208 S. First St., Ann Arbor
996-8555
blindpigmusic.com
This local club, renovated during its long Covid-enforced hiatus, features live music most Wed.–Sat. and occasional other nights, 9 p.m.–1 a.m. (unless otherwise noted). All ages shows are 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. or midnight. Also, occasional early shows, usually 7–10 p.m. Cover, dancing. Advance tickets sold at the 8 Ball Saloon (below the club) and at BlindPigMusic.com/calendar.
Upcoming Events
March 18, 2026: Lucero.
All ages. Veteran Memphis Southern rock and alt-country band, led by singer-guitarist Ben Nichols, whose sound incorporates elements of vintage punk, country-folk, and 50s rock ‘n’ roll. “With the raspy voice of Ben Nichols, and the loose and sweaty arrangements of the rest of the Lucero crew, this is a band nobody ever would accuse of sounding pretty or poppy,” writes one Saving Country Music reviewer. “But one of Lucero’s greatest assets has always been finding infectious melodies to throw behind meaningful songs.” Tonight the band plays its 2005 album Nobody’s Darlings in its entirety. Followed by a set of songs from their extensive catalog. $34.
March 19, 2026: Savetta.
Recently formed female-fronted Detroit-area hard rock band known for its loud guitar riffs and melodic vocals. Openers: fellow Detroit-area hard rock bands Zero Tolerance and Morbid Massacre. $20.
March 20, 2026: The Technicolors.
All ages. Veteran indie rock band, led by Nashville-based singer-songwriter Brennan Smiley, known for its rich, distorted, riff-driven alt-rock sound and gloomy vocals reminiscent of 90s Britpop. Opener: Veaux, a young Nashville alt-pop trio. $25.
March 21, 2026: Broadway Rave.
All ages. DJ dance party with Broadway tunes. Broadway character costumes encouraged. $22.
March 25, 2026: Card Reader.
All ages. New York post-hardcore emo band, led by singer-guitarist Tom Petito, known for its anthemic songs and high-energy live shows. Openers: Mass Dispute, a young Detroit-area rock trio, and The Special Guests, a Kalamazoo classic rock cover band. $14.
March 26, 2026: Riff Raff.
All ages. Self-styled “hip-pop” by this underground rapper from Houston who first gained attention through social media videos that showcased his slapstick and performance art along with his verbal talents. $20.
March 27, 2026: Cass McCombs.
All ages. Veteran indie rock & Americana singer-songwriter known for his carefully crafted ballads and story songs. Tonight he fronts a band playing tunes from Interior Live Oak, his 2025 CD that the Guardian praises for its “existential lullabies and ritualistic stomps, tear-jerking odes, and ballads worthy of Sinatra.” Opener: Chris Cohen, a veteran L.A.-bred clear-voiced indie pop singer-songwriter. $25.
Past Events
February 27, 2026: Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers. (More Info)
February 20, 2026: “WCBN Winter Fundraiser.” (More Info)
February 14, 2026: “Michigan Twang: Americana & Country Music Showcase.” (More Info)
February 12, 2026: “MEMCO Presents: Roots.” (More Info)
February 5, 2026: Desmond Jones & Mark Lavengood. (More Info)
January 10, 2026: “Space Bass 2: Return of the Wubz.” (More Info)
