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Ray Bonneville.: JD’s Stage
MoreJD’s Stage 117 ½ S. Main, Chelsea, Michigan, United StatesVeteran blues and country-rock guitarist and harmonica player from Montreal known for his raspy, laid-back vocals.
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Rick Burgess Trio.: Earle
MoreEarle 121 W. Washington, Ann ArborJazz ensemble, named after the late jazz pianist and Earle cofounder Burgess, featuring drummer Robert Warren and a rotating roster of bassists and pianists.
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Ladyship Warship.: The Arboretum
MoreThe Arboretum 984 E. Michigan Ave., SalineDetroit hard-rock duo of singer-guitarist EZ Myers and singer-drummer Kristin Lyn.
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David Nail.: Ark
MoreArk 316 S. Main, Ann ArborVeteran Nashville country singer-songwriter from Missouri known for his raw & direct lyrics and powerful voice. “Nail’s robust, resonant tenor just might be country’s most limber and soulful this side of Ronnie Dunn,” writes The Washington Post. Tonight he plays songs from his extensive catalog, along with new tunes from an album set to be released later this year. $40.
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Shelby & Jake.: Mash (Ypsilanti)
MoreMash (Ypsilanti) 400 W. River, YpsilantiLansing wife-and-husband duo of acoustic country-pop singer-guitarists.
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Outbound Packard.: Zal Gaz Grotto
MoreZal Gaz Grotto 2070 W. Stadium, Ann ArborA mix of rock and alt-country covers and originals by this local band led by guitarist Dave Buehrer (aka Paledave).
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TV Blackout.: Ziggy’s
MoreZiggy’s 206 W. Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti, YpsilantiYpsi psychedelic blues-rock trio. Openers: local blues-rock singer-songwriter & guitarist Adam Snyder, and the Detroit soul-inflected alt-pop singer-songwriter Bega.
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Toadally.: Ann Arbor Funhouse
MoreAnn Arbor Funhouse 207 E. Washington., Ann ArborLocal indie rock band.
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Briscoe.: Blind Pig
MoreBlind Pig 208 S. First St., Ann ArborAll ages. Austin-based Americana folk-rock duo known for their twangy, countrified vocal harmonies on songs that evoke 60s & 70s classic folk-rock. Americana UK praises their 2025 album Heat of July as “a hugely satisfying listen from start to finish. For anyone who likes their Americana to be closer to the folky end, but still wants something to play in the car with the ‘top down’, this is a record that is full of fresh air, clear skies and open roads.” Opener: Leon Majcen, a Florida folk-rock singer-songwriter. $25.
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Back to Basics.: Hear.Say Brewing + Theater.
MoreHear.Say Brewing + Theater. 2350 W. Liberty.Country and classic rock cover duo. 4–7 p.m.
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Jeff Mac.: Ypsi Alehouse
MoreYpsi Alehouse 124 Pearl, #100, Ypsilanti, YpsilantiSoft rock, blues and folk covers by this local singer-guitarist. 4:30–6:30 p.m.
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AJ Lynn.: Sam Hill
MoreSam Hill 5827 Jackson Rd.Detroit folk-rock singer-guitarist.
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Four Roses.: North Star Lounge
MoreNorth Star Lounge 301 N. Fifth Ave., Ann ArborLocal rock cover band. 6:30–7:45 p.m. $20.
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David Janeway Trio.: Blue LLama
MoreBlue LLama 314 S. Main, Ann ArborNYC-based jazz ensemble, led by veteran Detroit-bred pianist Janeway, that plays bright and measured original tunes in the style of Bill Evans.
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Luvplanet.: Moonwinks Tavern
MoreMoonwinks Tavern 5151 Plymouth Rd. (734) 994-5151.A psychedelic-tinged mix of rock, pop, and blues by this veteran Bay Area band led by singer Nicole Sutton and lead guitarist Mark McGee, a former sideman for Gregg Allman and Joe Satriani.
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Leslie Vincent.: JD’s Stage
MoreJD’s Stage 117 ½ S. Main, Chelsea, Michigan, United StatesMinneapolis jazz singer known for her joyful stage presence and wide ranging jazz interpretations of songs from the Great American Songbook, musical theater, and contemporary rock & pop.
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Rick Burgess Trio.: Earle
MoreEarle 121 W. Washington, Ann ArborJazz ensemble, named after the late jazz pianist and Earle cofounder Burgess, featuring drummer Robert Warren and a rotating roster of bassists and pianists.
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Shade Zero.: The Arboretum
MoreThe Arboretum 984 E. Michigan Ave., SalineDetroit-area alt-rock band.
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Laith Al-Saadi.: Ark
MoreArk 316 S. Main, Ann ArborThis veteran local singer-guitarist, a former finalist on The Voice, plays an eclectic mix of roots Americana, classic rock, and blues, including many originals. Guitar World calls him “a cross between Danny Gatton and Buddy Guy at their best.”
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Rory Nevins.: Mash (Ypsilanti)
MoreMash (Ypsilanti) 400 W. River, YpsilantiMid-Michigan singer-guitarist who plays mainly acoustic classic rock covers.