Make friends, have fun, win prizes! Join us for a comedic bingo experience with Zooey and Taylor from the Heads over Heels Show.

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Little Spoon River is a folky, funky, new wavey, punky party for the senses. Lyrically dense songs from the wilderness of southern Michigan composed to challenge civilization. An eclectic soundscape of joy and woe, of fun and seriousness.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Jason Dennie on mandolin.

$10 cover.

Ryan Racine is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist from southeast Michigan. Performing in bands for nearly 30 years, Ryan released his first solo album “Outsider’s Heart” in 2018. The album is a culmination of his experiences both musical and personal, exploring themes of belonging, depression, finding love, and accepting happiness, all sonically planted in American Roots styles.Between 2020 and 2023 Ryan released 5 singles and is currently recording a new full-length record for release in 2025.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

Dani Darling is a singer songwriter boasting a retro soul set with fun sing-a-long/call and response originals, and shoegazey psychedelic vibes throughout. Dani's lush vocals and poignant lyrics and inner beauty are a highlight.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 Doors

From backyards to barbershops, gyms to steamships, Don’t Tell Comedy creates a one-of-a-kind comedy experience featuring the best aspiring comics. Don’t Tell Comedy produces weekly shows in 100+ cities across the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. The performers are a secret until they hit the stage! Come join us on April 23rd to see this generation's next best comics!

Get Tickets: 7 PM Show | 9 PM Show

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From facilitator Lauren Crane: “I have been journaling since I was a kid, but recently, inspired by cartoonist and teacher, Lynda Barry, I began illustrating my journals. Her advice is to put pen to paper and see what shows up. What showed up was a deeper, richer journaling experience that sometimes makes me laugh out loud and other times scratch my head wondering where that came from. In this workshop we will write and/or draw to simple prompts and share our discoveries if desired. No previous writing or drawing experience necessary, just a desire to tell your stories, hang with friends, and create a journal full of (your) life.  Tools needed: Something to write in or on and with. “

Test your knowledge! Come with friends; make new friends, enjoy LGBTQ trivia like you’ve never experienced before! Your host, Terry McClymonds (who was the resident trivia master at Aut Bar for 9 years) will take you through both a verbal and written round. Food and drinks available for purchase. Come early for happy hour; club opens at 5pm

Join us for a free happy hour concert!
Eric Moore is well-known in these parts, but you’ve never quite seen him like this: fronting a band! Yeah, the old folkie has swapped out his Martin for an Epiphone 335, and he feels younger now, thank you very much. His electrified songs sit comfortably in today’s retro fashions. But rest assured, Eric wants absolutely nothing to do with yachts…

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Joining them this week is Mike Harrington on Pedal Steel Guitar.

$10 cover

Amy Love is a heart-stopping singer-songwriter. With honest lyrics and a mesmerizing voice, she carries audiences to their most nostalgic memories. Passionate about community organizing, Love frequently teaches singing classes, songwriting workshops, and has even founded an artist-in-residency program.

Folksinger, balladeer, educator, songwriter, and Earthwork Music Collective member Ben Traverse commands a wide array of instruments in their mission to bring the finest traditional folk music into the 21st century. With deep roots in the Great Lakes State, they travel Michigan and beyond telling stories and truths as old as the hills.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

The Mighty Swells take the stage to pay homage to the iconic sounds of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia.

.Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 Doors

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Kathy Wieland is a singer/songwriter, autoharp, banjo and guitar player from Ann Arbor, MI. She has four Cd’s and just had a CD release concert for the latest one - Skyliner - at Trinity House Theatre in Livonia. She performs locally and has performed and taught workshops at festivals in CA, OR, AZ and PA. Some of her songs have won awards at the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, KS and the Riverfolk Festival in Manchester, MI.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation and join the North Star creative community! Signup starts at 6:30.

$5 cover, though no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation to a safe and welcoming space in the beautiful queer community as we connect with each other and each other’s art. Sign-up begins at 6:30

Hosted by Coley Roberts and Thea Zuby.

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Dave Keeney and Sophia Hanifi are known as the hardest working couple in the Ann Arbor music scene. Sophia’s versatile and distinctive vocals have graced bands from Map of the World, FUBAR and Hoodang. Dave has lent his considerable guitar, dobro and singing talent to scores of local artists as a versatile sideman, while also representing one third of the country rock outfit, Hoodang. Together, they bring new life into everything from country and pop standards to overlooked gems from any category you can name. Together in life and together in song, they make a greater sum than each of their individual talents.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Kait Rose on vocals & guitar.

$10 cover.

James Bourland is a local musician specializing in classic Americana, Roots, Blues, and Country music. Recently returned to Michigan after performing in the Chicago scene over a decade, he plays an eclectic range of styles while always staying rooted deep in the traditions of American folk and blues.

Peter "Madcat" Ruth is an American Grammy Award-winning virtuoso harmonica player, who lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He has been an invited guest performer at many harmonica festivals and workshops in North America, South America, Europe and Asia, and has performed with symphony orchestras, as well as on radio and television advertisements and appearances all over the world.

Ticketed Show | 6 PM | 5:30 PM Doors

A native of Michigan, Rochelle Clark writes music that has been described as raw, honest, and beautifully vulnerable. She writes and sings about real life, joy, struggle and human tragedy. Leaning heavily on personal experience, she connects on an intimate level that resonates with her audience. Drawing on her roots in folk, Americana, and country, Rochelle has found a sound that is uniquely her own. She'll be joined by The Familiars - an Americana/Roots band whose intricate harmonies and instrumentation weave around Rochelle's powerful vocals and driving guitar in a way that will draw you back again and again.

Ticketed Show | 8:30 PM | 8:00 PM Doors

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Bob Hoot is an award-winning singer/songwriter living in the Ann Arbor, MI area. Hoot moved from Madison WI in January 2024. Bob Hoot of HOOT and Hollers performs as a solo act. The vibe is multi-genre leaning into Americana, Alternative Country, and Alt Rock in acoustic and semi-acoustic arrangements. Performances mix Hoot’s original songs with favorite covers.

Bob Hoot records his songs in full band arrangements as HOOT and Hollers with musicians from his former Madison bands and players from Madison now in Nashville, Boston, and California. H&H released four albums of original songs: Bob Hoot of HOOT and Hollers on His Own but Not Alone (March 2025), Bob Hoot & Friends • Genuine American Music (2024), 100% Smooth & Blended (2023), and Matters of the Heart and Other Trouble (202). In 2021, Tent Show Troubadours/HOOT and Hollers released an album of covers aptly titled Cover Letters.

Away Games is your ticket to 80 minutes of pure, unscripted hilarity! Brought to you by the team at hear.say brewing + theater, this fast-paced improv show takes your suggestions and turns them into outrageous scenes and unforgettable characters. With a mix of fun games and unpredictable comedy, we’ll have you laughing from start to finish. Don’t wait—our shows sell out quickly, so grab your tickets and join the fun!

Ticketed Show | Two Sets | 7 PM & 9 PM

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From facilitator Lauren Crane: “I have been journaling since I was a kid, but recently, inspired by cartoonist and teacher, Lynda Barry, I began illustrating my journals. Her advice is to put pen to paper and see what shows up. What showed up was a deeper, richer journaling experience that sometimes makes me laugh out loud and other times scratch my head wondering where that came from. In this workshop we will write and/or draw to simple prompts and share our discoveries if desired. No previous writing or drawing experience necessary, just a desire to tell your stories, hang with friends, and create a journal full of (your) life.  Tools needed: Something to write in or on and with. “

Join us for a free happy hour concert!

Jesse debuts songs from his forthcoming album Orphans of the Real by Jesse Morgan and the Slender Threads. Jesse is a community music therapist, a father of three and a musical artist. Music is mythology is love.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Andrew Brown guitar on & Eric O’Daly on bass.

$10 cover.

A fully realized sonic landscape that harkens back to an Era where flannel ruled and girls drooled, pez dispensers a plenty, cassette tapes unwound flapping in the wind, yet this band arrives 30yrs later with a nostalgic sound and a new message.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

Turner Luce is an Ann Arbor-based band that has performed numerous shows in Southeast Michigan since forming in 2019. The band emphasizes country rock and Americana stylings, playing both original songs and so-called “deep covers” by such groups as Tom Petty, Paul Simon, Sam Philips, and other legendary artists. Turner Luce consists of Dave Buehrer on bass and vocals, Philip Camp on violin, Dan Degener on keyboard and vocals, and Mark Scott on guitar and lead vocals. The band will be performing several original songs from its double EP release—“Nothing Left to Say” and “Past the Time”—on Spotify and other music streaming services.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 Doors

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After two years spent wielding a backpack and guitar across the world culminating in a Thai PBS special on songwriting and indigenous rights, Kora Feder (rhymes with cedar) returned to the U.S. with a keen eye for capturing a moment through song. Her 2019 crowd funded record In Sevens spent four months on US Folk Radio Charts. NPR described a solo performance off In Sevens as carrying "an emotional weight that can stop you in your tracks, even long after the song is finished.” I’d Be a Maria, a von Trapp inspired song from the record, has surpassed a million streams on Spotify. In March of 2025 she is releasing a new record that takes an introspective look at the life of a young person in America in the 2020’s, including a song that NPR already described as “eloquently illustrat[ing] the full range of emotions many people are feeling in the era of the coronavirus pandemic." The record was produced by fellow songwriter Justin Farren.

The Mighty Swells take the stage to pay homage to the iconic sounds of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia.

$15 cover.

Test your knowledge! Come with friends; make new friends, enjoy LGBTQ trivia like you’ve never experienced before! Your host, Terry McClymonds (who was the resident trivia master at Aut Bar for 9 years) will take you through both a verbal and written round. Food and drinks available for purchase. Come early for happy hour; club opens at 5pm

Join us for a free happy hour concert!
Gingersmack! is a folk-indie-Americana duo that originated here at North Star Lounge’s Open Mic nights! It features Laura McAndrew and Gordon Kwiatkowski (aka Captain Karnooba).

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Featuring Wesley Fritzemeier on fiddle & mandolin.

$10 Cover

Adam J. Snyder is a guitarist and songwriter who draws influence from a broad range of folk, rock, and blues artists. Snyder’s original music consists of thoughtful lyrics, soulful melodies and upbeat intricate guitar work. 
Erika Marlisa is an Ypsilanti-based human, writer, storyteller, multi-instrumentalist, multi-hobbyist, friend. Known colloquially as Rik, she performs solo or as the front-woman in indie-rock outfit Rik Strange. Intimate but casual, familiar yet distinctive; sometimes playful, sometimes intense, and often in between.
Jim Cherewick, Ypsi based singer-songwriter, combines elements of indie and folk but experiments with sounds that transcend his genre. With keen lyrics that cut through needlessness and leave you with warm reflection, he is well known in the community for his ingenuity and sincerity. A charming and quirky stage presence, he is quick to capture a genuine audience. Jim’s music is a poignant study and reminder of our day to day melancholies, both big and small.

Ticketed Show | 6:00 PM | 5:30 Doors

Listening to Tom Alter, you encounter the sounds of pop, jazz, latin, country, and r&b, mixed into his alternative folk catalog. Tom's song lyrics often combine current events and history with his personal experiences.
Ann-Arbor based singer songwriter Milan Seth has been performing for over 25 years. Combining a smooth classic country baritone with a musical sensibility owing as much to Elvis Costello as Merle Haggard, Milan shares honest observations about life, love, and politics.
Carmel Liburdi is a singer-songwriter from Detroit, MI who performs indie/alternative music with ragtime/folk and jazz influences. Known for their strong vocals and poignant lyrics, their performances are full of energy and authenticity. Whether solo or with a band, their sound is unique and memorable.

Ticketed Show | 8:30 PM | 8:00 Doors

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Songwriter and guitarist Daniel Bracken plays music informed by his rich history as a recordist and producer for Public Media. In recent years Dan has delved deeper into personal songcraft, a wholehearted mix expressing the crossroads of spirituality, wistfulness, and humor.

FUNDRAISER FOR MICHIGAN IMMIGRANT RIGHTS CENTER
An evening with Satsuki Ina, author of  "The Poet and the Silk Girl: A Memoir of Love, Imprisonment, and Protest"

The Poet and the Silk Girl illustrates through one family's saga the generational struggle of Japanese Americans who resisted racist oppression, fought for the restoration of their rights, and clung to their full humanity in the face of adversity.

Make friends, have fun, win prizes! Join us for a comedic bingo experience with Zooey and Taylor from the Heads over Heels Show.

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The soulful groove and virtuoso sounds of AgawDilim swirl the blues with Persian flavor. AgawDilim - Filipino for “sunset” and Kurdish for “awakened heart” - performs throughout southeast Michigan and will soon release their first single, “I Don’t Know What I Want.” Producer Babak Soleimani on santoor, Veena Kulkarni-Rankin, keys; Chris Pyke, drums and Franky Bennet III, bass.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Joining them this week is Ryan Michaud on banjo.

$10 cover

Shari and Dave throw a four handed acoustic party – street swing, stomp blues, mountain twang – music from the holler and swamp. Blues and gospel shouting, stellar fingerpicking, deep slide, banjo, dobro, mandolin, and Appalachian harmony singing. Gary Davis meets Dock Boggs and Muddy Waters and they share a jug.

Ticketed Show | 6:00 PM | 5:30 Doors

Shari Kane presents a showcase of her guitar students! Featuring Ella Cummings, Tom Egel, and Brian Jones.

Ticketed Show | 9:00 PM | Doors at 8:30

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Based in South Lyon, Michigan, Chuchu Houle is a singer-songwriter who crafts deeply personal songs, blending heartfelt lyrics with engaging rhythms. With a focus on acoustic-driven melodies and a pop sensibility, her music captures the essence of individual experiences and emotions.

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation and join the North Star creative community! Signup starts at 6:30.

$5 cover, though no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.

Join us for a free LGBTQ night happy hour concert!
Coley Roberts (she/they) is a singer/songwriter who currently lives in Dexter, Michigan. Coley's inspiration comes from delving into their human experience and finding pieces of their grief, confusion, heartbreak, and Love that they release into a musical form. Her instrumentation serves as a backdrop to lilting melodies that shift with the emotionality of their music, which is the driving force for her sound. Coley also has a degree in classical singing/vocal performance and is a board certified music therapist who currently works in hospice and special education. She also loves being in or near the water as often as possible and is fiercely devoted to her dog, Lodi. 

The double feature drag show returns, with sets at 7:30 & 8:30. You can expect phenomenal lipsync performances, captivating dance moves, and tons of laughs!

$10 cover per show

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The Glen Leven Band started in Ann Arbor on Glen Leven Road in 2012 to play a St. Patrick's Day gig and has been performing all over Southeast Michigan ever since at pubs, festivals, parks and porches. They play rocking Irish pub music, including revved-up versions of traditional tunes, along with an eclectic mix of roots, rockabilly and blues.

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. Joining them this week is Erin Zindle on fiddle.

$10 cover

Elisabeth Pixley-Fink is a Michigan-based singer-songwriter, producer, and bandleader. Emotion-focused folk and bratty garage rock that hits you in the chest with guts, trust and hunger. Her current album, Heartskin was recorded directly onto tape in Detroit, produced by John Hanson (Saltbreaker, Yimes, Izzy Johnson), mixed by Tim Carr (of Perfume Genius, Hand Habits) and mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk (Haley Heyndericks, Damien Jurado). Raised by a musicologist and a math professor in Kalamazoo, she also has musical ties to Portland, Oregon and Mexico City, and loves queer fashion and queer futurism.

Ticketed Show | 6:00 PM | 5:30 PM Doors

'i want you to want me' is a curated spoken word performance of eight poems, most essentially about our longing. it was the first spoken word performance held at North Star and sold out in both its debut and encore performances. it is expected to sell out again!
cat h. bradley (she/her) is a black-mixed race, queer earth child and healing artist born and raised on anishinaabe lands (ann arbor, mi.). her poetry and spoken word are created to be in service of her own and our collective liberation and return to love. her hope and intention is that her work has an awakening and reWilding effect—that sharing her own truth of spirit connects others with their own and sows seeds of desire in them to re-member and reclaim their deeper, more primal nature and free ways of being. cat is a weaver of embodiment, energy, flow, and soul love. she longs to make healing irresistible.

Ticketed Show | 8:30 PM | 8:00 Doors

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Utilizing flatpicking guitar and old-time clawhammer banjo, Ryan Brandenburg brings a unique blend of folk that is heavily steeped in traditional Appalachian music. With lyrical influences like John Prine and Tom T. Hall mixed with the sounds of the hills and hollers of West Virginia, a Ryan Brandenburg show is a boot-stompin' good time for all.

Calling all language dancers, fancy mouths, and word weavers to share and revel. From quiet haikus read from your notebook (or phone) to seasoned slam performers, we welcome poetry across the wide and ever-evolving genre.
Hosted by Forrest Hejkal & cat h. bradley.

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From facilitator Lauren Crane: “I have been journaling since I was a kid, but recently, inspired by cartoonist and teacher, Lynda Barry, I began illustrating my journals. Her advice is to put pen to paper and see what shows up. What showed up was a deeper, richer journaling experience that sometimes makes me laugh out loud and other times scratch my head wondering where that came from. In this workshop we will write and/or draw to simple prompts and share our discoveries if desired. No previous writing or drawing experience necessary, just a desire to tell your stories, hang with friends, and create a journal full of (your) life.  Tools needed: Something to write in or on and with. “

Bring your song, story, poetry, comedy, expression, magic, monologue, mood, presence, attention, and appreciation to a safe and welcoming space in the beautiful queer community as we connect with each other and each other’s art. Sign-up begins at 6:30

Hosted by Coley Roberts and Thea Zuby.

Join us for a free happy hour concert!
Featuring renown singer-songwriter Jen Cass, the stunning work of harmonica legend Rosco Selley, and the vast and varied musical chops of multi-instrumentalists Eric Janetsky and Michael Robertson, The Lucky Nows have spent the last decade showcasing their stellar songwriting, exceptional musicianship, and intricate harmonies on some of the country’s most famous stages, from The Ark to Wheatland, and everywhere in between. The Lucky Nows have been honored to share the stage with many of our heros, and make it a point to extend opportunity and grace to new singer-songwriters at every step of our journey.

With roots spanning from Texas all the way to Canada, Lucky 17 has forged a unique new musical offering here in Michigan. Singer-songwriters Ed Dupas, Caroline Barlow and Tony Pace have joined forces with local bass legend Ozzie Andrews to share their collective stories via song. Whether it's a dusty back road hymn, a song of loss, or a tune of hope and love, they deliver it all with authentic and soulful perspective. Three-part harmonies weave together with acoustic and electric instrumentation to offer an eclectic mix of song styles and textures. Collectively, their talents have graced many stages here and abroad including the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Ann Arbor Folk Festival, and Blissfest to name a few.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 Doors

Southeast Michigan’s Black Jake & The Carnies “cut rugs like pure bottled lightning” blending “spindly bluegrass and honky-tonk croons to some psychobilly-bent for punk-spat pirouetting,” according to writer Jeff Milo of iSpy Magazine.
Think of a carnival, or indeed a carny, and it’s very likely that images of bearded ladies, mustachioed strongmen, trapeze artists, wolf boys, monkey mermaids and the like will come flooding into your mind. Add a healthy dash of punk energy and old-timey music, and you have Ypsilanti, MI based Black Jake & the Carnies.

Ticketed Show | 9 PM | 8:30 Doors

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Josh Rose’s songs float into the room like a Lake Michigan evening onshore breeze. They refresh you, they energize you, and they linger long into the darkness of your favorite nights. His endless catalogue will make every interaction unique and fluid in the hearts and minds of the listener. He has played thousands of shows throughout the Midwest in his 20 year career and has shared the stage with KT Tunstall, G Love and Special Sauce, Ziggy Marley, and Styx. Welcome to the Head-in-the-Clouds Folk music of Josh Rose.

Tenors Jeffrey Willets & Jay Kaplan, along with guest artist Erica Ashe, accompanist Nick Ferederick and percussionist Jesse Gibbs will take you on an entertaining and musical journey of Broadway songs, old and new,. They will be performing songs from musicals such as “The Boy From Oz”, “Ragtime”, “Victor Victoria”, “The Rink”, “She Loves Me”, and many more as we celebrate the month of June and Gay pride! You wont want to miss it!

$10 cover

Hailing from the Ann Arbor area, the Pontiac Trail Blazers have been the house bluegrass band for Detroit Street Filling Station since 2017. They are often joined by a bevy of special guests and focus on the beautiful harmonies and acoustic prowess that are unique to their Bluegrass roots. With a deep repertoire of traditional standards, originals, and unique covers, the Trail Blazers will keep you guessing with unexpected tunes and arrangements every week. Featuring David Keeney on guitar.

$10 cover

Schmaltz, a modern klezmer band based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, gives Jewish traditional music a new flavor by fusing elements of jazz, balkan, funk, latin, and polka. The group is seen frequently as part of a monthly residency at the North Star Lounge in Ann Arbor, as well as at synagogues, bars, jazz clubs, and other music venues all across SE Michigan.

Ticketed Show | 6:30 PM | 6:00 PM Doors

Acoustic adventurers Stillhouse Junkies explore the worlds between roots, bluegrass, Texas swing, blues, and rock. Their free-flowing musical interplay and improvisation make every show unique as the trio weave through high-energy, intricately composed original songs, never taking the same path twice. Formed in 2017, the band consists of Fred Kosak (guitar, mandolin), Alissa Wolf (fiddle), and Matt Thomas (bass).

$10 cover