Detroit-area house DJ collective.

Local punk-rock alt-metal band.

Folk-rock singer-songwriter from Bangor, Maine, known for his emotionally direct lyrics, melodic inventiveness, and lively, passionate vocals. In his live shows, Day employs digital loops to create elaborate instrumental arrangements and harmonies. “The term ‘one man band’ comes to mind, but his live incarnation is really so much more than that,” writes Glide Magazine. “Day’s grasp of the musical veil and reveal is uncanny.” Opener: Max Bartos, a young NYC folk-rock singer-songwriter. $35.

With bands TBA. $22.

Jazz ensemble led by this local guitarist, a U-M grad currently pursuing a degree in jazz performance at NYU.

Ensemble led by this local jazz flutist-vocalist. With pianist Phil Lesky and drummer Marc Smith.

Local blues-rock band led by singer-guitarist John Babij.

Chelsea bluegrass & country-folk quartet. 5:30–6:30 p.m. Free.

Country & country-rock covers by this Jackson singer-guitarist. 5 p.m.

A new country side project by veteran local singer-songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist Moore. 8:30 p.m.

Versatile veteran local postpunk rock ’n’ roll singer-songwriter.

Traditional jazz and swing covers by this local duo. 4:30–6:30 p.m.

New blues-based folk-rock band led by Highland singer-songwriter Doug Larsen. Tonight they are joined by local singer-songwriters Scott Shadow and Bluesdad.

Detroit power-pop band. Openers: the Detroit alternative pop-rock band Jackson & the Poolsharks and the Detroit-area alt-punk band Trouble Clinic.