Double bill. Pichan is a Novi singer-songwriter and Pennock is a Plymouth folk-rock (see below). 5:30–6:30 p.m. Free.
Acoustic Grateful Dead cover band. 7–11 p.m.
Detroit rockabilly-flavored rock ’n’ roll quartet. 7–10 p.m.
Folk songs and originals by this singer-guitarist who recently moved to Ypsi from Arizona. 4:30–6:30 p.m.
Blues & jazz by this local guitar & keyboard duo.
A mix of originals and 60s-90s rock covers by this local quintet. 9:30–11:30 p.m.
Pop, rock, and punk dance tunes by this local quartet featuring 2 former Bluescasters, guitarist Phil Ryski and bassist Doug Wolgat, along with drummer Rocky Di Iacovo and singer Aubrey Selaty.
Ypsi pop-rock trio. Opener: Jesse Morgan, an Ypsi keyboardist.
All ages. K-pop dance party. $22.
Jazz ensemble led by veteran local drummer Dobbins.
Jazz ensemble, named after the late jazz pianist and Earle cofounder Burgess, featuring drummer Robert Warren and a rotating roster of bassists and pianists.
Jazz originals and standards by a local ensemble led by singer-bassist Rob Crozier.
Contemporary pop-rock and pop-punk covers and originals by this Lansing trio.
In-the-round performance by these three area folk-rock and Americana singer-songwriters. $10.
An eclectic range of blues, American roots, jazz, and world music by this duo of tabla player Churchville and world-renowned veteran local harmonica wiz Ruth, who also sings and plays ukulele. 6–7:15 p.m. $20.
Detroit-area instrumental quartet that plays fresh interpretations of vintage swing from the 30s & 40s. 8:30–9:45 p.m. $15.
Old-time music from blues and country to hokum by this local quintet. 4:30–6:30 p.m.
A mix of rock and alt-country covers and originals by this local band led by guitarist Dave Buehrer (aka Paledave).
Detroit artsy pop-rock Americana band. Openers: Reckless Rhythms, a high-energy Grand Rapids punk band, and A Rueful Noise, a Lansing-based goth-flavored indie trio.
This eclectic band has been around since the early 1990s, when they came on the scene in Philadelphia with a loose, spontaneous mix of sounds that treated the hip-hop, R&B, and grunge conventions of the day with total creative freedom. Since then they’ve released numerous albums (plus several G. Love solo efforts), all with a different musical mix, but all with the same effortless sense of fun and way of combining old and new sounds. Tonight they play songs from their 2006 album, Lemonade. Opener: Makua, the stage name of Makua Rothman, a Hawaiian big wave surfing champion whose sound incorporates elements of reggae, rock, rap, and soul with a strong Hawaiian vibe. $52.
