Here are 14 concerts taking place across Philadelphia over the next seven days. For tickets and all the details, visit WXPN’s concerts and events page.

Sunday, June 4: Joan Osborne, Upper Merrion Township

Whether rocking with her pals in Trigger Hippie or writing her own solo catalogue, veteran singer-songwriter Joan Osborne excels on stage. Tonight, start your week with her at Upper Her Merion Her Township concert Her Under The Her Stars. // 6pm, $25, AA

6/4 (Sun): Cracker at World Cafe Live

Alternative rock favourites, Cracker have spent decades cutting through country mayhem with a mix of indie brusqueness. Their live shows are always lively and fun, but tonight we’re back in the music hall at World Cafe Live. // 8pm, $30, AA

Sunday, June 4: Levitt Pavilion Steelstacks Ataris

Throughout the summer, the XPN Welcome to Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks, a free concert series, features a wide range of local and nationally renowned artists. Tonight, one of the series’ big names, and one of the big surprises, is Midwestern pop-punk band Ataris. They burst into the mainstream in 2003 with their cover of Bryan Adams’ hit “The Boys of Summer,” but the band will bring the catchy riffs and precise harmonies they’ve been imbuing since 1996 to Bethlehem tonight. would bring to // 6pm, free, AA

Tuesday 6/6: Corinne Bailey Rae at McCarter Theater

Classy, ​​soulful singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae graces Hershey’s McCarter Theater this Tuesday. Whether it’s her 2006 hit “Put Your Record On,” or her most recent song, the heart speaks in a whisper And what’s more, the Leeds singer-songwriter is sure to love this show. // 7:30pm, $25+, AA

Tuesday 6/6: Christiana Benton at Silk City

It was released last year by Philadelphia singer-songwriter Christiana Benton. better than not being late, is a beautifully introspective record built around memorable hooks, warm delivery, country melodies and emotional indie pop. She’s set to perform at the Key Studio Sessions this week, the same day she kicks off The Lunar Year Tour with her local friends in Silk City. // 7pm, $12, 21+

Wednesday 6/7: Hennessy Bonfire at 118 North

Sean Hennessy, a prolific percussionist in the Philadelphia roots scene, returns to his solo project Hennessy Bonfire for a new album. boulevard trail, mediation about family, mortality, and hope. Hennessy steeped in Caribbean and West African tones and arrangements, as heard at the recent Key Studio sessions, and as can be seen at the band’s album release party at 118 North on Wednesday. music draws you in. // 7:30pm, $15, 21+

Thursday 6/8: V Shane Frederick at Chris’ Jazz Cafe

Dazzling pianist and vocalist V Shane Frederick has an old soul and a romantic heart, but also a visionary one.His recent key studio sessions delve into classic jazz masterpieces of yesteryear, while his album king suite A nugget from Nat King Cole’s songbook reimagined in his own style.his vast Black light Release, by contrast, delves into history, ancestry and spirituality through towering cosmic sounds. His concert at the Chris Jazz Cafe on Thursday could go either way, but it’s going to be sublime either way. // 8:00pm and 9:30pm, $15+, 21+

Thursday 6/8: Johnny Brenda’s Rachel Andy

Philadelphia indie pop star Rachel Andy is back in the city from her new home in New Zealand for the summer, bringing her Kiwi bandmates on tour in the US. If you missed Porch Fest last Saturday, find out at Johnny He Brenda’s on Thursday. // 8pm, $15, AA

Friday 6/9: AJJ at Union Transfer

Popular folk punk AJJ all disposable We have two tours of the area this week. After appearing at HMAC in Harrisburg on Tuesday and set to headline Union Transfer on Friday, it’s as much a headliner as an undercard with breezy Brooklyn rockers Oceanator and Philadelphia indie star Grady. It will be an exciting show. // 7pm, $25, AA

Friday 6/9: Cosmic Gilt (Lititz Shirt Factory)

Fans of rich psychedelic roots rock are in luck. He has two chances to see the Cosmic Guilt this week. They play the Wayne Music Festival on Saturdays, which is always a good time, but head to the Lititz Shirt Factory in Central Pennsylvania on Friday nights to see their headliner gig. // 8pm, $25, AA

Friday 6/9: Sam Lies at Ukie Club

Philadelphia jewel Sam Ryze made his mark on the Black Opry world this spring by attending the organization’s first residency, a week-long event in March in collaboration with WXPN and Pugh. Rise’s talents for immersive melodies and engaging storytelling have captivated the World Cafe Live audience with a few in-round showcases, but this Friday he’ll be performing the full set of Ukie Club. You will be treated to us. At this gig, you’ll find them holding up the queer country and folk music billboard alongside Tami Hart and the Metdown Rodeo. // 7:30 PM, $15, AA

Saturday 6/10: Wayne Music Festival

The Wayne Music Festival is free, located on Main Line Township’s main thoroughfare, conveniently located for SEPTA riders and 476 commuters, easy to access, and the line-up is all-around great. Whether you’re looking for headliners like indie rockers Wheatus or New Orleans brass band Bonerama, look for local favorites like Thug Daniels, Cosmic Gilt, Wisher and soft rock tribute band Mellow Fever (starring Dan Reed) Even if it comes, it’s a Saturday with music piled up here and there. // 1pm, free, AA

Saturday 6/10: Low Cut Coney at Anchor Rock Club

Sturdy Cookies, Assemble: Low Cut Coney is gearing up for the XPoNential Music Festival this Saturday with a headliner show at the Anchor Rock Club.Slide to get a first taste of the new album material art dealer. // 7pm, $22.50, 18+

6/10 (Sat): Remus at World Cafe Live

Saturday will be a busy one for Philadelphia crooner and Key Studio Sessions star Remus. Early in the evening, he and his other band (he’s an Arthur Thomas and Funkytrium publicist) play at the Wayne Festival. Soon after the set, he will be rushing back to Philadelphia to headline his solo set to celebrate his new album at his live lounge at The World’s Cafe. Universal Soul Experiment. Lee Mus’s music is sophisticated and upbeat with Prince, Bootsy and Park, making this show perfect for a Saturday night party. // 8:30 PM, $15, AA