Every summer needs a soundtrack, and "3 July" by Memphis band Scissors and the Cuts is quickly becoming mine.

This weekend, a legendary but lesser-known Memphis band is finally playing in front of a massive audience. "Nothing Can Hurt Me", aka, the Big Star documentary, is being released in theatres (including Studio on the Square) on Friday. 

Happy Friday! Have you recovered from your Fourth of July celebration yet?

Here are five events you won't want to miss in Memphis this weekend:

1. An Evening with the Bar-Kays, Minglewood Hall, Friday, 7 p.m., $40

Happy almost Fourth of July, y'all.

Today in Memphis, our spirit animal returns, Bob Dylan's set list was great, and Neely's Barbecue is no longer. All of that (and more) is in today's Memphis news update.

Dishcrawl is a new Memphis event that combines three of my favorite things - food, new friends and adventures - into a single, super fun evening.

Dishcrawls are a series progressive dinners where you and 40 other foodies eat your way through a specific neighborhood over the course of an evening. It's like a pub crawl, but with food instead of beers.

Juzemibaby's fresh, homemade juices might be the healthiest delivery / take-out option in Memphis.

Juzemibaby (which I think is pronounced "juice me, baby") is a Memphis-based mobile juice and smoothie shop. 

Lovely weather we're having today, isn't it?

Today in Memphis, we've got cheaper beer, a new basketball court, burger honors and a feel good moment care of Penny Hardaway. Also, the Front Street Deli returns.

All of that (and more) is in today's Memphis news update.

Next Tuesday, the Americanarama Festival is bringing Bob Dylan, Wilco and My Morning Jacket to Memphis for a concert at AutoZone Park. You could buy a ticket for $60 or so, or you could come find me this weekend.