South African comedian Gilli Apter performs in Valencia as part of her European tour. Featured on Netflix's "Only Jokes Allowed" comedy special. See website for tickets.
San Diego band, Crocodiles, brings its distinctive mix of alternative and psychedelic rock to the Loco Club. See website for details and tickets.
Congo-born Afro-jazz musician, Doudou Nganga, premieres his new album, Tokororo, at the Fundación SGAE. Based in Valencia, Nganga's energetic and soul-stirring live concerts have won him a loyal local following. See website for details.
Literary open mic night for English-speaking writers in Valencia.
Argentinian pianist, Andres Beeuwsaert, is known for his work with the critically acclaimed jazz group, Aca Seca Trio. See venue for tickets and reservations.
Okkervil River is the latest project of American folk rock musician Will Sheff. Pitchfork magazine describes his album, In the Rainbow Rain, as making "kindness an aesthetic on this album of gentle, idiosyncratic songs". Valencian rock group Nicolás Molina y el Cor Brutal is opening the show. See website for more details.
This American "little orchestra" is renowned for its upbeat and eclectic mix of jazz, classical, and pop. Performing at the Les Arts auditorium. See the website for details and tickets.
New York saxophonist Dayna Stephens plays the Jimmy Glass jazz bar with his quartet. Jazz Views calls his new album, Hopium, a "a masterful exploration of modern jazz". See website for details and tickets.
The Ricardo Tormo race circuit in Cheste hosts this GT3 motorsport. It's the penultimate round of the GT World Challenge Sprint Cup. See website for event times and tickets.
Berklee School of Music showcases the work of its students and faculty in this series of free open-air concerts by its Les Arts campus. A diverse range of styles, including jazz, jazz fusion, R&B, soul, pop, and Latin music.
L'Etno hosts folk duo Marta Torrella and Helena Ros as part of its museum festival, mixing traditional vocals and song with modern sampling techniques. Free, but tickets are limited to 2 per person and must be picked up before the concert. See website for details.
Swiss violinist Eva Slongo plays the Jimmy Glass jazz bar with her quartet. Described by the San Javier International Jazz Festival as "one of the most promising additions to jazz violin in recent decades." See Jimmy Glass' website for details and tickets. -