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This weekend is full of things to do in the Valley of the Sun. Tonight, the massive AZ Fall Frenzy concert, featuring Halocene, Matt & Kim, Jimmy Eat World, and blink-182 hits Tempe Beach Park; MegaRan and MC Chris bring the nerd-rap "Race Wars" tour to Martini Ranch; and British psych-royalty The Zombies play Celebrity Theatre. Saturday night, Thrice performs at the Marquee. Sunday night, The Love Me Nots play a rare 18 + show at the Yucca Tap Room.

But there's more. Read on for five more picks for excellent shows to catch this weekend.

Top Five Concert Picks For This Weekend: Nekromantix, Nurses, David Bromberg Quartet, Idiot Glee, and Tyler Ward

Jason P. Woodbury | September 30, 2011 | 9:00am
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Friday, September 30:

Psychobilly ramblers The Nekromantix bring the stand-up bass driven sound to The Clubhouse.

Indie-rockers Nurses and Dominant Legs are scheduled to play The Trunk Space.

Saturday, October 1:

Picker David Bromberg is scheduled to play The Compound Grill:

Sunday, October 2:

Idiot Glee bring their retro-soul sound to Yellow Canary Dance Hall.

Tyler Ward brings his sensitive pop to The Rhythm Room.

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Jason P. Woodbury is a music and pop-culture writer based in Phoenix. He is a regular contributor to the music blog Aquarium Drunkard and co-host of the Transmissions podcast.

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