Nightspots

All ages. Disco dance party with music inspired by ABBA. $25.

Jazz quintet, led by Detroit pianist Wise, that blends bebop and Latin jazz. “Wise, an assured bop pianist with a Tyneresque (as in McCoy Tyner) touch, composes strong melodies and braces them with the simmering rhythms of the Afro-Cuban tradition,” writes Downbeat’s Dan Ouellette. Tonight they are joined by Detroit vocalist Naima Shambourger.

Veteran local band led by singer-guitarist Mack that plays a mix of houserocking blues, uptown swing, soulful R&B, and roots rock, along with a few Motown songs. With vocalist-percussionist Eddie Harding, guitarist Pete Bullard, keyboardist Jim Merte, saxophonist-percussionist Willie Rankins, bassist Al Kalaf, and drummer George Eberhard.

Veteran Monroe psychedelic blues-rock trio.

Solo performance by this Stormy Chromer singer-guitarist.

Local bluegrass quartet known for its beautiful vocal harmonies and instrumental prowess. Tonight they are joined by singer-guitarist Rochelle Clark.  7–10 p.m. $10.

Grateful Dead tribute band.

Detroit-area jam band whose music draws on blues, funk, soul, and jazz-jam.

Local folk-rock quartet with bluegrass & Irish music flavors whose instrumentation features guitars, banjo, flute, and keyboard. 4:30–6:30 p.m.

Folk-rock originals and occasional covers by local singer-songwriter Michael Snyder-Barker.

Pop, rock, and blues by this local quintet fronted by vocalist Carrie Ferrario.

Local postpunk rock trio. Openers: The Ypsi psychedelic garage rock band The Velvet Snakes,  the Kalamazoo maximalist rock duo Lucius Fox, the Ypsi synth-rock band Saga, and the Ypsi Americana country-rock band Cowgirl.

Led by the celebrated fiddler Michael Doucet, BeauSoleil has been one of the most influential bands on the Cajun music scene since its 1979 debut. Its repertoire includes everything from Cajun, Creole, and medieval French music to zydeco, New Orleans jazz, island rhythms, and southern boogie. $35.

Detroit-area 8-piece Grateful Dead tribute band. $20.

Acclaimed Brooklyn-based composer-saxophonist who burst on the scene in 2020 when his Blue Note debut Omega was named best new jazz release by the New York Times. He plays in a lush and expansive style, channeling afro-futurist influences in a way that’s reminiscent of fellow contemporary sax great Kamasi Washington. “More than most jazz practitioners of his or any generation, Immanuel Wilkins intuits and embraces the transmutational qualities that connect notes and tones to values of personal identity and spiritual transcendence,” writes JazzTimes. $50 (dinner & show, $95.).

 Ensemble led by local pop-rock singer-songwriter Menzo.

Toledo classic rock & pop cover trio.

 Ensemble led by veteran local alt-country honky-tonk & rockabilly singer-songwriter Racine. 6–7:15 p.m. $15.

Local duo of country-flavored pop-folk singer-songwriter King and veteran folk-styled singer-songwriter Tinkerhess. 8:30–9:45 p.m. $15.

 Local singer-songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist Moore fronts a band in songs by this prolific country singer-songwriter.