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Pearl Jam, Neil Young and Crazy Horse will headline 2024 Ohana Festival: Where to get tickets

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Pearl Jam and Neil Young and Crazy Horse will headline the 2024 Ohana Festival, founded by Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, seen here at the Sea.Hear.Now music festival in Asbury Park, New Jersey, in September 2021. Phil McAuliffe For The Times Of Trenton

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Pearl Jam,  Neil Young with Crazy Horse  will headline the 2024 Ohana Festival.

The festival will be held Sept. 27-29 on three stages at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California.

Also performing will be Alanis Morissette , Turnpike Troubadours, Garbage,  Maren Morris ,  Black Pumas , Idles, Jenny Lewis, The Breeders and Crowded House.

Pearl Jam will headline on Friday, Sept. 27, and Sunday, Sept. 29, in celebration of their new album, “Dark Matter,” according to Live Nation. Young and Crazy Horse will headline on Saturday, Sept. 28.

The festival also features the work of more than 35 artists, “thought-provoking environmental and sustainability programming, a curated art gallery and more...”

General ticket sales start at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 25. Fans can register for a passcode. Single-day and three-day tickets are available.

Fans also can find tickets on Stubhub, Vivid Seats and SeatGeek.

Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder founded the festival in 2016, which Live Nation said is “a two-time ‘Music Festival of the Year’ recipient from Pollstar Magazine” and “is a leader in sustainability and conservation by combining the power of music and activism.”

“The Cove, a one-of-a-kind area within the festival, is the cross-section for art and environmentalism with passionately curated programming on the Storytelling Stage. This special area brings to life the festival’s foundation and mission to raise awareness about issues facing the ocean and environment with discussions, exhibits and panels from world-renowned conservationists, environmentalists, researchers, and professional surfers each day.

“The Cove also features an art gallery, curated by Charles R. Adler , which showcases a dynamic collection of unique pieces around music, surf, skate and activism.”

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Pearl Jam to perform 2 shows in Philadelphia as part of 'Dark Matter World Tour'

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Pearl Jam is coming to Philadelphia. The rock band announced that they will perform two shows as part of their "Dark Matter Plus World Tour" at Wells Fargo Center in September 2024.

In 2023, Eddie Vedder, Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard, Mike McCready and Matt Cameron plugged away for three weeks at a studio in Malibu and created their 12th studio album, "Dark Matter."

"Dark Matter" will be released on April 19, ahead of launching the 35-date world tour in May.

Pearl Jam will be at the Well Fargo Center on Sept. 7 and Sept. 9.

Fans can register for tickets on Ticketmaster.com . While registering does not guarantee access, Ticketmaster says some people will be randomly selected to get access to the sale or be added to a waitlist, in an effort to help block bots and scalpers.

Registration is open from now until February 18 at 11:59 p.m.

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• Wash Play Video
• Oceans Play Video
• Daughter Play Video
• Hard to Imagine Play Video
• Animal Play Video
• Mind Your Manners Play Video
• Do the Evolution Play Video
• Deep Play Video
• Interstellar Overdrive ( Pink Floyd  cover) Play Video
• Corduroy Play Video
• Given to Fly Play Video
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• Retrograde Play Video
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• Untitled Play Video
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• Who Ever Said Play Video
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• Porch Play Video
• Inside Job Play Video
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• Breath Play Video
• Crazy Mary ( Victoria Williams  cover) Play Video
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• Rockin' in the Free World ( Neil Young  cover) Play Video

Note: "Yellow Ledbetter" was written on the setlist, but not played. "Superblood Wolfmoon" was written on the setlist, but "Why Go" was played instead. "Interstellar Overdrive" and "Rockin' in the Free World" were not on the original written setlist. "Nothingman" was listed as an alternate, but not played.

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Are you ready to celebrate Pearl Jam's three-decade dominance in the rock music scene? Join the Seattle-based band this Wednesday, 14th September, at Jersey's Waterfront Music Pavilion to finally celebrate the band's impressive longevity in an evening of superb hard rock performance, howling vocals, and spiraling guitar solos that will surely blow your minds. Grab your tickets for the show and prepare to be singing along with their signature hits such as "Just Breathe," "Better Man," "Jeremy," Yellow Ledbetter," "Black," and many more! You will indeed feel Alive as you jam along with thousands of others fans. So make sure to reserve your tickets as early as today — and would wearing a Corduroy help with the overall concert feels? Whatever you feel like wearing, it's okay. Just Go to the show with excitement and remember to Just Breathe when things get extra exciting. See you at the Waterfront Music Pavilion.

Dubbed as "the most popular American rock & roll band of the '90s," Pearl Jam enjoyed a prolific career that spanned more than three decades now. The band first broke out in the 1990s Seattle grunge music scene era. Along with Nirvana and Alice in Chains, the band consisting of Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard, Mike McCready, Eddie Vedder, and Matt Cameron became the pioneers of the grunge movement.

With 11 monumental albums, 15 Grammy nods, 2 wins, and multiple sold-out concerts, Pearl Jam's career is a feat every rock band longs to follow. The band continues to be critically acclaimed and commercially successful – with over 85 million albums sold worldwide. Thus, it's no surprise that Pearl Jam was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017.

The band is set to hit the road again this year in support of their album, "Gigaton," the band's latest album released in March 2020. The album features fan favorites "Dance of the Clairvoyants," "Superblood Wolfmoon," and "Quick Escape." It unsurprisingly debuted as No. 1 on Billboard's Top Rock Albums, Top Alternative Albums, and Billboard Vinyl Albums Chart. It also hit Top 5 on Billboard 200 Album Chart, No. 2 Billboard Top Album Sales Chart, and has reached over 200 million global streams.

The songs from this critically-acclaimed album, along with their classic hits, will be heard live once again by Jersey fans this Wednesday, 14th September 2022, as Pearl Jam will perform at the famous Waterfront Music Pavilion. Secure your tickets for this anticipated concert by clicking on the "Get Tickets" button. See you there!

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Pearl Jam Announce 2022 North American Tour Dates

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In March 2020, Pearl Jam were among the first major acts to postpone tour dates due to the pandemic . Now, two years later, the band has announced its rescheduled North American tour. The shows in support of Gigaton take place in May and September. Find Pearl Jam’s new tour dates below.

Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer will join Pearl Jam as a touring member at the North American concerts. Klinghoffer’s solo project, Pluralone , will also open for Pearl Jam in the United States and Canada.

In Europe, the band will have support from White Reaper, Pixies, Idles, and Shame at various stops. The European shows take place in June and July.

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Review: Pearl Jam performs an impassioned sold-out, celebratory concert in Camden

The Seattle grunge survivors played to the biggest crowd on its current tour, and Eddie Vedder name-checked Dr. J., Rocky, and J.C. Dobbs, the tiny Philly venue the band played 31 years ago.

The crowd at the sold-out Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden stayed on its feet for the entirety of the 2 ½ hour show on Wednesday night, but Pearl Jam began the evening sitting down.

It was a slow burn start for a band that’s mastered the art of creating drama by playing with a quiet, barely contained intensity. You know the room is going to eventually explode into collective catharsis. You just don’t know when.

In this case, some waiting was involved. After a 2 ½ year pandemic delay in getting to the Philadelphia region in support of their 11th album, Gigaton , which came out in March 2020, the band came on a half hour after its scheduled start time to accommodate late-arriving fans stuck in gridlock.

Eddie Vedder and bandmates — bassist Jeff Ament, guitarists Stone Gossard and Mike McCready, and drummer Matt Cameron, plus two auxiliary musicians — entered as Catpower’s “The Greatest” played over the sound system.

They eased two watery, ruminative deep cuts from the early 1990s - “Wash” and “Oceans” — before Vedder could wait no longer to address the band’s special relationship with Philadelphia.

“Good evening, Philly! Good evening Camden! Where the f—- are we?,” he asked. “I know it’s not the Spectrum, because we blew that place up. I know it’s not J.C. Dobbs, because there were 150 people there.”

» READ MORE: Pearl Jam talks about their top Philly moments, and why they’re releasing the video of their legendary ‘Ten’ concert now

(Pearl Jam played the final four shows at the storied South Philly arena before its demolition in 2009, and performed at the tiny South Street club in 1991 on tour for their debut album Ten , which went on to sell 13 million copies.)

Since those early days when combining punk disaffection with anthemic classic rock made them and Nirvana the biggest breakout band of the flannel-flying Pacific Northwest grunge era, Pearl Jam have consolidated a mass audience that has aged along with them, while bringing new generations into the fold.

The FMP crowd of 22,000 — the biggest, Vedder said, of the band’s current tour — was made up of fans in the same age range as the band, whose members are all in the mid-to late 50s, and younger.

Old heads with their adult children, and second generation fans with their own kids. The always earnest Vedder, who was in strong, sonorous voice all night wore a T-shirt with the logo of the Austin, Texas band Black Pumas, expressed appreciation. “After two years of isolation, two years of being divided, sequestered,” he said. “It feels great to see so many faces in one place.”

Loyalty has been earned with shrewd strategy. The band takes a page out of the Grateful Dead playbook, adapting the jam band improvisatory approach to a rugged, rock and roll and highly disciplined aesthetic.

McCready got extended showcases, including one with his instrument behind his head on “Alive.” Cameron didn’t solo, but got an introduction for the ages from Vedder: “We’ve lost some great ones. We’ve lost Neal Peart. We’ve lost Charlie Watts. We just lost Taylor Hawkins. Thank God we still have Matt ... Cameron!”

There is no fixed set list on a Pearl Jam tour. Many best loved songs get played - the Camden crowd got linchpins like “Even Flow,” “Corduroy” and “Animal,” the latter, from 1992′s Vs ., being the one that wrecked the room when the band finally stood up.

But there are also unexpected twists, turns and covers that keep ‘em coming back for more.

On Wednesday, covers included Pink Floyd’s “Interstellar Overdrive” and an encore of Victoria Williams’ Neil Young-ish “Crazy Mary,” featured organ player Kenneth “Boom” Gaspar. That was followed shortly by the band’s trademark closer, Neil Young’s “Keep Rockin’ in The Free World.”

Subtle moments rewarded close attention. In one snippet, Vedder riffed on the version of the Rolling Stones’ “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” recorded by Devo, the band Pearl Jam once dressed up as on Halloween in Philadelphia.

After swooning over the Philly area weather and a perfect 24 hours spent leading up to the show, he sang a sweet a cappella chorus of “Modern Girl” by riot-grrl band Sleater-Kinney: “My whole life,” he sang, “was like a picture of a sunny day.”

There were other cool Philly moments. Vedder dedicated one song to “one of the greatest humans I’ve ever met,” Sixers great Julius Erving, “the first to get superhuman air.” The title: “Given To Fly.”

Later, he said he woke from a dream Wednesday in which he saw “those steps Rocky runs up, where Jay-Z puts on his Made in the U.S.A festival.” (Pearl Jam headlined the first Made in America in 2012.)

» READ MORE: Looking ahead as Made in America ends

In the dream, the Philadelphia Museum of Art was replaced by a volcano. “I don’t know what it means. Dreams are weird. But I did ask Mike McCready to play this song.” What was it? “Gonna Fly Now”? Nope. Van Halen’s “Eruption.”

Before “Quick Escape” and “Retrograde,” two environmentally conscious songs from the solid, workmanlike Gigaton , Vedder talked about saving the planet. Later, he spoke about the November elections, with a QR code on video screens to assist people registering to vote. “Freedom is on the ballot,” he said. “And the most important freedom would be a woman’s right to choose.”

In both instances, he was greeted by applause, along with scattered naysayers like the dude next to me who bellowed: “Shut up and sing!”

The show peaked towards the end with “Not For You,” from 1994′s Vitalogy. It rode a ferocious groove and encapsulated the defiant Romanticism that still defines the band.

The song warned off cynics and exploiters - “This is not for you!” - as Vedder declared: “All that’s sacred comes from youth … I still remember, why don’t you?”

Decades down the road, a Pearl Jam show is a celebration of survival, an impassioned attempt to keep alive the rock and roll idealism that ignited the band and its fans all those years go. At least for one night.

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September 14, 2022 – Freedom Mortgage Pavilion, Camden, NJ, USA

Main Set: Wash, Oceans, Daughter/(Androgynous Mind), Hard To Imagine, Animal, Mind Your Manners, Do The Evolution, Deep, (Interstellar Overdrive)/Corduroy, Given To Fly, Quick Escape, Retrograde, Even Flow, Untitled, MFC, Not For You/(Modern Girl), Who Ever Said/((I Can’t Get No)/Satisfaction), Eruption, Why Go, Porch

encore 1: Inside Job, State Of Love And Trust, Breath, Crazy Mary, Leash, Alive, Rockin’ In The Free World

Two Ten-era songs open for the second show in a row. Ed asks “Where are we? Well, I know we’re not at the Spectrum ‘cause we blew that place up…” Given to Fly is dedicated to Dr. J. Not as…

Two Ten-era songs open for the second show in a row. Ed asks

“Where are we? Well, I know we’re not at the Spectrum ‘cause we blew that place up…”

Given to Fly is dedicated to Dr. J. Not as much Gigaton tonight, with Quick Escape and Retrograde amping up the energy and the volume. Before Untitled, Ed comments that it’s nice to see so many faces, turning to Stone and adding “it’s nice to see yours, too,” (Stone had been masked for the few previous shows). Not For You has a slightly different-sounding intro, almost like Seven O’Clock. As the Modern Girl tag is beginning, Ed talks about how they’ve met so many nice people in Camden over the last 24 hours, and how over the last 6 months they’ve seen

“Incredible, crazy heat, we’ve seen floods, we’ve seen cold, we’ve seen wildfires, and then we get here and it’s like Goldilocks…perfect fucking day…we appreciate it more now.”

Ed talks about a dream he had about a volcano leading into Eruption. Prior to Porch, he mentions how voting rights are so important and gives the information number. After the break, Ed brings up Richie and his son Dermot on stage, the winners of the ALLIN contest, and says “I hope you like this one, ‘cause it was their choice,” and Breath follows State of Love and Trust for only the 4th time. Someone has a sign that says “PJ Show #108 – Play Leash” and they oblige. Boom takes a long solo on Crazy Mary before Mike finally joins in at the very end. Ed breaks out the Evel Knievel jacket for RITFW. Before exiting, he says “we’ll see you sooner than six years next time…goodnight, goodbye.” A show full of early material, with 13 of the 27 songs originating from the Ten and Vs. eras.

Pearl Jam 'Dark Matter' listening parties coming to NJ record stores and theaters

Editor's note: A previous version of this story had the wrong date for the listening parties at record stores. The correct date for the listening parties is Sunday, April 14.

What does it "Matter"?

Plenty for Pearl Jam fans in New Jersey. There are multiple places to hear Pearl Jam's new album, “Dark Matter,” in the state before it's released on Friday, April 19.

Listening parties will take place in several indie record stories in Jersey — and around the world — on Sunday, April 14. The New Jersey stores include:

• Vintage Vu in Belvidere
• Factory Records in Dover
• Blue Raven Record Shop in Frenchtown
• Yearbook Records in Lanoka Harbor
• Revilla Grooves and Gear in Milltown 
• Clarizio Music Center in Point Pleasant.

Proceedings start 4 p.m. Sunday at Clarizio, 2428 Bridge Ave. It's free, but attendees must RSVP. Visit instagram.com/clariziomusiccenter for more information.

In theaters, fans can experience “Dark Matter in The Dark,” played first in a darkened cinema and again with added visuals on the screen on Tuesday, April 16.

Inside the Vogel, on the grounds of the Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank, fans can get the experience with concert quality sound that surpasses “any mall multiplex,” said a rep from the Basie.

The event costs $15 at the Basie, 99 Monmouth St. Visit thebasie.org for more info.

The New Jersey theaters hosting “Dark Matter in the Dark” are:

• Regal Burlington in Burlington Township
• AMC Cherry Hill 24 in Cherry Hill
• AMC Clifton Commons 16 in Cliton
• AMC Monmouth Mall 15 in Eatontown
• AMC Jersey Gardens 20 in Elizabeth
• Cinépolis Mansfield in Hackettstown
• Cinemark Hazlet 12 in Hazlet
• AMC Aviation 12 in Linden
• AMC New Brunswick 18 in New Brunswick
• AMC Garden State Plaza 15 in Paramus
• The Vogel at Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank
• AMC Rockaway 16 at Rockaway
• Regal UA Washington Township in Washington Township.

So far the band has released two “Dark Matter” songs: a scorching rocker called “Run” and the expansive title track. Area shows include Sept. 3 and 4 at Madison Square Garden in New York, and Sept. 7 and 9 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philly.

The album is produced by Andrew Watt, and it will be available on Record Store Day, April 20, in colored vinyl.

“I’m getting chills, because I have good memories,” said frontman Eddie Vedder in a statement. “We’re still looking for ways to communicate. We’re at this time in our lives when you could do it or you could not do it, but we still care about putting something out there that is meaningful and we hopefully think is our best work. No hyperbole, I think this is our best work.”

Visit pearljam.com for more information.

Ace Frehley in Carteret

What's the connection between Kiss and the New York Dolls?

More than you might expect.

Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley, who plays the Carteret Performing Arts and Event Center Saturday, April 13, emerged from the glam-rock dipped New York City music scene of the early '70s that included the Dolls.

“When we came out, the Dolls were bigger than us,” said Frehley previously to the Asbury Park Press. “The Dolls had already made their name, then we came along at some point, and we surpassed their popularity and we know what happened in history. They were definitely a very original, very innovative band, and I respected those guys.”

Frehley shared stylistic elements with the Dolls' Johnny Thunders. They both used Gibson Les Pauls, and both had a crunchy, sparse style of playing that allowed their personalities to shine through.

“There's lots of overdubbing, you just don't hear it,” said Frehley of the Space Ace guitar sound. “I'll double stuff with [acoustic guitars] but I'll tuck it under the electric guitar so it's just low enough so you really don't distinguish it, but it adds something. It adds sparkle. I learned that from Pete Townshend, listening to early Who records. He used to double a lot of things with electric guitar and acoustic guitar.”

Frehley answered an ad in the Village Voice and joined with bassist Gene Simmons, singer Paul Stanley and drummer Peter Criss, who now lives in Wall, to change musical history as a member of Kiss. Frehley's original run with Kiss lasted until 1982. He re-upped in '96, and that lasted until 2002.

Kiss played its latest farewell show in December at Madison Square Garden, Frehley is touring in support of his new album,”10,000 Volts.” Angel and White Tiger are also on the bill in Carteret.

Go : Ace Frehley with Angel and White Tiger, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13, Carteret Performing Arts and Event Center, 46 Washington Ave., Carteret, $49 to $89; carteretpac.com.

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Chris Jordan, a Jersey Shore native, covers entertainment and features for the USA Today Network New Jersey. Contact him at @chrisfhjordan; [email protected]

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Pearl Jam tour 2022: How to buy last-minute tickets, schedule, dates

• Published: Aug. 29, 2022, 8:00 a.m.

Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam have 11 concerts left on their upcoming Gigaton Tour. Charles Sykes/Invision/AP

• Matt Levy | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Although they’re one of the biggest rock groups around, Pearl Jam is keeping the back half of their 2022 concert schedule relatively light.

After returning from the European leg of their ongoing “Gigaton Tour,” the band will only play 11 concerts , beginning in September.

Luckily, two of those huge shows will be at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Sept. 11 and Camden’s Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on Sept. 14.

The “Gigaton Tour,” which began in May, comes in support of Pearl Jam’s 2020 album that Rolling Stone hailed as “an admirable, inspiring example of grown-up grunge.”

At live shows, expect tracks from “Gigaton,” a few choice classic rock covers and a handful of surefire singalong classics like “Even Flow” and “Jeremy.”

Plus, in addition to the tour, Eddie Vedder and co. will headline at Louisville, Kentucky’s Bourbon and Beyond Festival from Sept. 15-18. Fellow headliners on the bill include Jack White, Chris Stapleton and Kings of Leon.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to see Pearl Jam live this year.

Where can I buy Pearl Jam tickets?

Tickets for all 11 concerts are currently available on StubHub , Vivid Seats , TicketNetwork , MegaSeats and Ticketmaster .

First-time Vivid Seats users can save $20 on ticket orders over $200 with promo code NJ20 at checkout.

A complete calendar featuring all upcoming Pearl Jam concert dates, venues, start times and links to buy tickets can be found here .

Pluralone, otherwise known as former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer’s solo group, will open for Pearl Jam on select dates.

Other ‘90s icons on tour in 2022

Quite a few of the biggest pre-Millennium groups will be strutting their stuff on stages all over North America this year.

Here are just five of our favorites you won’t want to miss live.

• Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Rage Against The Machine
• Dave Matthews Band
• Counting Crows

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Your road map to Record Store Day

Sound Check is the Globe’s weekly guide to concerts, tunes, and trends rooted in Boston and beyond. This column covers April 19-25.

In an age where physical album sales typically take a backseat to streaming, it’s comforting to know that a shiny batch of Record Store Day releases can still wrap a line of customers around the block.

On Saturday, exclusive titles from artists like Paramore , The Weeknd , and Pearl Jam will help vinyl sales spike at independent record stores here and across the country, as fans shell out for previously unreleased music and new pressings of their favorite albums.

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Tucked among this year’s exclusive releases — which range from The Cure picture discs to three-inch Beatles records — are a handful of titles with local ties, like Pixies ’ red and orange marble pressing of “ Live From Red Rocks 2005 .” The Boston band’s 27-song set at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre arrived on streaming services in the fall of 2021 but has never previously been available on vinyl.

One of the most notable Boston-adjacent releases is an exchange of covers between pop star Olivia Rodrigo and Watertown-based folk sensation Noah Kahan . Recorded for BBC Radio 1, the 7-inch captures Rodrigo tackling “Stick Season,” while Kahan puts his spin on Rodrigo’s ballad “lacy.” A blue pressing of Kahan’s 2021 sophomore album, “I Was/I Am,” will also be available.

Donna Summer ’s contribution, “Many States of Independence,” will be an essential find for DJs and disco fans. The record compiles seven remixes of Summer’s “State of Independence” cover (originally by Jon & Vangelis), which appeared on her 1982 self-titled album. Personally, I’ll be scouring crates for a striped pressing of the “EAT” EP from Poppy , an enigmatic (and Boston-born) welder of doe-eyed pop and heavy metal.

Shoppers can plot the route of their treasure hunts to factor in some of this year’s festivities offering food, freebies, and discounts. Starting at 1 p.m., local DJs will provide the soundtrack at Good Taste Records in the North End, while DJ Roz spins between noon and 3 p.m. at a Village Vinyl & Hi-Fi pop-up at the Verb Hotel in the Fenway. Tres Gatos , a hybrid tapas bar and book/record store in Jamaica Plain, clears its dining room to display the full breadth of exclusive titles, with free coffee, pastries, and giveaways to fuel shoppers on their vinyl crawls.

Outside of the city, DJs from the local “Soulelujah” dance night will curate a rotation of soul and funk tunes at Vinyl Index in Somerville between noon and 6 p.m. Visitors at the Bow Market shop can also score exclusive totes and tees, all screen-printed on site. Stop by Watertown’s Wanna Hear It Records to peruse a pop-up shop from Boston indie label Iodine Recordings and take advantage of a 15 percent-off sale on all new records (excluding this year’s Record Store Day releases).

Find the full list of shops participating in this year’s Record Store Day on the official event website at recordstoreday.com/stores .

Portland, Ore., psych-rock outfit STRFKR tear open “Parallel Realms” from their seventh studio album on Friday at Royale . Ruth Radelet , formerly of the electronic band Chromatics , opens the evening with solo material like her dreamy 2023 single “Shoot Me Down.”

Deep Cuts in Medford wraps an eventful Record Store Day on Saturday with performances from Calgary post-punk band Sunglaciers and Massachusetts groups Thighs and Holiday Music . LA darkwave duo Night Club descend upon the venue on Tuesday , accompanied by retro synth-pop act Delores Galore .

Currently celebrating his landmark 20th year in East Coast hip-hop, Benny the Butcher serves up meaty cuts from his new record, “Everybody Can’t Go,” at the House of Blues on Tuesday , followed by chipper folk from Florida’s The 502s , who bring their “Great American Road Trip” tour to Lansdowne Street on Thursday .

Standout shows across Somerville include a visit from breakout Minneapolis punks VIAL at The Rockwell on Tuesday and a hip-hop showcase curated by Boston rapper Rugged N Raw at The Jungle on Thursday .

New Zealand pop chameleon Kimbra returns to Boston on Wednesday for an opening slot on Jacob Collier ’s “Djesse” world tour at MGM Music Hall at Fenway. The following night , Judas Priest rip through 55 years of ruptured eardrums and heavy metal, including their recent 19th studio album, “Invincible Shield.”

On Thursday , Dave Hause & The Mermaid perform the first of three consecutive shows at Faces. The trio of gigs at the Malden brewery precede an appearance at Sing Us Home Festival , a weekend-long event that Hause curates in his native Philadelphia.

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Dog Park , “Festina Lente.” This burgeoning Parisian group offers a pillowy dream-pop debut that revolves around its titular Latin adage, an oxymoron meaning “make haste slowly.” A drowsy, drifting quality permeates the band’s 10 new tracks, whisking listeners between Paris boulevards, solitary evenings, and a liminal space between reality and imagination.

Debo Ray , “Time With You.” R&B serves as a healing balm for strained relationships in the new single from Massachusetts singer Debo Ray, who slathers a time-worn romance with supple vocals and the cool thrum of an upright bass. A meditation on maintaining long-term relationships, “Time With You” emanates grace as it replaces tension with tenacity.

Tei Shi , “Valerie.” Since the 2015 arrival of her earth-shattering single “Bassically,” Tei Shi has slinked between a bevy of labels: Canadian-Colombian weaver of art-pop, cross-cultural producer, even Berklee College of Music student. On her third studio album, she strips away the titles and returns to her given name — Valerie Barbosa — to pack a bilingual time capsule with electro-tinged tropicalia, bachata, and R&B.

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Fans of Screaming Females still mourning the New Jersey band’s breakup can find some closure at the Capitol Theatre next Thursday . The Arlington cinema will host a 7 p.m. screening of the punks’ 2018 performance at ONCE Somerville, which was part of a lengthy tour promoting their seventh album, “All at Once.”