Detroit-area jam band. Openers: the Detroit-area indie rock quartet Covier, local psychedelic rock singer-songwriter Ben Orion, and Eastwood Drive, a Detroit indie rock trio that incorporates R&B, psychedelic, and alt-rock flavors. $14.

Dance party hosted by this U-M student group, with U-M student bands Square Change, 5twelve, and Carouselle. A benefit for Mott Children’s Hospital. $20.

All ages. Christian-oriented pop-folk singer-songwriter from Boise known for her vulnerable lyrics that explores themes of body image, faith, sexuality, and self-discovery. Opener: Semler, the stage name of the L.A.-based openly queer alt-Christian singer-songwriter Grace Semler Baldridge.

With Payton & Annabelle, a West Michigan alt-folk duo known for their intimate harmonies and confessional lyrics, and Maria and the Coins, a Minneapolis-based indie pop-rock band, led by big-voiced singer Maria Coyne, that’s known its earnest alt-rock–inspired pop anthems. $14

DJ dance party featuring music by French touch (aka French house) and European disco acts, including Daft Punk, Breakbot, Justice, and others. $20.

All ages. Radiohead tribute band. Openers: Common People, a polished L.A.–based alt-rock band. $25.

Sold out.

Ypsi psychedelic garage rock band. Openers: the Detroit proto-punk band Electric Bug, the Northern Ohio bluesy garage rock band The Tape Cassettes, and the local indie pop-rock band The Telephone Poles. $14.

All ages.  With bands TBA. $23.

All ages. Popular hip-hop rapper from Salem (MA) whose rapid-fire delivery, complex lyricism, and intense, fast-paced flows have earned comparisons to Eminem. Openers: the Boston-area hip-hop producer and rapper Clark D, and DJ Lucas. $30.

All ages. Soulful, groove-oriented indie pop, R&B, and funk by this Austin collective led by singer-songwriter Kelsey Wilson, best known as the co-founder and vocalist of the indie folk band Wild Child. Opener: Snacktime, a Philadelphia soul & funk band. $30. [

Crooning, sultry-voiced Nashville-based singer who plays a psychedelic soul–inflected retro pop-rock. Opener: John Gallagher Jr., an NYC-based emo-oriented folk-rock singer-songwriter who’s also a TV and Broadway actor. $27.

Nov. 27 & 28. With short sets by different acts each night. Nov. 27: the Detroit “chill pop-punk” solo project Kept on Hold, the Monroe ska punk band Wipeout, the Detroit-area alternative pop-rock band Follow The Protocol, Nashville alt-rock singer-songwriter Nicole Alexis, the veteran Chicago pop-punk band When The Sun Sets, and Vampire Cowgirl, a Detroit indie doom-punk duo. $20.

The local indie alt-rock band Love Circle, the local punk & grunge quartet The Blank, the anthemic rock band Heartbreak America, the Illinois folk-rock singer-guitarist Marble Teeth, the Detroit-area postpunk rock band Post Eden, and the Detroit indie alt-rock band The Capstone Volunteers. $20.