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1/29 • Boston Camerata: Daniel: A Medieval Masterpiece Revisited: The themes of justice and of truth spoken to power are front and center as the Jewish captive Daniel confronts the tyrannical Belshazzar. This magnificent musical play of Daniel, composed eight centuries ago in Beauvais, France, was newly transcribed from the original manuscript source and newly staged for modern audiences by Artistic Director Anne Azéma. Trinity Church in Copley Square. 3pm. bostoncamerata.org 2/5 • Hespèrion XXI: Jordi Savall brings his worldfamous ensemble back to the BEMF concert stage. One of the giants of Early Music, Savall directs a consort of seven virtuosic instrumentalists in a rousing program of Venetian Baroque dance music by Gabrieli, Marini, Merula, and more. Sanders Theatre. 4pm. bemf.org
2/6 • Dan Layus: Layus will be performing songs from his debut solo album, Dangerous Things, which spans influences from Hank Williams to Tom Waits, from Dwight Yoakam to Woody Guthrie. Brighton Music Hall. 7pm. crossroadspresents.com/brighton-music-hall/ 2/27 • John Doe: Acclaimed solo artist and founding member of the influential L.A. punk rock band X John Doe released his latest solo effort, The Westerner, which was embraced by outlets like Rolling Stone Country and NPR Music. The album was inspired by Michael Blake (author of Dances with Wolves) and features guest appearances from Chan Marshall of Cat Power, Debbie Harry of Blondie, Cindy Wasserman of Dead Rock West and Tom Brosseau. Club Passim. 7pm. passim.org
1/28 • CRASHfest: CRASHfest transforms the House of Blues into an indoor music festival with three different stages, lush lounge areas, and a kaleidoscope of sounds and cultures that brings an eclectic and worldly spin to the Boston music scene. This year’s festival features Bombino, San Fermin & Now Ensemble, Salif Keita, Debo Band, Orkesta Mendoza, Daby Touré, Carrie Rodriguez, LADAMA, Air Congo, and Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band. House of Blues. 5:30pm. crashfest.org
TUESDAYS 1/31 • Bear’s Den: The London-based band played music in various incarnations before officially forming in 2012. They developed a cult following in their short existence as a result of their writing, harmonies, D.I.Y. approach with custom hand-stamped CDs and extensive touring. Brighton Music Hall. 8pm. crossroadspresents. com/brighton-music-hall/ 1/31 • Cloud Nothings: Dylan Baldi maintains simple, admirable standards in quality. “A thing I like to do with all of my records is drive around with them,” the 25-year-old Cloud Nothings frontman says. “In high school, I would listen to music for hours like that: just driving through the suburbs of Cleveland. And if it sounds good to me in that context and I can think of high school me listening to it and saying, ‘That’s okay,’ I feel good about the record. This is the one that’s felt best.” Paradise Rock Club. 7pm. crossroadspresents.com/paradise-rock-club/
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