Mar 18 Wednesday
Every Wednesday at 6pm, UrtbanBeat invites you to showcase your musical talent!
Whether you're experienced or just starting, the stage is open to all.
Not a performer? Enjoy dinner, drinks, and live music from local artists. No cover charge and all ages are welcome. Come early and enjoy the local flavor of Old Town.
Sign ups are first come, first serve.
Doors at 5PM
Mar 19 Thursday
In this special collaboration at Kerrytown Concert House, Erik and Grant improvise on a mix of standards and deep cuts from their shared stylistic influences (jazz, country, blues, French musette, etc.). Their music highlights a love of spontaneity while revealing a deep appreciation for intricacy. Through close musical dialogue, the duo explores a wide range of moods, embracing the intimacy and transparency unique to a two-person ensemble. Listeners are offered an unfiltered perspective on beauty, playfulness, nostalgia, and contemplation through this improvised acoustic guitar / violin collaboration.
Erik McIntyre, acoustic guitarGrant Flick, violin
Saxophonist Branford Marsalis is one of the most influential and revered figures in contemporary music. The NEA Jazz Master, Grammy Award winner and Tony Award nominee is equally at home performing concertos with symphony orchestras and sitting in with members of the Grateful Dead, but the core of his musical universe remains the Branford Marsalis Quartet.
SCHEDULE6:30 PM | Doors Open7:00 PM | Royce Auditorium Doors Open7:30 PM | Concert Begins9:00 PM | Post Concert Reception
Mar 20 Friday
Legendary all-American frontman and guitarist Mark Farner was the engine that repeatedly pulled the original Grand Funk Railroad to the top of the charts, and today he’s a platinum recording artist 30 times over. At age 70, Farner commands the stage with the same intensity and outpouring of love as he did in 1969, and his fans are still flocking to see “the Captain.” His epic hits defined a generation — from “I’m Your Captain (Closer to Home)” to “We’re An American Band,” from “Heartbreaker” to “Bad Time To Be In Love,” along with covers of “The Loco-Motion” and “Some Kind of Wonderful.”
Mar 21 Saturday
Korean American jazz pianist Lisa Sung presents an original song cycle inspired by The Vegetarian, a book by Nobel Prize-winning author Han Kang. Performed by her ensemble in collaboration with the Nam Center for Korean Studies at the University of Michigan, the concert explores themes from the book: silence, resistance, and transformation through sound. Drawing from contemporary jazz and improvisation, Sung’s compositions translate the novel’s psychological intensity and poetic restraint into an intimate sonic experience. Audiences can expect a performance that blurs literature and music, inviting deep listening and reflection.
Calling all Swifties! Experience the music of one of our era's most popular songwriters - Taylor Swift. This cabaret style show features a live band and an ensemble of singers from Encore Musical Theatre in Ann Arbor that will cover all of the songs you know and love! Get the girls together. Dress the part. Have a blast.
On Stage at Boardwalk Theatre, St. ClairSaturday, March 21, 2026 at 7:30 pmAll Seats: $30
Mar 22 Sunday
Join us in Kerrytown Concert House’s salon-style setting for a captivating concert featuring internationally acclaimed flutist Amy Porter with renowned pianist Christopher Harding. “By Request” is a community-curated recording project led by Professors Amy Porter (flute) and Christopher Harding (piano). After receiving over 70 online votes from students, alumni, and supporters, the repertoire was selected by the public. The chosen works span centuries and styles, featuring composers from diverse backgrounds and voices, including Lowell Liebermann, Mel Bonis, Andre Jolivet, and Karl Reinecke.
Amy Porter, fluteChristopher Harding, piano
Mar 25 Wednesday
One Night of Queen, a world-renowned live concert honoring the legendary band, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Queen’s world famous ‘The Works Tour.’
Gary Mullen & The Works, the tribute band that embodies Queen each night on stage, features Mullen on vocals, David Brockett on guitar, Malcolm Gentles on keyboards, Jon Halliwell on drums, and Alan McGeoch on bass. The group is guaranteed to have audiences dancing in the aisles during their impressively faithful recreations of Queen’s historical songs, paying tribute to the famously high-spirited theatrics and showmanship that came to define Queen, and helped to solidify them as arguably the greatest rock band of all time.
For more than two decades, Gary Mullen & The Works have performed around the world, playing more than 2,500 shows in more than 20 countries. As of 2023, the group has become widely recognized as the most successful tribute band in all of France – once performing in front of 250,000 people!
They will rock you, and they will most certainly blow your mind with their uncanny sound and stage presence. Don’t miss your chance to see One Night of Queen – with Gary Mullen & The Works!
Mar 26 Thursday
There was only one prize-winning teenager carrying stones big enough to say thanks, but no thanks to Roy Acuff. Only one son of Kentucky finding a light of inspiration from Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys and catching a fire from Bob Marley and The Wailers. Only one progressive hippie allying with like-minded conspirators, rolling out the New Grass revolution, and then leaving the genre's torch-bearing band behind as it reached its commercial peak. There is only one consensus pick of peers and predecessors, of the traditionalists, the rebels, and the next gen devotees. Music's ultimate inside outsider. Or is it outside insider? There is only one Sam Bush.