Week’s concerts: Lauren Daigle, Mazzy Star

It’s a really strong week for music in the Bay Area, highlighted by appearances from rising star vocalist Lauren Daigle and dream-pop outfit Mazzy Star. Here’s a look at some of the top picks:

Lauren Daigle: What was the best single of 2018? For our money, it was Daigle’s uplifting and hope-filled “You Say,” a gorgeous power ballad that brought crossover success to this longtime Christian music artist. Both the song and its parent album, “Look Up Child,” just won Grammys in contemporary Christian categories. This rising star brings her Look Up Child Tour to the Warfield in San Francisco on Friday. Details: 7:30 p.m.; $30$77.50; www.axs.com.

Mazzy Star: The sensational dream-pop act is back in acpears tion and a Sunday at the Fox Theater in Oakland. The band is best known for the single “Fade Into You,” but don’t be surpr se the highlight of the show turns out to be when Hope Sandoval softly croons “Into Dust.” Details: 8p.m.; $45-$65; www.tic etmaster.com.

Fanclub: Been out to see a Noise Pop concert yet? the festival’s top shows is set for Monday, when this cottish alt-rock outfit performs at the Fillmore in co. Details: 8p.m.; $27.50; www.noisepopfest.com. raham: The Danish pop act, known for the singles id” and “7Years,” performs Tuesday at the UC in Berkeley. Details: 8p.m.; $37.50; www.theuc .org.

Coathangers: The cool garage-punk outfit from ta returns to the Bay Area for a Saturday show at Independent in San Francisco. Details: 9 p.m.; $20; w.ticketfly.com.

Antibalas: The Afrobeat band brings its 20th anersary tour to a trio of Bay Area venues beginning night. Details: 9 p.m. today at The Chapel, San Fransco; $28-$32; 415-551-5157, www.thechapelsf. m; 9 p.m. Friday at The New Parish, Oakland; 28-$32; 510-227-8177, www.thenewparish.com; p.m. Saturday at Moe’s Alley, Santa Cruz; $28-$32; 31-479-1854, www.moesalley.com.