Nightspots
Ann Arbor Distilling Co.
220 Felch [map]
882-2169
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This boutique distillery features occasional live music on the outdoor This boutique distillery features live music in its Tiny Corner stage in the tasting room (or on the patio in summer if the weather is nice), Fri. & Sat. 7-9 p.m. and Sun. 5:30-7:30 p.m.
March 1: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
March 6: Bekah Greenman
Livonia singer-songwriter whose repertoire also includes jazz standards and pop covers.
March 7: Escaping Pavement 
Ferndale acoustic singer-songwriter duo of multi-instrumental string players Emily Burns and Aaron Markovitz who describe their songs as "Americana wildflowers amongst blades of bluegrass."
March 8: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
March 13: Robin + Razz 
Duo of vocalist Robin Grant & guitarist John Rasmussen from the local pop-rock band Spark.
March 14: Creature of One
Multi-genre quintet of Lansing singer-songwriters & multi- instrumentalists.
March 15: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
March 20: Sam Corbin
Lansing pop-folk singer-songwriter whose influences range from Leonard Cohen to Bob Dylan.
March 21: Lilly MacPhee 
Yearning, ethereal folk-rock by this Detroit indie singer-songwriter.
March 22: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
March 27: Tim Monger
Engaging veteran local singer-songwriter-guitarist whose pop-rock Americana fuses high lonesome tunes with evocative tales drawn from ordinary life. Monger has a CD, Summer Cherry Ghosts, that Allmusic.com calls "a sweetly nostalgic song cycle, filled with sketches of places and people he's loved, memories he treasures--in short, the ghosts of summers past."
March 28: Matt Gabriel
Grand Rapids singer-songwriter whose music draws on an eclectic mix of genres, from pop and rock to folk and country.
March 29: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
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