Nightspots
Events for July 18, 2026
Goodman’s Brother.
Detroit-area stoner rock band.
Afroman.
Sold out.
Tiffany Gridiron.
Ensemble led by this sultry-voiced Lansing jazz singer.
Sandra Bomar Quartet.
Jazz ensemble led by this veteran sultry-voiced Detroit vocalist.
Hard Candy.
Chelsea rock band, led by Spark vocalist Robin Grant, that covers lesser-known bands and deep cuts, along with some familiar hits.
NuAudio.
Toledo classic rock & pop cover trio.
Seraphina Provenzano.
Versatile local acoustic country-folk & Americana singer-songwriter-guitarist.
Steve Dougherty.
Local folk-rock and Americana singer-songwriter who tonight celebrates the release of a new album. Opener: Reanna Morgan, a local folk-rock singer-songwriter.
Schmaltz.
Local collective with a repertoire of klezmer-funk originals and klezmer classics. 6:30–7:45 p.m. $20.
Nick James & Friends.
Detroit-area country-folk singer-songwriter who specializes in live digital loops. 9–10:15 p.m. $10.
James Bourland & His Ex-Husbands.
Honky-tonk & outlaw country classics by this ensemble led by versatile local rock singer-guitarist Bourland.
Miranda & The M80s.
Lansing-based 80s cover band.
Head Full of Ghosts.
Ypsi alt-rock trio led by singer-songwriter and guitarist James Henes.
Ron Shelton.
Americana country-rock and folk-rock covers by this local singer-guitarist. 4:30–6:30 p.m.
Jill and Wolf & Friends.
Local husband-and-wife acoustic duo of Jill & Wolf Reuter.
Lady Sunshine & the X Band.
Popular local gospel-flavored blues band led by Lady Sunshine, a fiery, rich-voiced singer whose style blends elements of Aretha Franklin, Koko Taylor, and Denise LaSalle.
Claybank.
A new solo project by Ypsi rock trio Hunter & the HasBeens frontman Jake Loehr. Opener: Frog Island Power Boat, an Ypsi rock band.