Whether you grew up on Parliament and Prince, Dre and Snoop or recently rediscoverd old-school funk via more contemporary producers like Pharrell Williams and Mark Ronson, expect to be moved by Jamil Rashad’s Boulevards. The Raleigh artist found his way back to the funk by way of punk and metal and he’s been packing dance floors from the Triangle to here with sexy, Bootsy-licious songs like “Love and Dance” and “Move and Shout.” He shares this bill with locals Miami Dice and Astrea Corp.

Price: $8-10