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Young Macomb County indie rock quintet. Openers: Flint emo band Feign, Lansing indie rock band Across the Hall, and Dres. $10.

 Veteran L.A.–based duo of pianist Handelman and Sutton, a Grammy-winning vocalist known for her refined elegance and taut lyricism. Their large repertoire ranges from standards to show tunes and even country songs.

Solo jazz guitarist. Solo jazz pianists TBA occasionally substitute.

The local pop-folk singer-songwriter duo of Melissa Welsh and Willow Martin. They trade sets with local singer-songwriters Wolf Tytschkowski and Scott Fishkind.

A wide range of jazz and jazzed-up popular music, from the 1920s to the present, by this all-star local quartet. With trumpeter Ross Huff, pianist Giancarlo Aversa, bassist Brennan Andes, and drummer Wes Fritzemeier.

All invited to drum with renowned local percussionist Maruga Booker, who has played with the likes of George Clinton, Jerry Garcia, and Weather Report. 8-10 p.m.

All musicians invited. Hosted by singer-guitarist Brian Brickley.

Melvindale quartet that plays quirky indie rock.

Veteran local band led by singer-guitarist Mack that plays a mix of houserocking blues, uptown swing, soulful R&B, and roots rock, along with a few Motown songs. With vocalist-percussionist Eddie Harding, guitarist Pete Bullard, keyboardist Jim Merte, saxophonist-percussionist Willie Rankins, bassist Al Kalaf, and drummer George Eberhard.

Details TBA.

Singer-songwriter who describes her music as a “bestial chant” of “ritual wrath.” Openers: the Detroit noise-rock band Legitimate Threat, the industrial noise band Aporrheta, and the experimental industrial ambient musician M. Loer.

Double bill. Jencks is a Chicago singer-songwriter, a member of the longtime all-male vocal harmony trio Brother Sun, who Pete Seeger called “a fantastic singer who carries on the traditions.” McCalla is a veteran California-based singer-songwriter known for her rich alto voice and assured lyricism. $20.

Ypsilanti rock band whose music is said to occupy the territory “somewhere between Paul Westerberg and Neil Young.” Openers: Ypsilanti rock band Cowgirl, veteran local folk-rock singer-songwriter Jim Cherewick, and Detroit dream pop band Of House. $10.

All-star all-women jazz ensemble from Detroit known for its confident sound that draws on mainstream jazz, Latin, and neo-soul. With pianist Alina Moor, bassist Marion Hayden, drummer Gaylynn McKinney, trumpeter Ingrid Racine, and vocalist Kymberli Wright. 7 & 9:30 p.m.

Jazz ensemble led by young L.A.–based pianist Cornish. 10:45 p.m.–midnight.

DJ dance party featuring a variety of Latin genres, including bachata, salsa, merengue, reggaeton, and Top 40.

Jazz ensemble, named after the late jazz pianist and Earle cofounder Burgess, featuring drummer Robert Warren and a rotating roster of bassists and pianists.

Jazz originals and standards by a local ensemble led by singer-bassist Rob Crozier.

All-star local ensemble led by veteran local blues and blues-rock singer-guitarist Jacquez. With guitarist Brian Delaney, keyboardist Tom Loncaric, bassist Randy Tessier, and drummer Chad Sturdivant.