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November in Vancouver might mean shorter days and colder nights, but the city’s live music scene has other plans.
Some of the biggest names in music are rolling into town this month, bringing everything from nostalgic alt-rock anthems and powerhouse vocals to indie favourites and genre-bending grooves.
Whether you’re looking for an excuse to get out of the house or planning a proper night on the town, there’s plenty worth putting on your calendar.
Here are five concerts you won’t want to miss in Vancouver this November.
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- Teddy Swims – November 6
Where: Rogers Arena
That voice. Those soulful melodies. Teddy Swims has become one of pop’s most compelling performers, blending R&B, soul and country influences into an irresistible sound. The Grammy-nominated singer brings his Ugly Tour to Vancouver, and if his massive hit Lose Control is any indication, expect an arena full of people singing their hearts out.
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- Beck – November 9
Where: Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Few artists have made musical unpredictability as entertaining as Beck. From the slacker-rock brilliance of Loser to the funky grooves of Odelay and the introspective beauty of Sea Change, his catalogue is a wonderfully strange ride through modern music. Catch him at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre for a performance that promises plenty of surprises.
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- Wolf Parade – November 13–15
Where: The Pearl
Montreal indie-rock favourites Wolf Parade are taking over The Pearl for three nights, and you’ve got good reason to be excited. Known for their electrifying live performances, soaring synths and gloriously off-kilter rock anthems, the band has a knack for making intimate venues feel absolutely enormous.
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- Tyla – November 15
Where: Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre, UBC
South African sensation Tyla is bringing serious heat to the city. The Grammy-winning superstar has taken the world by storm with her intoxicating blend of pop, R&B and amapiano, earning her the nickname “Queen of Popiano.” With infectious hits like Chanel and That Girl, plus choreography that’s practically an art form, her A*Pop World Tour promises a high-energy night of irresistible beats.
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- Steve Lacy – November 30
Where: Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
End the month on a high note with Steve Lacy, the Grammy-winning musician whose effortlessly cool blend of funk, R&B, indie rock and psychedelic soul has made him one of contemporary music’s most distinctive voices. The former member of The Internet promises a night of silky grooves, infectious melodies and plenty of singalong moments.
Keep the music going at Time Out Market Vancouver
Why limit your live music fix to one big concert? At Time Out Market Vancouver, the entertainment doesn’t stop when the weekend rolls around.
Located at Oakridge Park, the Market brings together some of Vancouver’s best food, drinks and cultural experiences under one roof. Its regular programming includes live music, DJ sets, Friday and Saturday Sound Sessions and Sunday jazz, making it an ideal place to gather with friends, discover local talent and enjoy something delicious.
Hungry for more? Check out Time Out Market Vancouver’s events calendar for the latest performances, special events and reasons to get out and experience the city.
Because Vancouver’s live music scene deserves an encore.
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