Can’t-miss Vancouver concerts for June 2024

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      It’s beginning to look a lot like outdoor music season. Or should that be sound like? Either way, with sunny skies ahead, we’re getting the beginning of the summer music festival crop this month. Time to argue with security guards about your sunscreen and water bottle until you end up sunburnt and dehydrated.

      Here are the best Vancouver concerts happening in June.

      Francis of Delirium: June 6 @ Fox Cabaret 

      Luxembourg’s loudest voice on the indie rock scene. 

      Sonido Gallo Negro: June 6 @ The Pearl 

      The name: Black Rooster Sound. The sound: ’70s-swirled psychedelic fusion cumbia.

      Mivule: June 7 @ Biltmore Cabaret 

      The local Afrobeat-reggae band drops its debut album.

      Local favourites Mivule play an album release show.

      Little Big: June 7 @ Vogue Theatre

      EDM rave music known for trippy visuals and satirical art.

      Uncle Strut: June 7 @ Hollywood Theatre 

      Moustaches not necessary, but encouraged.

      Yard Act: June 7 @ Rickshaw Theatre

      Leeds lads serving up danceable political post-punk.

      Raygun Cowboys and the Anti-Queens: June 7 @ Cobalt 

      Edmonton rockabilly and Toronto punk, together at last.

      Fivio Foreign: June 8 @ Vogue Theatre

      Brooklyn drill deity promises a drippy night. 

      Images in Vogue: June 8 @ Rickshaw Theatre 

      Everything old is new wave again: the local legends return for their first hometown show since 2004.

      The Vanrays: June 8 @ Fox Cabaret

      The veteran band offers instant soulified classics with its EP release.

      Granville Island Block Party: June 8 @ Granville Island

      Public Disco kicks off its summer of outdoor dance parties.

      The Sadies: June 8 @ The Pearl 

      Alt country from a band in the same (literal) family as The Good Brothers.

      Madison Beer: June 9 @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre

      She broke out a decade ago as a precocious pop girlie, and is still going strong in her twenties.

      Madison Beer, who will play at Queen Elizabeth Theatre, got a childhood career boost from Justin Bieber.
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      The Teskey Brothers: June 9 @ Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre 

      Australian blues rock with a soul-tinged sound. 

      Intocable: June 12 @ Vogue Theatre

      The Tejano trailblazers play their first-ever Lotusland show on a 30th anniversary tour.

      Searows: June 12 @ Fox Cabaret 

      Pacific Northwest-infused bedroom folk from an old-school SoundCloud indie kid. 

      Babehoven: June 13 @ Fox Cabaret 

      Brahms. Bach. Babehoven. Dreamy indie for your babe to come over to.

      Solid Pink Disco with DJ Trixie: June 13 @ Commodore Ballroom 

      Skinny legend Trixie Mattel adds DJing to her endless list of marketable talents.

      The Haptics: June 13 @ Red Gate Arts Society 

      Rock local. Post-punk with support from Danny Echo and China Syndrome. 

      Death to All: June 13 to 14 @ Rickshaw Theatre 

      Two nights, two full album shows. 

      Kacy Hill: June 14 @ Fox Cabaret

      The former American Apparel model and Kanye back-up dancer has four albums of charming indie-pop.

      The Damned: June 14 @ Commodore Ballroom 

      Throwback goth rock from almost-50-year vets. Odds are at least one’s a vampire, right? 

      Goth rock OGs The Damned are still going strong.
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      Fortune 15 Year Anniversary: June 14 @ Fortune Sound Club 

      Dancehall legend Sister Nancy headlines a “Bam Bam” bangin’ party.

      Mother Mother and Cavetown: June 15 @ Rogers Arena 

      Two TikTok sensations: one old, one new. Which is borrowed and/or blue?

      Rickshaw 15th anniversary shows: June 15, 20 to 22 @ Rickshaw Theatre 

      Four nights of slapping sonics from local powerhouses, including Colleen Rennison, ACTORS, and Black Wizard.

      Hell: June 16 @ Cobalt 

      Sometimes you just wanna go see a doom metal band called Hell, y’know? The simple things. 

      Oliver Hazard: June 17 @ Fox Cabaret 

      Modern myths from indie-folk guitar-slingers.

      Vampire Weekend: June 18 @ Deer Lake Park 

      The “A-Punk” band proves it’s still S-tier with its latest record Only God Was Above Us.

      Middle Kids: June 19 @ Fox Cabaret 

      The mellow Australian trio tours its latest album, Faith Crisis Pt. 1

      Australia’s Middle Kids makes a case for the adults’ table.
      Daphne Nguyen

      Kallitechnis: June 20 @ Biltmore Cabaret 

      The Juno-nominated R&B singer lives and loves in technicolour. 

      Monatik: June 20 @ Vogue Theatre 

      This Ukranian musician brings 15 years of repertoire.  

      Westward Music Festival: June 22 to 23 @ City Centre Artist Lodge 

      Cherry Glazerr and Mick Jenkins headline a two-day shindig with local faves like Haley Blais, Winona Forever, Devours, and Temia. 

      Foodstock: June 23 @ Swangard Stadium 

      Yukon Blonde and The Matinee headline a one-day fundraiser for Greater Vancouver Food Bank.

      Omni: June 23 @ WISE Hall 

      Sub Pop stalwarts play post-punk that’s almost too big for such an intimate venue.

      Snoop Dogg: June 25 @ Rogers Arena 

      Remember that brief period when he was Snoop Lion? The world seemed simpler then.

      Lighters up for Martha Stewart’s unlikely bestie.
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      Jessica Pratt: June 25 @ Biltmore Cabaret 

      Genre-defying freak folk that delivers timeless hippie hope.

      Cage the Elephant: June 26 @ Rogers Arena 

      A Grammy-winning rock band touring in support of its sixth album, Neon Pill.

      Jeff Bernat: June 28 @ Fortune Sound Club  

      R&B from a Filipino-American songsmith. 

      Crowe Boys: June 28 @ Fox Cabaret 

      Folk from three brothers, none of whom is named Russell. 

      Johnny Jewel: June 28 @ Rickshaw Theatre

      Ambient electro-punk from an analogue multi-instrumentalist.

      Killer Mike: June 29 @ Queen Elizabeth Theatre

      The Grammy-winning Atlanta rapper comes to town as part of Jazz Fest.

      Killer Mike is Jazz Fest headliner material.
      Shane Smith

      Hot Water Music: June 29 @ Commodore Ballroom 

      Thirty years of punk while you put the kettle on.

      Hollow Coves: June 29 @ Vogue Theatre

      Just a couple of Australian buddies, making folk music from the heart. 

      Archspire: June 30 @ Vogue Theatre

      Feel like everything’s fucked? Archspire agrees. Maybe it’ll suck less if you headbang real hard.

      Walk Off The Earth: July 1 @ Whistler Olympic Plaza 

      Unexpected pop rock from the band that broke out by playing creative covers.

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