Nightspots
Acclaimed young Texas-bred alt-country singer-songwriter whose sultry, engagingly intimate rough-hewn vocals and sly but emotionally frank lyrics often provoke comparisons to Lucinda Williams, with whom she recently toured as the opening act. “There's a real earthiness in both Carrie’s singing and fiddle playing on this series of colourful neo-country songs,” says Mojo critic Colin Irwin. “She’s hot and steamy one minute on the outrageously seductive ‘50s French Movies,’ and pure Nashville the next on the Tammy-esque ‘I Don’t Want to Play House.’” $15.
Detroit band whose heavy, guitar-driven rock ’n’ roll has provoked comparisons to Helmet and the Rollins Band, Opening acts are Lies Unknown, a Clinton Township pop-punk quartet, and Robots in the Garden, a local rock quartet.
Veteran local country band led by singer-guitarist Michael Smith. 6:15-8:30 p.m.
Americana roots music duo of Chelsea singer-songwriter Clark and Canton singer-songwriter Natiw.
Local rock trio. Opening acts are the Chicago psychedelic-metal band Atlas Moth, the St. Augustine psychedelic-metal band Dark Castle, and the Ferndale noise-metal band Ganon.
R&B band led by singer-guitarist Murray, who is the regular guitarist in Etta James’s band.
Hard-driving horn-fueled funk dance band from East Lansing.
Downriver band that plays straight-ahead rock ’n’ roll. Opening acts TBA.
Straight-ahead jazz by this ensemble led by veteran local bassist Sharp. Tonight the band celebrates the release of its new CD, a collection of jazz, rock, and funk standards. 8 p.m.-midnight.
Acoustic rock-based originals by this veteran local rock ’n’ roll singer-songwriter, who is joined by different guest musicians TBA each week.