This weekend at Scout Bar Scout Bar in Marinagate it's MC Noize
(From Last FM.com) Ivan Alekseev known as Noize MC (which is also the name of his band), is a rap rock musician from Moscow, Russia. He's one the most famous Russian freestylers known for his 
tongue-in-cheek lyrics. In 2003 he founded a band called "Protivo Gunz" which later became a full live line-up of his every show. However having two names was inconvenient, so after signing a record deal the name "Protivo Gunz" was dropped and "Noize MC" became a full rap-rock/punk rap band. Read more @Last FM.com
For Rod Wave, born Rodarius Green, recording was initially just a pastime facilitated by his father (who bought him a microphone) and his brother (who gave him a computer). He didn't intend to make a career out of it, but early tracks circulated by his producer found an audience in his native St. Petersburg, Florida, and additional material and live shows led to a deal with the Universal-affiliated Alamo Records. 
Still a teenager, Rod put together multiple volumes in his Hunger Games series and also released a handful of singles in 2018 alone. He was even more productive the following year, releasing PTSD (with Bay Area legend E-40 the only guest), appearing on E-40's "Made This Way" (his highest-profile guest verse to that point), and hitting number ten on the Billboard 200 with Ghetto Gospel. The latter debut studio full-length was executive produced by Kevin Gates -- an early inspiration -- and was boosted by a remix of the single "Heart on Ice" featuring Lil Durk.
Read more @All Music.com
(From All Music.com-Gregory Heaney) Turnover emerged in the early part of the 2010s, quickly outgrowing their emo and punk roots to create a more introspective sound that incorporated the lushness of dream pop and the tender melodies of indie pop. 2015's Peripheral Vision marked the 
beginning of their transformation as it dialed down the distortion and added touches of shoegaze haze and summery vocal harmonies. Further works saw them branching out into wistful introspection (2017's Good Nature) and soft pop (2019's Altogether.) By the time of 2022's Myself in the Way, they had cooked up a slick slowcore-meets-disco sound inspired by Quincy Jones and Chic.
