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.
January 5: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
January 10: The Dangling Participles
Lansing Americana quartet.
January 11: The Keyloggers
Local acoustic pop-folk duo of singer-cellist Becca Lynch and singer- guitarist Jessica Quiroga. .
January 12: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
January 17: Fern Whale
Meditative, soulful, fetchingly melodic folk-rock by the Ypsilanti duo of Tom and Angela Sheppard.
January 18: Monte Pride
Lansing pop-folk singer-songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist.
January 19: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
January 24: Dylan Tolbert
Soulful pop-folk by this Three Rivers singer-songwriter.
January 25: 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."
January 26: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
January 31: Winnie Karpov
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February 2: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
February 7: Acoustic Ash
Stage name of Utica-based folk singer-songwriter Ash Harris, who cites Tracy Chapman, k.d. lang, and Sarah McLachlan as influences.
February 8: Jake Maltby
Local singer-songwriter.
February 9: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
February 15: Nick Small
Versatile local young singer-songwriter.
February 16: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
February 21: Dr. Pete Larson & His Cytotoxic Nyatiti Band
Self-styled "East Africanesque futurist lyre jams" by this trio led by local singer-string musician Larson who plays the nyatiti, an 8- stringed lyre native to the Siaya region of western Kenya, where he studied under one of the last masters of the instrument, Mzee Oduor Nyagweno. With guitarist Fred Thomas and drummer Tom Hohmann.
February 22: Brett Mitchell
Midland alt-pop-rock singer-songwriter whom Grand Rapids Press music critic John Sinkevics calls "the new millennium's version of Marshall Crenshaw."
February 23: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
February 28: Kameryn Galen Duo
Jazz by the Detroit duo of vocalist Kameryn Ogden and keyboardist Galen Bundy.
February 29: Andrew Brown's Djangophonique
Local ensemble led by guitarist Brown that plays music inspired by the legendary gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.
February 30: Brennan Andes & Friends
Jazz ensemble led by Macpodz bassist Andes.
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