Nightspots
Mash
207 E. Washington [map]
222-4095
mashbar.net
See review. This lounge in the basement of the Blue Tractor tavern features live music Wed. 9 p.m.-midnight and Thurs.-Sat., & occasional other nights, 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Weekend happy hour music, 6-9 p.m. Dancing, no cover.

March 5: T.E.A.M.
A mix of pop, rock, and punk covers, along with a few originals by this local jam band.
March 6: Dave Menzo Band
Ensemble led by local pop-rock singer-songwriter Menzo.
March 6: Dan Orcutt
Veteran local folk-rock singer-songwriter. 6-9 p.m.
March 7: The Invasion
British Invasion cover quartet from Redford led by singer-guitarist David Roof.
March 7: Mia Green
Young Detroit-area pop-folk singer-songwriter. 6-9 p.m.
March 11: Reeds 'n' Steel
Acoustic jazz-inflected blues and blues-rock by the duo of singer and harmonica player Michael May and a guitarist TBA.
March 12: The Urban Legend Trio.
Soul-based music by this Toledo ensemble whose music also draws on elements of blues, funk, R&B, and jazz.
March 13: Twenty TwentyFour Duo
Duo from this Toledo ensemble whose music is an eclectic, danceable mix of jazz, funk, R&B, soul, and rock. 6-9 p.m.
March 13: Isaac Ryder Band
Neo-soul & funk band from Flint, led by Ryder, the stage name of South Haven singer-songwriter Joel Rydecki.
March 14: David Roof
Local blues-rock singer-guitarist. 6-9 p.m.
March 14: Chris Canas Band
Detroit blues band fronted by young blues vocalist and virtuoso guitarist Canas.
March 18: Sugartips Acoustic
Acoustic postpunk rock cover duo from suburban Detroit. 6-9 p.m.
March 19: Michael May & the Messarounds
Jazz-inflected blues and blues-rock by this veteran local quartet led by vocalist and blues harpist May.
March 20: Dave Menzo
This local pop-rock singer-songwriter uses guitar, bass, synths, and other electronics to improvise instrumental tracks on the spot to sing with. 6-9 p.m.
March 20: Detroit's Own Soul Purpose
An eclectic mix of genres from funk and blues-rock to hard country by this Westland quintet fronted by vocalist Carol Holmes.
March 21: Matt Boylan
Covers and originals by this local pop-folk singer-guitarist. 6-9 p.m.
March 21: The Scott Martin Band
Canton alt-country-rock quartet led by singer-songwriter Martin.
March 25: Jason Dean
Local singer-songwriter.
March 26: Dave Menzo
This local singer-songwriter uses guitar, bass, synths, and other electronics to improvise instrumental tracks on the spot to sing with. His recent CD, Shhh, is a collection of cinematic soundscapes created entirely with acoustic, electric, and electronic instruments from the Ann Arbor District Library Music Tools collection. Photo: Myra Klarman.
March 27: Robert Johnson
Solo acoustic folk and blues by this Northville singer-guitarist. 6-9 p.m.
March 27: Pajamas
Local pop-rock jam trio.
March 28: Slowfoot
Old-school Detroit rock 'n' roll and blues-rock by this Waterford quintet.

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