Country cover band from Taylor. 8:30 p.m.

With short sets by the Detroit postpunk power pop garage trio The Strains, the Detroit blues-rock trio The Muggs, the Detroit rock ’n’ roll quintet The Lucid Furs, the Detroit hardcore band Supreme Mystic, the Detroit prog rock band Blood Rune Sigil, the female-fronted Detroit doom metal band  Angel of Mars, the Novi punk-rock band Permanently Pissed, the local progressive death-metal band The Biscuit Merchant, the Ypsi punk band Tongue, the Detroit metal band Owlskin, and Knuckle Dragger, a Detroit hard rock band who play what they call “caveman music by cavemen, for cavemen.”

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

All ages.  With bands TBA. $23.

Young local jazz trio that plays a mix of originals and bebop standards.

Mid-Michigan singer-guitarist who plays mainly acoustic classic rock covers.

Veteran pop-folk singer-songwriter from Cleveland who’s been compared to the likes of Nick Drake and Elliott Smith and whose empathetic and engaging songs have been featured on the soundtracks to Grey’s Anatomy, Scrubs, and several other TV shows. Opener: Raye Zaragoza, a young L.A.–based multi-ethnic pop-folk singer-songwriter known for her protest songs.

Young local blues-rock band. Openers: the Detroit indie rock band Corse, the Monroe math rock & emo band Flowers In Winter, and Monroe and The Apple Trees, a Detroit-area rock band led by singer-songwriter Monroe Fidelice.

A set by a house band led by local jazz trumpeter Ingrid Racine, followed by an open mic for vocalists, instrumentalists (including electronic), MCs, & poets.

Detroit blues-rock and southern-rock band. Openers: Levona (see Ziggy’s), the Nashville-based alt-rock duo Shakira Chinchilla, and Permanently Pissed.

Jazz standards by an ensemble fronted by Saline singer-pianist Jean Wilson.

Blues-based Southern Gothic singer-songwriter from Tennessee whose influences range from Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Nina Simone to the Carolina Chocolate Drops and the Duhks. Opener: Buffalo Nichols, a young blues singer-songwriter & guitarist whose music ballasts country blues traditions with contemporary social commentary. $29.

All acoustic musicians invited. Hosted by singer-songwriter Phil McMillion.

Acclaimed veteran Sacramento singer-songwriter with a distinctive poetic touch whose facility with folk, blues, and honky-tonk idioms and attitudes has provoked comparisons to Dylan and Tom Waits. $35.

Jazz ensemble led by local guitarist Michael Varverakis.