MusicThe Doobie BrothersTonight, 7:30 p.m.$70, The Keswick Theatrewww.keswicktheatre.comYellowcardwith Every Avenue & Go RadioTonight, 6 p.m.$22, The TLAwww.livenation.comEnter the Haggiswith ScythianFriday, 8:30 p.m.$20, Union Transferwww.utphilly.comTony Bennettwith Anttonia BennettFriday, 8 p.m.$51-$106, The Academy of Musicwww.livenation.comMayhem with Keep of KalessinFriday, 7:30 p.m.$24-$26, The Trocaderowww.thetroc.comMister Heavenlywith Mr. Dream and Buffalo StanceFriday, 8 p.m.$13, First Unitarian Churchwww.r5productions.comScratch AidSaturday, 8:30 p.m.$15-$18, Union Transferwww.utphilly.comAmos Leewith Brett Dennen and MutluSaturday, 8 p.m.$35-$45, The Academy of Musicwww.thekimmelcenter.orgGirls Rock Philly CD release PartySaturday, noon-3 p.m.Johnny Brenda'swww.johnnybrendas.comDusted Rootwith D&MTuesday, 7 p.m.$20, Union Transferwww.utphilly.comNoah and the WhaleSunday, 7 p.m.$20, The TLAwww.livenation.comFirst Friday Openings‘Our Schedule is Change’Reception Friday, 7-10 p.m.Runs through Nov. 25Space 1026, 1026 Arch St.www.space1026.comAustin-based artist Tim Kerr brought his friends up north for a show exploring social justice, history and community with a DIY aesthetic. Zomes (Asa Osborne of Lungfish/Pupils) plays this weekend’s reception.‘Two Brothers – Two Profiles’Reception Friday, 6-9 p.m.Runs through Nov. 29Projects Gallery. 629 N. Second St.www.projectsgallery.comPhilly-based artist Ira Upin teams up with his bro Len — on loan from their native Chicago — for a showcase of their very different but obviously related portraits.‘Gifted’Reception Friday, 5-9 p.m.Runs through Dec. 31The Clay Studio, 137-139 N. Second St.www.theclaystudio.orgThe Clay Studio’s annual holiday exhibit features work by more than 100 ceramic artists from across the country. Included are giftables such as tableware, tile and jewelry.‘Strange Observations’Reception Friday, 6:30-10 p.m.Gravy Studio & Gallery, 2212 Sepviva St.www.gravystudio.blogspot.comPhotographer Jonathan Schimpf’s new show looks at the strange happenings in both man-made spaces and the natural world.Food & DrinkA Philadelphia Ale & Arts AdventureTonight, 5:30-8 p.m.$35; departs from World Café livewww.worldcafelive.comThe Philadelphia Mural Arts Program and World Café Live are teaming up for this trolley tour of the city’s murals, which includes a stop at Yards Brewery for a tour — and, of course, refreshments.
