Bryan Adams heads to the Encore Theater for a run of "Bare Bones" acoustic shows, trading his full band for just a guitar and his voice as he revisits "Summer of '69," "Heaven," and other hits stripped down to their core, with stories woven between songs. Over at The Theater at Virgin Hotels, BEAT brings together Adrian Belew, Steve Vai, Tony Levin, and Terry Bozzio for a night dedicated to King Crimson's "Discipline"-era catalog, a rare showcase of progressive rock musicianship from four genre-defining players. Meanwhile, ScHoolboy Q marks a decade of Blank Face LP with an intimate set at Brooklyn Bowl, digging into the album's West Coast grit up close in a room built for bass-heavy nights and crowds that know every word.