Known as “the Jimi Hendrix of ukulele,” this young Hawaiian departs from standard ukulele music to churn out heavy metal, rock, jazz, and even classical music. Shimabukuro is known for lightning-fast playing, infectious good humor, and near-manic energy. $20. [venue info]

The Blind Pig: The Javelins

Detroit indie rock trio. Opening act is Pop Project, a Detroit-area indie pop-rock quartet. [venue info]

Club Above: “Local Music Night”

Showcase of local bands TBA. [venue info]

Conor O'Neill's: Billy Mack & the Juke Joint Johnnies

Local roots-rock quartet led by former Starlight Drifters singer- guitarist Mack whose repertoire includes originals and rockabilly, early rock ’n’ roll, western swing, and hillbilly bop covers. [venue info]

Elbow Room: “Mofo Karaoke”

With “the standard karaoke playlist crap plus 2,500+ obscure and awesome songs.” [venue info]

Goodnite Gracie: Brandon Calhoon

Rock ’n’ roll, soul, and blues by this Detroit singer-songwriter. [venue info]

The Habitat Ultralounge: Identical Strangers

Classic rock by the Windsor duo of vocalist Danielle Samson and guitarist Scott Giles. [venue info]

Melange Subterranean Bistro: Lucas Paul Band

Local quartet led by pop-rock singer-songwriter Paul. [venue info]

The Quarter Bistro: Hal Davis & the High Def Band

Local classic rock band. 6:30-9 p.m. [venue info]

Tap Room: Electric Open Mike

Hosted by The Martindales, a local band led by singer- guitarist Brian Brickley that plays blues and rock covers and originals. All electric musicians invited. [venue info]

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