7 Concerts to See this Week in Jacksonville

Ritz Chamber Players, Songwriter's Night at Blue Jay, No Fraud at Kona and more

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Alt Rock/Electronic

Violent Vira – Tuesday, June 18 

Underbelly | Downtown Jacksonville

Popular indie-rock and electronic artist Violent Vira brings their Lover of A Ghost tour to Underbelly in Downtown Jacksonville.

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Classical 

Ritz Chamber Players – Tuesday, June 18 

Terry Hall | Arlington 

The formidable locally-based ensemble of internationally renowned musicians, the Ritz Chamber Players perform a Juneteenth inspired concert at Jacksonville University’s Terry Hall on Tuesday. 

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Singer-Songwriter 

Songwriter’s Night – Thursday, June 20 

Blue Jay Listening Room | Jacksonville Beach

Local singer-songwriter Andy Zipf hosts this once-a-month songwriters-in-the-round-style event at Blue Jay. This week’s lineup includes Kale that Raps, Kenzie’s Place and Alana DeBow. 

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Punk

Strung Out – Thursday, June 20

De Real Ting | Downtown Jacksonville

SoCal punks Strung Out perform with The Adolescents, Mercy Music and Swill at De Real Ting Cafe on Thursday. 

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Hardcore/Punk

No Fraud – Saturday, June 22 

Kona Skate Park | Arlington 

Florida-bred ‘80s HC-punk act No Fraud headlines a lineup of fellow punkers, including Left On High, Tabeersco and Radio Poets at the Kona Clubhouse on Saturday.
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Folk/American Roots 

Kyshona Trio – Saturday, June 22

Waterworks | St. Augustine

Folk singer-songwriter Kyshona performs with her trio at Waterworks in St. Augustine as part of the Gamble Rogers Folk Festival series. 

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Soul/Violin

Omari Dillard – Saturday, June 22

Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts | Downtown Jacksonville

Virtuosic violinist Omari Dillard visits the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday.

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