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Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Tuesday

• opens in a new windowYou Knew Me When 7:30 PM at Logboat Brewing Company: indie folk rock

Wednesday

• opens in a new windowRunning From Paris, Paralandra, Josh Higgins Band 9 PM at Rose Music Hall; $5: pop punk, rock

Thursday

• opens in a new windowBadphaze, Brothers in Arms, GoHardorSitTight (G.H.O.S.T.), Dalicat 8 PM at Rose Music Hall; $8: dubstep, bass, electronic

Friday

• opens in a new windowMick Byrd 5 PM at Rose Music Hall; free: Americana roots
• opens in a new windowLoose Hinges 8 PM at The Bridge; $5: Indie
• opens in a new windowMercer and Johnson, AJ Gaither 9 PM at Rose Music Hall; free: hillbilly pop
• opens in a new windowDr. Zhivegas 9 PM at The Blue Note; $5-10: “A Dr. Zhivegas show is a multimedia nonstop dance party event. Using the latest technology, incorporating (optional) video back drops, lighting and pyro effects, Dr. Zhivegas brings a larger than life concert experience to your private event. Your audience will always be dancing as the live sets segue seamlessly into the VJ breaks and back to the live show.”

Saturday

• opens in a new windowPat Kay, Jordan Thomas and Nick Pence 8 PM at Rocheport General Store: stompgrass, roots, bluegrass
• opens in a new windowJohn Forbis Band 9 PM at Jake’s Bar and Grill: country/classic rock
• opens in a new window80s vs. 90s: Music Video Battle of the Year Decades with DJ Jen Ha, DJ Mike Carlson 9 PM at The Blue Note; free: “Bust out your favorite parachute pants and neon slap bracelets and prepare yourselves for the biggest retro dance party of the century. Introducing 80s VS 90s, a new music video dance party starring two DJs: Columbia’s own Jen Ha VS. Madison, Wisconsin’s most recognized DJ, Mike Carlson. They’ll take you on a journey of the greatest dance party jams from both decades all with music videos on our MASSIVE movie screen! Not only that but that Hella Go-Go Girls will be in the house throwing down some retro dance moves from the stage!”
• opens in a new windowWhole Lotta Love: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin with Don’t Mind Dying, The Many Colored Death, Mercury Trio 9 PM at Rose Music Hall; $5: rock

Sunday

• opens in a new windowLadies Rock Camp Showcase 8 PM at Rose Music Hall; $5

Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Tuesday

• Framing the Red 9 PM at opens in a new windowRoxy’s; $7-9: rock n roll
• Theriomorph aka Panda, Aslan, The Dancing Plague, Artek 9:30 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; $2: experimental, DJ

Wednesday

• Ashley Raines, The Sunshine Mamas, M. Quinn 9:30 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; free: folkgrass, rock

Thursday

• No Coast Battles 9 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; $5: rap/hip hop battles
• Clay Cumbie 9 PM at opens in a new windowNash Vegas: country

Friday

• The Riverside Wanderers 5 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; free: blues/folk
• Missouri Country Fest with John D. Hale Band, The Dock Ellis Band, Tanner Lee Bechtel, Makenna and Brock, Schuyler Prenger and the Dirt Road Junkies 8 PM at opens in a new windowThe Blue Note; $6: “We went a-pickin’ all over the state and stubbed our toes on some GREAT finds: Boot heel troubadour John D. Hale, the real deal old country of Dock Ellis from St. Louis, Springfield’s Makenna & Brock (who you may have caught on the X-Factor), and Boone County’s own country rockers Tanner Lee and Schuyler Prenger.”
• Boone County Ham, Trout Ensemble 8 PM at opens in a new windowThe Bridge; $5: “Odd & twangy,”
• Missouri Funk Fest with Hazard To Ya Booty, Collegiate Shag Brass Band, Soul Glo, Chickawa 8:30 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; $6: “If you haven’t shaken it to some homemade Missouri Funk, then its time you pried that booty off the couch and let it do the thang!”

Saturday

• The Woodsmiths 5 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; free: folk music
• Long Day Healey, Two-Bit Steve 8 PM at opens in a new windowThe Bridge; $5: bluegrass/country
• Missouri Folk Fest with Man in the Ring, Violet and the Undercurrents, Cindy Woolf and Mark Bilyeu, S.T. Carrel and the Sad Bastards, Ruth Acuff 8 PM at opens in a new windowThe Blue Note; $6: “The Folk scene here is something worth bragging about, as is the charmed nature in which its artists manage to elude the public eye. You no longer have to know a guy who knows a guy who has a shed to catch this kind of show, and we’ve scoured the riverbanks for the best new artists in the state!”
• Missouri Reggae Fest with Aaron Kamm and the One Drops, Bobby Showers Band, Austin Kolb Band 9 PM at opens in a new windowRose Music Hall; $6: “These bands have been spreading the message of peace, love and community throughout the state and the world for a decade…and they’re joining forces for one night to show you why. Get down and dance to the dubtastic vibrations of these Missouri reggae kings.”
• Damien Gunn & The Magnificent Bang Bangs 9 PM at opens in a new windowNash Vegas: country rock

Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Monday

• Holiday Brass 7 PM at Missouri United Methodist Church, $5: “This year’s event will feature the MU Faculty Brass Quintet, the Brass Choir, Trumpet Ensemble, Horn Choir, Trombone Ensemble, Tuba and Euphonium Ensemble, as well as a mass brass ensemble comprised of about 100 University of Missouri brass students.”
• Pepper, The Movement, New Beat Fund 7:30 PM at The Blue Note, $20: “Kona dub rock,” reggae, hip-hop

Wednesday

• Hickman Academy of Rock Showcase featuring Spank, Asylum for the Sane, Worm, The Bayonets 7 PM at The Bridge: “The Hickman Academy of Rock enters its 12th year of existence in 2014-2015. It is an extracurricular club that networks high school students who play or are simply obsessed with rock and roll and its various off-shoots.” 
• Story of the Year, Greek Fire, The F–k Off and Dies 8 PM at The Blue Note, $15-18: rock, alternative, punk
• Wasteland Hop, Chickawa, 9th and Elm 9:30 PM at The Bridge: indie/hip hop, pop/soul/funk, alternative rock

Thursday

• University of Missouri Wind Ensemble 7:30 PM at Missouri Theatre, $5
• The Jane Froman Holiday Radio Hour 7:30 PM at Launer Auditorium, $10: also catch the Radio Hour on Friday and Saturday
• Nic Danger, Uno Joven, Ike Zero, Evo Klone and Crew 7:30 PM at The Bridge, $5: hip hop/rap
• Jenny Lewis, Orenda Fink 9 PM at The Blue Note, $20-25: indie/funk/soul
• Lion’s Den, Audio Velocity, Aslan, Zack Joseph, Artek 9 PM at Mojo’s, $5: trance/progressive house, tech house
• Paul Benjamin Band, Ray Wild 10 PM at The Bridge, $5: rock/jazz, blues rock

Friday

• Odyssey Chamber Music Series presents “Paganiniana” 7 PM at First Baptist Church, $10-20: “Virtuoso violinist Saeka Matsuyama plays Paganiniana, Moszkowski, and Strauss Sonata with pianists Peter Miyamoto, Ayako Tsuruta and violinist Amy Appold. Brilliant virtuosity is also shared by the flutists Steve Geibel & Michael White!”
• Hitt Street Harmony 7:30 PM at Whitmore Recital Hall, $5: “Hitt Street Harmony is an auditioned chamber vocal ensemble specializing in traditional vocal jazz repertoire, often in collaboration with instrumental jazz combos.”
• Weezer “Blue Album” 20th Anniversary Tribute Showcase 8 PM at The Bridge: Weezer tribute band
• Caked Up, Skeez, James Hickock, Blaxxxed Out 9 PM at The Blue Note, $17-20: trap, dark electro
• Amanda Fish Band 9 PM at The Roof: blues band
• Mountain Sprout, Old Salt Union 9:30 PM at Mojo’s, $10: psychobilly/hillbilly, newgrass/bluegrass

Saturday

• Hephzibah Eniade’s Senior Vocal Recital 4 PM at Historic Senior Hall Recital Hall: Everyone is invited to come watch her perform songs she has worked on over the past two and a half years as a vocal student.
• Griffin House 7:30 PM at Mojo’s, $15-17: indie folk rock
• The Nightmare before Christmas featuring Dusted Groove 10 PM at Mojo’s, $5: bass music

Sunday

• Joey DeFrancesco Trio, Matt Wilson Tree-O 3 and 7:30 PM at Murry’s: “Just what’s going to happen when Hammond B3 monster Joey DeFrancesco crosses paths with drummer-percussionist and “Mr. Fun City” Matt Wilson is anyone’s guess – but, as we said, you’d be crazy to miss this one.”
• MU Women’s Chorale 2 PM at First Baptist Church, $5: “The MU Women’s Chorale is a selective ensemble dedicated to studying and sharing music written for women’s voices.”
• MU Concert Chorale 5 PM at First Baptist Church, $5: “The Concert Chorale is a seventy-voice select ensemble designed to provide intensified study of, and performance experience with, a varied repertoire of outstanding and challenging choral compositions.”
• Mizzou New Music Ensemble 7:30 PM at Whitmore Recital Hall, $5

Here’s  a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Tuesday

• Mansions on the Moon, No Limits 8:30 PM at Mojo’s, $12-15: electro pop
• Three Bad Jacks, Rotgut Ramblers, Ozark Howler Monkeys 9 PM at Roxy’s, $8-10: rock n roll, “hellbilly,” “funkabilly”

Wednesday

• “We Always Swing” Jazz Series presents Joanne Brackeen and Cecil McBee 7 PM at Whitmore Recital Hall, $25-40: “The Jazz Series is pleased to reunite two of the planet’s finest working musicians: pianist Joanne Brackeen and bassist Cecil McBee. Theirs is a rare professional relationship, one that has crisscrossed and shared much musical territory for many decades. Each musician is considered the crème de la crème on their respective instruments; each can intertwine melody, harmony and improvise owning total command.”
• Carnage, Dzeko and Torres, Paris Blohm 9 PM at The Blue Note, $28: electro house, hip hop
• The Appleseed Collective 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: Americana/folk jazz

Thursday

• University of Missouri Choral Union 7 PM at Battle High School, $15
• Merry Ellen Kirk, Zorya, Sunshine Mamas 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: Americana, folk, folkgrass
• Legendary Shack Shakers, Aaron Lee Tasjan 9 PM at Mojo’s, $12: Southern Gothic rock

Friday

• Fractures, Tok, Ladder to Nowhere 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: rock
• Boone County Tick Pickers 8 PM at Rocheport General Store: “20s and 30s with a tick-pickin flavor”
• Acoustics Anonymous, The Woodsmiths, The Havana Honeys, Grandma’s Soup 8:30 PM at Mojo’s, $5: folk, bluegrass
• Cody Jinks and His Tonedeaf Hippies 9 PM at Snorty Horse Saloon, $10: country

Saturday

• “Sweet Night of Jazz” 7 PM at Rock Bridge High School, $10-20: “Participants will enjoy live music by the internationally recognized, award winning Rock Bridge jazz band and ensemble.  The evening will also feature a dessert buffet, swing dancing, door prizes and a silent auction.  This is a family-friendly event open to the community.”
• Four Skeevy Dudes, Coward, Treebeard, Via Luna, Mariner 7:30 PM at Mojo’s, $5: emo, indie
• Bassgiving with Doombox, Rapskallion, Hodj, Mondope Doombox 8 PM at The Bridge, $8-11: dubstep, bass
• Shaggy, Collegiate Shag Brass Band 9 PM at The Blue Note, $20: reggae, hip hop, funk

Sunday

• Collegiate Shag Brass Band, Down Side Up, Blake Gardner & the Farmers 8 PM at Roxy’s, $7-9: indie acoustic rock, funk/hip hop
• Supersuckers, Don’t Mind Dying 8:30 PM at Mojo’s, $10-12: rock/punk, heavy blues rock

Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Monday

• University of Missouri Faculty Brass Quintet 7:30 p.m. at Whitmore Recital Hall; $5

• Reggie and the Full Effect, Pentimento, Buttmaster 8 p.m. at Mojo’s; $13 to $16: punk rock

Tuesday

• Peelander-Z, Running from Paris 9 p.m. at Mojo’s; $10 to $12: pop, punk rock

Wednesday

• Young Artists Philharmonic Concert at Columbia Senior Center 6 PM; free.

• Augustana, River City Extension, Colony House 8 p.m. at Mojo’s; $18 to $20: alternative rock

• Hank and Cupcakes, The Travel Guides 8 p.m. at The Bridge; $5: pop, indie

Thursday

• Jon Pardi, Joey Hyde, Tanner Lee Bechtel 8:30 p.m. at The Blue Note; $15: country

• MU Concert Jazz Band with Jimmy Greene 7:30 p.m. at The Bridge; $5.

• Biters, The Many Colored Death, The Spread 9:30 p.m. at Mojo’s; $5: rock, hard rock

• Emma Hill, Jordan Thomas 9 p.m. at The Bridge: folk/Americana, blues

Friday

• Show-Me Opera Scenes 7:30 p.m. at Missouri Theatre; $5: Outside the Law, a program of Opera Scenes, including the world premiere of The Outlaw, by Justin Pounds

• Austin Kolb Band, Blake Gardner and the Farmers, Integrow, The Rollups 9 p.m. at Mojo’s; $5: reggae, pop, funk, rock

• Rich O’Toole, The Novel Ideas, S.O.S. 8 p.m. at The Bridge; $5: country/folk rock, country folk

Saturday

• Show-Me Opera Scenes 7:30 p.m. at Missouri Theatre; $5: Outside the Law, a program of Opera Scenes, including the world premiere of The Outlaw, by Justin Pounds

• Keller Williams 9 p.m. at The Blue Note; $20 to $40: acoustic dance music

• Money for Guns, Dubb Nubb, Count This Penny, Mr. Nasti, Seth Moore 8 p.m. at Mojo’s; $5: rock n roll, indie folk, alternative folk, electro soul, country

• Psychic Heat, M. Crook, Vulvette, Ripped Genes 9 p.m. at Cafe Berlin; $5: psychedelic, sad country blues, pop

• SHEL 8 p.m. at The Bridge; $7 to $10: alternative

Sunday

• Thirteenth annual Piano Student Showcase 3 p.m. at Missouri Theatre; $8: “The Women’s Symphony League Piano Student Showcase, celebrating 13 years in 2014, is an opportunity for piano students through grade 12 to audition before three distinguished judges. Students who excel at the auditions can perform at the Showcase public concert, playing on the grand piano in the Missouri Theatre.  Sponsorship opportunities are available for this event.”

• MU Trombone Ensemble 7 p.m. at Whitmore Recital Hall; $5.

Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Monday

• Superstar Columbia 6 PM at The Blue Note, $10-15: All proceeds from the event will be used to provide therapeutic activities for adolescents receiving substance abuse treatment as well as children of women in residential treatment in Columbia.
• Esterhazy Quartet 7:30 PM at Whitmore Recital Hall, $5: “Formed in 1968 as the ensemble-in-residence of the University of Missouri-Columbia, the Esterhazy Quartet is widely recognized for its commitment to performing and promoting the music of our time, especially modern music of the Americas.”

Tuesday

• Atmosphere, DJ Fundo, Dem Atlas, Prof 8 PM at The Blue Note, $20-22: hip hop, rap
• Israel Nash, John Galbraith and the Broken Promises 8 PM at Mojo’s, $10: “desert folklore”
• The Blind Pets, Dangerfield, Buffalo King 8 PM at Roxy’s, $5-7: rock, punk

Wednesday

• Hickman Amnesty International Benefit featuring Well Trained Men, The Eulogy, Collegiate Shag Brass Band 7 PM at The Bridge: alternative, brass alt., funk

Thursday

• University of Missouri Studio Jazz Band, Faculty Jazz Combo with Greg Carroll 7:30 PM at The Bridge, $5
• Mike Stud, Clinton Sparks, Jon Waltz 9 PM at The Blue Note, $15: hip hop/rap
• Woody Pines, The Thin Dimes 9 PM at Mojo’s, $6: country blues, Americana

Friday

• Jeff Campbell, Natalia Zukerman 7 PM at Unity of Columbia, $15: “Come and meet the artists, enjoy two sets of music in an intimate listening room setting, free refreshments and the fine company of other fellow music lovers and friends”
• Columbia Chorale 7:30 PM at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, $5-15: Friday and Saturday “Music has long been an expression of faith, freedom, peace, and justice. Throughout history, songs have cried out against inequality, poverty, and war, and in support of civil and human rights. Columbia Chorale is joined by members of the Columbia Youth Choirs to embark on an exploration of the power of music to spark change.”
• The Ex-Bombers, The Abominable Showmen, Downside Up 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: “beatnik punk,” rock, instrumental
• Zoso, The Bon Scott 5 9 PM at The Blue Note, $10-12: the ultimate Led Zeppelin experience, AC/DC tribute band
• One More Round: A Tribute to Johnny Cash, Dave Dearnley 9:30 PM at Mojo’s, $10-12

Saturday

• The Nation of Love Showcase with Violet and the Undercurrents, The Future Kings, Phylshawn, Ruth Acuff, Zorya 8 PM at Mojo’s, $5: indie folk rock
• Midwest Funk & Soul Revue 9 PM at The Blue Note, $5: “If you haven’t heard, there’s a funk and soul revival happening all around the country. And leading the charge in the Midwest are St. Louis’ own, the one and only Al Holliday & The East Side Rhythm Band. They’ll be joined by Columbia up and comers Chickawa as well as DJ Hot Tub laying down the dusty rare soul grooves between sets.”

Sunday

• Odyssey Chamber Music Series presents “Flute Sparks” 3 PM at First Baptist Church, $10-20: “Concert features St. Louis Symphony Orchestra principal flutist Mark Sparks with pianist Peter Henderson, as featured in their new CD, “French Album.” Program includes repertoire from their new “French Album,” a new transcription by Mark Sparks (the Bruch Romanza) and the Brahms F minor sonata, orig. for clarinet and piano.”
• “We Always Swing” Jazz Series presents New New York Standards Quartet 3:30 and 7 PM at Murry’s, $20-42: “[The New] New York Standards Quartet is a group devoted to the radical reinvention of famous pop songs and Broadway show tunes.”
• Jonathan Richman 8 PM at Mojo’s, $15: featuring Tommy Larkins on the drums
• The Havana Honeys, A Simple Exchange, Long Day Healey 8 PM at Roxy’s, $5-7: modern folk, indie folk

Here’s a quick guide for live music in Columbia this week:

Tuesday

• Jarrod Turner, Schuyler Prenger, Anna Soulstice at Mojo’s 9 PM, $3: modern roots country, country rock, Americana

Wednesday

• Chickawa at The Bridge 8 PM: soul/funk
• Blackjack Billy, County Road 5 at The Blue Note 8:30 PM, $10: country/rock
• Rae Fitzgerald, Lucas Oswald, Steven Todd Carrel at Mojo’s 9 PM, $5: folk/indie/bluegrass

Thursday

• All Hallows Eve with FiLiBuStA, Dusted Groove, MedusA, Filth Inferno, Rapskallion, The Dancing Plague, Zingyvillian at Mojo’s 7 PM, $8-10: bass music, electronic
• University of Missouri Studio Jazz Band at The Bridge 7:30 PM, $5
• Eric Paslay, Ben Rue at The Blue Note 8:30 PM, $15: country
• Coward, Kovusari at The Bridge 9 PM, $5: progressive experimental rock

Friday

• A Very Decadent Halloween with Decadent Nation, Devices for Survival at Mojo’s 8 PM, free: rock/hard rock, instrumental rock
• Interstellar Overdrive: The Dark Side of Oz at The Blue Note 9 PM, $10: Pink Floyd Tribute and KCMQ Halloween Costume Contest!
• Bentley2Doors, EZ, Jesse James at The Bridge 9 PM: hip hop/rap

Saturday

• Columbia Civic Orchestra Post Halloween Concert at Missouri Theatre 4 PM, $5-15
• Back to the 80s Dance Party with Burning Down the House at The Bridge 8 PM, $5: 80s dance pop hits
• The Hooten Hallers, Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy at Mojo’s 9:30 PM, $8-10: rock/blues/hillbilly, roots/punk

Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Tuesday

• Zach Deputy, Bicker Stout N Cheesecakes 8:30 PM at Mojo’s, $10: funk/soul, experimental jam

Wednesday

• Tribal Seeds, Ballyhoo, Gonzo With Beyond I Sight 8 PM at The Blue Note, $15: roots/rock/reggae, pop/punk
• Tamagawa and Oldine, The Jauntee 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: psychedelic jazz blues, funk
• Scattered Hamlet, Cinder Block, Perceiving the Design 9:30 PM at Mojo’s, $5: hard rock/Southern rock, death metal

Thursday

• University of Missouri Jazz Combos 7:30 PM at The Bridge, $5
• Justin Moore, Thomas Rhett, Jordan Rager 7:30 PM at Mizzou Arena, $24.75-44.75: country
• Combichrist, William Control, Darksiderz, Davey Suicide 8 PM at The Blue Note: aggrotech, hardstyle, rock industrial

Friday

• Ninth Street Summerfest with David Nail, Native Run 7 PM at The Blue Note, $24: country, “Join us outside on 9th Street! For those of you new to these incredible shows: We close down the block of 9th Street between Broadway and Walnut. Entry gate is at the north end on the corner of 9th and Walnut. Beverages will be served both outside and inside!”
• Von Stomper, Long Day Healey 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: American blues rock
• Special 20 9 PM at Whiskey Wild Saloon: southern rock
• Brian Bax Band, Sean Skyler 10:30 PM at Mojo’s, free: country, Americana/folk

Saturday

• Disengaged 7 PM at Whiskey Wild Saloon
• The Arcane Horror Show and Music Spooktacular with Painted In Blood, Creaturezoid, Buried, Social Slaves 8 PM at The Blue Note, $5: hard rock, thrash
• Benefit concert for Tara Tipton with Don’t Mind Dying, The Flood Brothers, Jenny Teator and The Fevers 8 PM at The Bridge: heavy blues rock, hypno-boogie, rock/blues/funk
• Whiskey Shivers, The Kay Brothers, Sunshine Mamas 9 PM at Mojo’s, $6: “Born in a woodpile in the twilight months of ought nine, we came from all corners of the US looking to do one thing: to knock the dust off roots music,” stompgrass, folkgrass

Here is a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Monday

• University of Missouri Wind Ensemble 7:30 PM at Missouri Theatre, $5: “The University Wind Ensemble incorporates the finest woodwind, brass and percussion performers on campus. This select ensemble offers one-per-part playing in a flexible setting and performs the highest quality wind band literature.”

Tuesday

• MU Symphonic Band and University Band 7:30 PM at Missouri Theatre, $5
• The Woodsmiths, The Youngest, Dubb Nubb 9 PM at Mojo’s, $5: folk, indie

Wednesday

• MU Graduate Jazz Combo 8 PM at The Bridge, $5
• Farout, Second Hand King, Prettygirlhatemachine 8 PM at Roxy’s: hip hop, rap/doo wop
• The Devil Makes Three, Cave Singers 8:30 PM at The Blue Note, $15-17: bluegrass, folk, country

Thursday

• MU Philharmonic 7:30 PM at Missouri Theatre, $5
• Machine Gun Kelly, Stevie Stone, Dusty Leigh, The Pound Game, Kaper Lucero 8 PM at The Blue Note, $25-30: rap/hip hop, pop
• Crushed Out, Bo and the Locomotive 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: rock and roll, pop
• Los Straitjackets, Deke Dickerson, Big Medicine 8:30 PM at Mojo’s, $12: rock and roll, rockabilly, old-time music

Friday

• Odyssey Chamber Music Series presents “Romantic Fall” 7 PM at First Baptist Church, $10-20: “Enjoy the ghostly sounds of Beethoven’s Piano Trio, Op. 70 No. 1, share the heartaches in Schumann’s Liederkreis Op. 24, and love the romance in Dunhill’s horn quintet.”
• Brothers Osborne, Man in the Ring 7 PM at Mojo’s, $9.99: country, folk rock
• Rose Ridge, John Craigie, Jaeson Day 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: folk, Americana
• Borgore, Bernard Jones, Doombox, BassComa 8:30 PM at The Blue Note, $15-25: “gorestep,” electronica, dubstep

Saturday 

• Noah Earle 7 PM at Unity of Columbia, $15:
• The Rock & Roll Anticompetition featuring The Havana Honeys, Blake Gardner and the Farmers, Collegiate Shag Brass Band, A Simple Exchange 8 PM at The Bridge: hip/hop, blues, alt. funk, indie folk
• Carolina Chocolate Drops, Birds of Chicago 8:30 PM at The Blue Note, $20: folk, “rock n roll poetry”
• Mike Zito, The Mojo Roots 8:30 PM at Mojo’s, $10: blues

Sunday

• “We Always Swing” Jazz Series presents Eric Alexander, Harold Mabern Quartet 3:30 and 7 PM at Murry’s, $20-42: “What a cracker-jack way to celebrate Chicago’s rich jazz history! This quartet, though New York-based, knows a thing or two about the Windy City’s sound.”

Here’s a quick guide to live music in Columbia this week:

Monday

• Missouri Quintet 7:30 PM at Whitmore Recital Hall, $5: Faculty Woodwind Quintet from MU
• Nahko and Medicine for the People, Dustin Thomas 8 PM at The Blue Note, $15: “acoustic thump-hop,” world music

Tuesday

• Dopapod, Tauk 9 PM at Mojo’s, $10: progressive rock and dance, heavy instrumental rock fusion

Wednesday

• Ninth Street Summerfest with Foster the People, Soko 8 PM outside of The Blue Note, $30: Join us outside on 9th Street! For those of you new to these incredible shows: We close down the block of 9th Street between Broadway and Walnut. Entry gate is at the north end on the corner of 9th and Walnut. Beverages will be served both outside and inside!
• Run On Sentence, Ruth Acuff 9 PM at Cafe Berlin: folk/pop
• Integrow, Austin Kolb Band 10:30 PM at Mojo’s, free: blues/funk, reggae

Thursday

• Philharmonia Quartett Berlin 7 PM at Missouri Theatre, $12-19: “Hailed as “four of the best” by the British press after their debut at Wingmore Hall in London, the Philharmonia Quartett Berlin has established itself among the world’s premiere string quartets, thrilling audiences throughout the world. They bring their amazing talent to the Missouri Theatre stage for one of only a handful of United States performances this year.”
• Ninth Street Summerfest with Kip Moore, Charlie Worsham, Sam Hunt 7 PM outside The Blue Note, $25: country
• Zane Williams, Murphy’s Ford 10:30 PM at Mojo’s, free: country

Friday

• Sunset to Burns, Jacob Latham 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: folk rock
• Radkey, Madora, Ray Wild 9 PM at Mojo’s, $8-10: punk/garage

Saturday

• A Pete Seeger Songfest featuring Jim Scott 7 PM at Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbia, $10-15
• Home Tone Records Showcase with Don’t Mind Dying, Black Daniels and the Bears, The Late Night Benedictions, Stingrays 8 PM at The Bridge, $5: heavy blues rock, bluegrass, Americana
• The Stone Sugar Shakedown, Old Salt Union 9 PM at Mojo’s, $6: funk rock, bluegrass

Sunday

• Willie Nelson and Friends 7 PM at Missouri Theatre, sold out: “With a six-decade career and more than 200 albums, this iconic Texan is the creative genius behind the historic recordings of Crazy, Red Headed Stranger and Stardust.”
• Aaron Carter 8 PM at The Blue Note, $15: pop