Misterwives

Misterwives

6 p.m. • Triple Rock • all ages • sold out

Fun-pop outfit Misterwives made noise last year with their irresistible "Reflections" EP, featuring the charged and punchy titular track that kick-started the band's career. Lead singer Mandy Lee, a classically trained musician, shows off her massive vocal prowess across their debut record, "Our Own House," which was released last week. Perhaps because these pop partyers are too much fun for adults to handle, this show is all ages. Børns and Handsome Ghost open. Alex Nelson

Nickelback

8 p.m. • Target Center • $25-$80

The songs remain the same, but word is that Nickelback has dialed down the spectacle on tour. No pyro, flashpots or explosions. But the Canadian rock kingpins have added a third guitarist, Tim Dawson, to help them deliver the enduring "How You Remind Me" and "Rock Star" as well as covers of Foo Fighters, Led Zeppelin and the Eagles (really?). Opening is the Pretty Reckless, fronted by "Gossip Girl" star Taylor Momsen. Jon Bream

Paper Diamond

Former Pretty Lights protégé Alex Botwin has become a force of his own. The Colorado-reared, L.A.-based bass head — better known as Paper Diamond — has expanded his sound since his breakout "Levitate" EP. 2013's "Paragon" EP built on his signature bass-pulsing, electro-soul-laced tracks, incorporating trap elements, more dubstep time signatures and vocals. After putting his Elm & Oak label/design firm/art gallery on the back burner to focus on writing, the future bass producer's expected-this-week "Rain Drops" EP promises more vocal exploration. With L.A. trap duo Gladiator and Louis Futon. Michael Rietmulder

Bob Schneider

8 p.m. • Cedar Cultural Center • $25