Bryan Adams pares things down at the Encore Theater for his "Bare Bones" acoustic run, trading the arena rock setup for just his guitar and voice on classics like "Summer of '69" and "Heaven," with stories woven between songs from his four-decade career. Over at The Theater at Virgin Hotels, BEAT reunites Adrian Belew, Steve Vai, Tony Levin, and Terry Bozzio for a night dedicated to King Crimson's landmark early-80s albums, bringing serious technical firepower to those angular riffs and polyrhythms. And at Brooklyn Bowl, ScHoolboy Q marks ten years of Blank Face LP with a bass-heavy set in an intimate room, revisiting the West Coast grit that made the album a favorite among fans who still know every word.