Great concerts in San Diego this week

Frente Cumbiero are an experimental cumbia band from Colombia, playing Casbah on Wednesday night.

• Spacehall Sound Machine, a San Diego-based "global groove" outfit, are opening — get there early!

Counting Crows play Gallagher Square Thursday night, along with openers The Gaslight Anthem.

Femi Kuti, the oldest son of Nigerian Afrobeat legend Fela Kútì, and an accomplished international musician in his own right, plays Belly Up Thursday night.

Baja Beach Fest brings headliners J Balvin, Don Omar and Maluma to Rosarito Beach for three days of Latin pop, rap and reggaeton starting Friday.

Wiz Khalifa and Earl Sweatshirt top a packed lineup of hip-hop stars at North Island Credit Union Amphitheater on Friday night.

Audio Perdisco, an Oceanside-based indie band, plays Stone Brewing's Oceanside tap room Friday night.

The Beach Boys perform at the Rady Shell on Saturday night as part of their "Sounds of Summer" tour.

Alabama Shakes take their rock, soul and blues sound to Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Amphitheater on Sunday night.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, the psych rock/whatever-genre-they-want Aussies, get an assist from the San Diego Symphony at the Rady Shell Monday night.

Kokoroko blend jazz and Afrobeat at the Epstein Family Amphitheater at UCSD on Tuesday night.