2 sets by this highly regarded avant garde ensemble led by Australian percussionist White best known as a member of the instrumental rock band Dirty Three. With Fugazi guitarist Guy Picciotto and Detroit multi-instrumentalist Colleen Burke. Second set is sold out.

 Detroit-area alt-rock band. Openers: the Canton metalcore and post-hardcore band Walking Down Main, the Detroit-area underground metal band Neon Coma, and the Toledo deathcore band Death Hex. $14.

Lansing blues singer-songwriter who accompanies himself on guitar and harmonica. 5:30–6:30 p.m. Free.

Parodies of familiar tunes by this local singer-guitarist.

All performers invited. Hosted by Mike Gentry. Sign-up at 5:30 p.m.

Jazz ensemble led by local guitarist Bowen, a U-M jazz studies grad.

Detroit Irish-tinged pop-rock quintet fronted by sibling singer-songwriters Tina and Maureen Paraventi.

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

Performers of all ages invited. 6–9 p.m. Free.

Ki5 is the stage name of Kyler Wilkins, a local singer-producer who layers vocals and beatbox rhythms using looping pedals to create a unique one-man a cappella band. Tonight he is joined by some of his musical friends TBA. Part of Voices, a series showcasing up-and-coming Southeast Michigan musical acts. $24.

Local jazz ensemble led by bassist Tim Berla. With clarinetist & percussionist Charles Dayringer, keyboardist Paul Bairley, and saxophonist & flutist Paul Girard.

Flint band, led by singer-guitarist Gunther, that plays a high-energy mix of country, southern-rock, and blues. Openers: local country & rock singer-guitarists Blaine Luise, Bleau Otis, and Kevin Rousse.

All ages. The stage name of Michael Davie, a young Virginia indie pop singer-songwriter known for his lo-fi crooning anthems that incorporate elements of soul and R&B. Marvin magazine calls his sound “reminiscent of James Blake and Frank Ocean with a little Leonard Cohen thrown in.” Opener: Paco. $29.

Pop-folk and indie rock originals by this local singer-guitarist. 4:30–6:30 p.m.

Country covers by this Detroit-area singer-guitarist. 5 p.m.

Local blues-folk singer-songwriter known for her witty, often saucy observational lyrics. Her 2020 debut Makin’ Honey was produced by Annie Capps. 5:30–6:30 p.m. Free.

 Local folk-rock singer-songwriter.