Kung Fu | Courtesy Roundhouse Management

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SUNDAY

Kung Fu

With Atoadaso

This will be the second visit to Roanoke for Connecticut-based Kung Fu, which is a smashing jazz-funk and fusion act. The first time, there was not a weak player onstage as the five-piece act played steaming originals and killed covers such as “Stratus,” popularized by Billy Cobham.

Details: 9:30 p.m. Martin’s Downtown Bar & Grill, Roanoke. $8 advance; $10 door. 985-6278, martinsdowntown.com, kungfumusic.com, soundcloud.com/atoadaso

SUNDAY

Ralph Stanley II

It’s a matinee show at the old movie house, featuring a mountain music scion. The guy they call “2″ has played in his father’s band for years, but is also well-engaged in his own project, including upcoming CD, “Born To Be A Drifter.”

Details: 3 p.m. The Rex Theater, Galax. $10. 537-4082, strummitworks.ticketleap.com, ralph2.com

Doing it for Dustin

With Poe Mack, Blue Mule, DJ Case Jones, Sky Chambers, Rhaaz Rob Bizzle, Marro, Crafsmen, DJ Hoodii and more

Roanoke hip-hop leader Poe Mack brings together a variety of acts to help friend Dustin Bryant, badly injured in a recent car crash.

Details: 6 p.m. Awful Arthur’s, Salem. $5 suggested donation. 387-1004, awfularthursseafood.com, poemack.com

Part 3 of Staunton River High School Benefit

With Lowlife, Hired Guns, Pandora’s Box, Bad G, 6sense, RO, Jminnix, DJ Hoodii

Performers gather for a memorial and benefit for the families of four teenagers killed last year in a series of car crashes in Bedford County.

Details: 2 p.m. Schooners, Roanoke. Donations accepted at the door. 563-4956, schoonersbar.org