Events
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Zal Gaz Grotto 2070 West Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor
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Bonnie “Prince” Billy, with Laurel Premo ♫
The Ark 316 S Main St, Ann Arbor -
Richard Shindell ♫
JD's Stage Bistro 117 1/2 South Main Street, Chelsea, MIDoors open at 5:30pm.
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Invisible Circle (from New York City), Trigal (from Norway), 696 Blues Band, and Mezzanine Swimmers ♫
6BR 11592 Saint Aubin, Hamtramck, MI -
Gilla Band ♫
Third Man Records 441 W Canfield St, DetroitGilla Band is a post-punk and noise rock band from Ireland.
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Hub New Music presents a new chamber work by composer Elijah Daniel Smith ♫
Ann Arbor District Library, downtown branch 343 South Fifth Avenue, Ann ArborThe work is called "Systems of Similitude", and draws inspiration from the literary dystopias of George Orwell and other writers.
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Sarah McQuaid ♫
Green Wood Coffee House's "Out of Eden" location 2415 Norvell Rd, Grass Lake, MI -
Nobuntu (from Zimbabwe) ♫
Detroit Institute of Arts 5200 Woodward Ave, DetroitNobuntu is a female acappella group that performs traditional songs and original arrangements of music from Zimbabwe.
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Ancient Language will perform a cassette release show ♫
Moondog Cafe 8045 Linwood, DetroitKing Sophia, Jorrisen, and STS will also be on the bill.
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Cyrus Chestnut ♫
Cliff Bell's 2030 Park Ave, DetroitThere will also be a 7:30pm show.
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Sick Gazelle (from Chicago), with Cyrus Pireh ♫
Trinosophes [TREE-no-soafs] 1464 Gratiot Avenue, DetroitSick Gazelle features Doug McCombs, Steve Shelley, Bruce Lamont, and Eric Block.
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Black, African, & Arab: A Unity Concert featuring work by Alice Coltrane, Dr. Yusef Lateef and other composers ♫
Trinosophes [TREE-no-soafs] 1464 Gratiot Avenue, DetroitThe musicians playing will be Zekkereya el-Magharbel, Stephen Grady, Sean Burden, Mike Abbo, and Louis Jones.
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