Over the last couple of years, surf-rock gang the Surfrajettes have made the Orlando area an annual stop. This year is no different, as the femme waveriders — decked out in Shangri-Las finery — come to Ace Cafe to herald the summer in Central Florida.
The Canadian (gasp!) quartet make this mandatory stop as part of their Road Dogs tour with fellow saltwater devotee, though with a soul-music twist, Bethlehem Shalom. Expect reverb, whip-crack riffs and buoyant rhythms — if you’ve heard Dick Dale, you know the drill. But still, this is music that begs to be experienced live.
7 p.m. Wednesday, April 1, Ace Cafe Sanford, 115 N. Laurel Ave., acecafesanford.com, Sanford, $25.96-$63.65.
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