from $39.95 + bf at oztix.com.au and moshtix.com.au
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