Nightspots
Crazy Wisdom Tea Room
114 S. Main [map]
665-9468
crazywisdom.net
Tea room above Crazy Wisdom Bookstore features live music Thurs.- Sat., 8:30-10:30 p.m. No cover, no dancing.
September 2: Barefoot Sneaker Slaves
Local experimental electronica duo.
September 3: Little Island Lake
Ypsilanti alt-folk trio.
September 4: HighMay
Upbeat pop-rock ensemble led by Detroit singer-songwriter Jimmy Atto.
September 9: Tim Mies
Local pop-folk singer-songwriter.
September 10: Sigrid Christiansen
Pop-folk Detroit-area singer-songwriter known for her sweet, ethereal voice and haunting lyrics.
September 11: John Churchville
Local tabla player, accompanied by several musician friends, who plays Indian classical, light classical, fusion, and folk music.
September 16: Katara
Flint world-music rock ensemble led by sitarist Chris Freeman.
September 17: Bob Marr
Versatile Americana singer-songwriter from Fenton.
September 18: Dan Hazlett
This Detroit-area singer-songwriter and guitarist plays an eclectic mix of blues-, R&B-, folk-, and jazz-influenced originals on topics that range from the outlandish to the sublime.
September 23: Brian Tucker
Local funk-rock singer-songwriter, the frontman of Looking for Mammoths.
September 24: Rock Paper Scissors
The local alt-country duo of Black Train singer-guitarist Vicki Dischler and cellist Tom Lyon performs a varied array of covers by the likes of Lucinda Williams, Son Volt, the Rolling Stones, and Robyn Hitchcock.
September 25: We Were Like Rockets
Monroe indie rock singer-songwriter (Alex Adams) who identifies his influences as Bob Dylan and Little Richard.
September 30: Kojo Sankofa & Indigenous Groove
Latin jazz-inflected original and traditional African music by this local ensemble led by renowned Ghanaian singer, composer, and guitarist Sankofa.
