Nightspots
Crazy Wisdom Tea Room
114 S. Main [map]
665-9468
crazywisdom.net
Tea room above Crazy Wisdom Bookstore features live music, Fri.-Sat. 8-10 p.m. No cover, no dancing.
June 1: Luti & Bobby
Double bill. Luti Erbeznik is a Milford singer-songwriter and guitarist who sings in a voice that's been compared to Nick Drake and whose music blends American folk, rock, and pop forms with the rhythms and colorings of the music of his native Yugoslavia. Bobbby Pennock is a Plymouth folk- rock singer-songwriter whose style draws its influences from Paul Simon and Harry Chapin, with a helping of the Beatles thrown in for zest.
June 7: Charlie Mosbrook
Popular Cleveland pop-folk singer-songwriter who accompanies himself on guitar, harmonica, banjo, and assorted other instruments.
June 8: Mike Ward
Veteran Detroit folk-rock singer-songwriter whose influences range from the Clancy Brothers to Dylan, Prine, and Springsteen.
June 14: Open Mike
All musicians invited. Hosted by local fiddler Emily Slomovits. Signup begins at 7:30 p.m.
June 15: John Churchville
Local tabla player, accompanied by several musician friends, who plays Indian classical, light classical, fusion, and folk music.
June 21: Stuart Benbow
Acoustic pop-folk originals and covers by this veteran local singer-songwriter and guitarist who grew up in Ontario.
June 22: Nick Juno
Folk-based topical songs and ballads by this talented singer-songwriter from Flushing (MI) whose repertoire also includes material by Woody Guthrie, Phil Ochs, and other influences.
June 28: Joel Palmer.
Veteran Detroit singer-guitarist whose repertoire includes vintage and original blues, swing, and folk-style tunes.
June 29: James Henes
Local alternative rock singer-songwriter and guitarist.
July 5: Shannon Lee Band 
Local acoustic quintet fronted by Lee, a versatile Ypsilanti country- folk Americana singer-songwriter best known as a vocalist with Hullabaloo. With mandolinist Rodney Foster, bassist Daniel McConnell, percussionist Tom Arnett, and harmony vocalist Lynn Frederickson.
July 6: Heather Kropf
Pittsburgh-based indie pop singer-songwriter.
July 12: Bobby Pennock
Plymouth folk-rock singer-songwriter whose style draws its influences from Paul Simon and Harry Chapin, with a helping of the Beatles thrown in for zest.
July 13: John Churchville
Local tabla player, accompanied by several musician friends, who plays Indian classical, light classical, fusion, and folk music.
July 19: John Latini
Acoustic rock-based originals by this popular veteran local rock 'n' roll singer-songwriter. His latest CD, The Blues Just Makes Me Feel Good, is a collection of soul-infused R&B songs.
July 20: Dale Osborn
Leo Kottke-style singer-guitarist from Chelsea who performs tasty covers and originals.
July 26: Amy Grace Johnson 
Young acoustic pop-folk singer-songwriter from East Tawas.
July 27: Mary Ann Kirt
Pop-folk and indie rock originals by this local singer-guitarist. 5-7 p.m.
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