Local composer-bassist Sharp leads this world music-based jazz ensemble that explores the traditions from Turkey, Egypt, Ukraine, India, Bulgaria, Armenia and Greece. With guitarist Al Ayoub, violinist Henrik Karapetyan, and percussionist Mike List.
All invited to join or listen to an instrumental jam session.
azz & blues standards by an ensemble led by WCC jazz guitar instructor Somers.
Veteran local big band, led by saxophonist David Swain, that plays late 1930s swing and 1940s R&B.
Versatile local postpunk rock ’n’ roll singer-songwriter. Openers TBA.
Toronto-based instrumental ensemble, led by versatile young cellist Crotty, whose sound interplay draws on diverse influences within jazz and global music traditions, including post-bop, modal jazz, Indian raga, and Arabic maqam. $20.
Local Americana trio.
DJ Misanthropia Narcissus & DJ Remnant spin goth, industrial, synthpop, aggrotech, witch house, harsh noise, alternative, and EBM records.
Award-winning 14-piece big band led by bassist Keller and featuring vocalist Sarah D’Angelo and occasional guest vocalists. Also, each week features a middle set by a guest college student ensemble.
Indie folk-pop quartet from Nashville whose blend of chamber folk and progressive bluegrass features lush harmonies and dazzling fretwork, drawing on everything from country and classical to pop and choral music. $20.
Solo jazz guitarist. Solo jazz pianists TBA occasionally substitute.
Local ragtime pianist. 6-8 p.m.
Dixieland and swing by this veteran local septet led by trombonist Terry Kimura.
Experimental Detroit prog-metal rock band fronted by singer-saxophonist Sami Blosser. Opener Philip Buchanan Trio, a jazz ensemble led by drummer Buchanan. With pianist Rowan Tucker-Meyer and bassist Jack Nissen.
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.
