Nightspots
Saturday May 5, 2012
B-Side: Maybe Whitney
Detroit hip-hop ensemble, fronted by rapper Steven Kasapis, whose music incorporates dubstep and dance music influences. Opening act is The Dastardly Kids, an Ypsilanti ensemble that plays aggressive metal-influenced alternative hip-hop.
Blind Pig: Kadence
Ensemble led by this highly regarded local progressive hip-hop MC whose music draws on an array of influences from classical and jazz to rock, soul, funk, and electronica. Opening acts are the local hop-hop acts S.A. & Tranzformer, Tenacity, I.D., Tree City, and Charles Trees, along with DJ Cataclysmic.
Conor O'Neill's: Joshua & Jeremy Sprague
An eclectic mix of rock covers by these local brothers.
Crazy Wisdom Tea Room: Patti Ecker & Louise Brodie
Chicago-based acoustic duo with an eclectic repertoire that includes folk, swing, and Celtic tunes, along funky jazz-blues originals.
Guy Hollerin’s: Bobby Murray Band
R&B band led by singer-guitarist Murray, who is the regular guitarist in Etta James’ band.
Habitat Lounge: Bugs Beddow Band
Versatile horn-driven R&B, boogie-rock, blues, and jazz ensemble led by veteran Detroit trombonist Beddow.
Inverness Inn:
TBA.
Lighthouse Coffee Company: Maggie’s Standard Time Band
Swing and jazz standards by this local trio.
Quarter Bistro: Meg & Tony
Acoustic rock covers by the Royal Oak duo of vocalist Meghan Kelly and guitarist Tony Anthony.
Tap Room:
TBA.
Wolverine State Brewing Co.: 16 More Miles
Local alt-country band.
Woodruff's: Wilson
Gnarly rock ’n’ roll party music by this Detroit quintet. Opening acts are Jehovah’s Witness Protection Program, a popular local rock ’n’ roll duo, and Snakewing, a Ferndale punk-metal quartet.
Zou Zou’s Cafe:
TBA.
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