Local indie pop singer-songwriter. 4:30–6:30 p.m.

Mid-Michigan country singer-guitarist. 5 p.m.

New all-star local folk-rock ensemble of singer-guitarists Geoff Michael, Mike Ward, and Dave Boutette, backed by Neil Donato on Hammond organ, and backing vocalists Annie Bacon, Kristi Davis, and Jim Latini. Tonight they celebrate the release of “Walk Up This Hill,” their new single recorded at Big Sky Studios. 6–7:45 p.m. $25.

Novi Americana pop-folk singer-songwriter.

Ypsi acoustic trio whose sound blends a number of American musical traditions. Opener: Rollie Tussing Trio, an ensemble led by this nationally known veteran local guitar virtuoso who specializes in prewar country blues, hot jazz, and popular tunes of the 1920s & 30s.

Local female singer-songwriters TBA. Hosted by Alaina Lemon and Sara Lambert.

Jazz ensemble led by veteran pianist Davis, an MSU jazz professor and longtime accompanist of the legendary jazz vocalist Betty Carter.

Quartet from Boston, led by singer-songwriter guitarist Ezra, whose country-inflected folk-rock tunes feel uplifting even when the subject matter is dark. The group first emerged in the early 2000s and quickly garnered acclaim for their bold, insightful songwriting and interactive, high-energy live shows. Opener: Sirsy, a pop-rock and soul duo from Upstate New York. $35.

Kalamazoo indie rock band. Openers: the Grand Rapids garage rock band The Westside, the Detroit-area indie grunge band Baits, and the bluesy Kalamazoo rock ‘n’ roll band Bold Bluffs.

This local dance quintet plays classic R&B and Motown. With vocalist Terry Samuels, guitarist Pete Bullard, keyboardist Andy Adamson, bassist Doug Katchorek, and drummer Mike Moneart. They are backed by the Westside Girls, the vocal duo of Cheryl McIntire and Carol Shaw. 

Local garage punk and psychedelic rock trio that tonight celebrates the release of a new album, Colorable. Openers: the Detroit harcore band EKG, the Detroit rock ’n’ roll quintet The Lucid Furs, and Carmel Liburdi, a local folk-rock singer-songwriter.

Ypsi acoustic alt-rock duo.

Lansing duo that specializes in classic country covers. 8:30 p.m.

Double bill. Edwards is a local country singer-songwriter whose songs have been covered by the likes of Lee Roy Parnell and T. Graham Brown. Starr is a blues-based Americana singer songwriter from western Colorado who has collaborated with John Oates, among others. 9–10:15 p.m. $25.

With local DJs Mogi Grumble and Gemstone James.

With Payton & Annabelle, a West Michigan alt-folk duo known for their intimate harmonies and confessional lyrics, and Maria and the Coins, a Minneapolis-based indie pop-rock band, led by big-voiced singer Maria Coyne, that’s known its earnest alt-rock–inspired pop anthems. $14

DJ dance party featuring music by French touch (aka French house) and European disco acts, including Daft Punk, Breakbot, Justice, and others. $20.

Performers of all skill levels invited. Hosted by James Bourland & the Staches, a local quintet fronted by versatile local rock singer-guitarist Bourland.