KLEPT + HEY CHROMA @ THE SENTIENT BEAN Experimental music isn’t often this compelling, but if you’ve seen Klept live, you may have also noticed they have something extra. Whatever it is, it works and they are refining the process of bringing the noise, wrangling it into music, and landing on you. Rome, Ga.’s Hey Chroma and locals Girlfriend From Hell and Ken Where’s My Car clear the runway. FRI MAR 3 | 7:30 PM KIDD G @ DISTRICT LIVE A portion of modern country vocals have been slowly adopting a twangy hip-hop delivery over the last decade. It makes sense, with storytelling driving so many songs and pop riches to be had with a crossover hit. Kidd G makes no bones about his country-rap blend. Discovered after posting a video for “Dirt Road” that went viral, the Georgia native has become a legit recording artist. FRI MAR 3 | 8 PM BERO BERO @ EL ROCKO They call it sultry, synth-driven mood music, and they are absolutely correct. Think of Veronica Garcia-Melendez and drummer David Murray’s intriguing collaboration as Savannah’s hometown Eurythmics. It’s kinda new wave, the vocals are sexy, and with a common theme, each track has the potential to upend expectations. SAT MAR 4 | 9 PM QUINN SULLIVAN + VERONICA LEWIS @ THE WORMHOLE Blues guitarist Sullivan appeared on stage at Madison Square Garden with his mentor Buddy Guy 10 years ago next month. He’s 23! The child prodigy is growing up and getting better, paying it forward by touring with keyboard prodigy Lewis, who had her first album debut at #2 on the Billboard Blues chart at age 18. FRI MAR 10 | 8 PM
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