May 1:
"Blues Jam." With ensembles of adult students from the Ann Arbor Music Center and other local blues musicians. Hosted by Dave Sharp.

May 2: Latino Night
DJ Xcess plays salsa, merengue, reggae, and other Latin dance records. Also, salsa lessons, 9-10 p.m.

May 3:
Live bands TBA.

May 4: Mexican Night
With DJ Miguel or a live Mexican band.

May 8:
"Blues Jam." With ensembles of adult students from the Ann Arbor Music Center and other local blues musicians. Hosted by Dave Sharp.

May 9: Latino Night
DJ Xcess plays salsa, merengue, reggae, and other Latin dance records. Also, salsa lessons, 9-10 p.m.

May 9:
(5:30-8:30 p.m.) : Steve Newhouse & the Nuke-a-billies. Veteran local classic country and country-rock band led by singer-guitarist Newhouse. With guitarist Kevin Brown, bassist Chris Goerke, and drummer Eric Nyhuis.

May 10:
Closed.

May 11: Mexican Night
With DJ Miguel or a live Mexican band.

May 15:
"Blues Jam." With ensembles of adult students from the Ann Arbor Music Center and other local blues musicians. Hosted by Dave Sharp.

May 15: Tokyo Sex Whale
Punk-metal quartet from Ottawa. Opening act is Legends of the Fall, a local jazz fusion dance band featuring members of Nomo.

May 16: Latino Night
DJ Xcess plays salsa, merengue, reggae, and other Latin dance records. Also, salsa lessons, 9-10 p.m.

May 16: The Vibratrons
(5:30-8:30 p.m.) Debut performance by this all-star band led by veteran local rocker Dan Mulholland, the former leader of the Watusies and several other great local rock 'n' roll bands. Its repertoire includes everything from garage rock and blues to country and folk, and Mulholland says he'll be singing a lot more ballads than usual. With guitarist Brian Delaney, keyboardist Andy Adamson, bassist Randy Tessier, and drummer Rich Dishman.

May 17: "NoResolve Benefit"
With a band led by the versatile local jazz and blues guitarist Laith Al-Saadi, the Detroit indie band Student Driver, and semi-improvised original songs and instrumentals with East European and gypsy melodies by the local duo of bouzouki player Douglas Lane Allen and cellist Abby Alwin.

May 18: Mexican Night
With DJ Miguel or a live Mexican band.

May 22:
"Blues Jam." With ensembles of adult students from the Ann Arbor Music Center and other local blues musicians. Hosted by Dave Sharp.

May 23: Latino Night
DJ Xcess plays salsa, merengue, reggae, and other Latin dance records. Also, salsa lessons, 9-10 p.m.

May 23: Orange Door Hinge
(5:30-8:30 p.m.) Local big band led by saxophonist and II-V-I Orchestra frontman David Swain that plays an eclectic mix of everything from funk and disco to Steely Dan and TV cop show themes.

May 24: Groove Spoon.
Local salsa band formerly known as Provecto Sabor. Opening act TBA.

May 25: Mexican Night
With DJ Miguel or a live Mexican band.

May 29:
"Blues Jam." With ensembles of adult students from the Ann Arbor Music Center and other local blues musicians. Hosted by Dave Sharp.

May 30: Latino Night
DJ Xcess plays salsa, merengue, reggae, and other Latin dance records. Also, salsa lessons, 9-10 p.m.

May 30: Drivin' Sideways.
(5:30-8:30 p.m.) Veteran local band fueled by vocalist Pontiac Pete Ferguson's alternately soulful and ornery vocals. Their country-based repertoire still features lots of classic honky-tonk, but they also cover everything from Chuck Berry and Johnny Burnette to the Beatles and James Brown. The band's guiding presence seems to be Elvis - including both large chunks of his repertoire and his attitude that any music he did suited him just because he did it. The band also includes guitarist George Bedard, bassist Chris Goerke, drummer Mark Newbound, and keyboardist Jim King.

May 31:
TBA.

May 31: Boywife
Punk-rock band from Ypsilanti whose music draws on Chinese pop, Japanese classical music, and Mexican regional music. Opening act TBA.