Oshima Brothers
7 p.m. Friday. Opera House at Boothbay Harbor, 86 Townsend Ave., $20. boothbayoperahouse.com
Oshima Brothers is the sibling duo of Sean and Jamie Oshima who have been playing music together since childhood. They’re all about harmony-rich contemporary folk and have released a number of albums, EPs and singles over the past five years. Their latest is a five-track EP called “Dark, ep. 1.” home to songs like “Burning Earth,” “Mountain” and “Cadence.” Grab tickets soon for the limited-capacity show at Boothbay Harbor’s historic opera house.

Portland Symphony Orchestra: ‘Dancing with J.S. Bach’
Virtually  April 21 through May 21. Pay what you can, starting at $10. portlandsymphony.org
Portland Symphony Orchestra invites you to enjoy a digital concert featuring a collection of innovative works including Elena Kats-Chernin’s hypnotic “Clocks,” Erich Korngold’s music for “Much Ado About Nothing” and Eric Nathan’s  baroque “Dancing with J.S. Bach II.” PSO Music Director Eckard Preu will conduct principal oboe player Amanda Hardy, who has been with the orchestra since 2013.

Tune-Yards: Party in a Can Livestream
9 p.m. Wednesday, April 28. Livestream presented by State Theatre, $15. statetheatreportland.com
Tune-Yards is the musical endeavor of Merrill Garbus and her bass playing collaborator Nate Brenner. They’re celebrating the release of the album “Sketchy” (their sixth) with a live show from their home studio in California. The music of Tune-Yards is a kaleidoscopic trip of wild, arty pop and fantastical electronica romps, and they’ll be playing both old and new songs during the show. Stick around when it ends for a post-performance Q&A with the band.

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