Nightspots

Saturday Jul 7, 2012

Blind Pig: Dirty Deville

Local reggae-flavored blues-rock quartet. Opening acts are Tree Hut Kings, a Lansing progressive rock jam band whose music draws on blues, jazz, rock, funk, grunge, and soul idioms, and East Harvest, an East Lansing alternative soul and reggae-rock quintet. [venue info]

Conor O'Neill's: Lucas Paul Band

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

Crazy Wisdom Tea Room: Donna Lee Holman

Veteran Florida-bred country-rock singer-songwriter who lives in Northville. [venue info]

Elks Neighborhood Kitchen:

TBA. [venue info]

Guy Hollerin’s:

No music. [venue info]

Habitat Lounge: Dal Bouey

Detroit R&B and neo-soul show band led by vocalist Bouey. [venue info]

Inverness Inn: The Ben Daniels Band

Chelsea Americana folk-rock quintet led by singer-songwriter and guitarist Daniels. [venue info]

Lighthouse Coffee Company: Kelsey Rottiers

Grand Rapids pop-rock duo led by singer-songwriter Rottiers. [venue info]

Pleasant Lake Inn:

TBA. [venue info]

Quarter Bistro: Terry Jacoby

Acoustic alternative rock singer-songwriter. [venue info]

Silvio’s Organic Pizza: DaVinci

Local composer-pianist, the winner of the 2010 U-M New Music on the Block competition, whose music ranges in style from classical and jazz to Argentine tango and Persian piano music. 7-8 p.m. [venue info]

Tap Room: The Shelter Dogs

Local self-styled “lounge-a-billy” trio that plays vintage swing, rockabilly, and blues. With upright bassist Todd Perkins, guitarist Pete Bullard, and drummer Tom Twiss. [venue info]

Woodruff's: Gun Lake

Local indie pop-folk trio led by singer-songwriter Mark Fain. Opening acts are Hand in the Ocean, a Detroit acoustic folk-rock trio whose influences range from Tom Waits to Modest Mouse and Mumford & Sons, and Cartography, a blues- inflected folk-rock band from western Michigan. Also, a set by The Ferdy Mayne, an Ypsilanti folk-rock trio that, according to Real Detroit Weekly, “finds the muddy creek where David Byrne’s church-striding, big-shouldered cowboy meets Tom Waits’s scruffy romantic with the cigarette-scorched croon.” [venue info]

Zou Zou’s Cafe: Bridge Club

Wistful, witty roots-pop by the trio of guitarist Keith Kiser, bassist Ralph McKee, and pedal steel guitarist Mark O’Boyle. [venue info]

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