THE BLUE ROSE, WOODLAND. The Litch Brothers are a progressive bluegrass group consisting of brothers Tashi and Kaj Litch, with Evan Snoey and Ben Lewis. On a combination of mandolin, guitar, fiddle, bass, and vocals, the band delivers an eclectic mix of original music, traditional tunes and songs, and folk inspired covers. RSVP at bluerosewoodland.com; ticket includes complimentary light refreshments. 7p—9p. $25
DAVIS ODD FELLOWS. Davis Odd Fellows Thursday Live! present Jeffrey Halford and The Healers. Halford is a rock & roll lifer, a Texas-born, California-bred traditionalist trading in Americana mythologies. His solo album, West Toward South, serves them up not repurposed so much as distilled, harking back to a time when outlaws had more style and panache. Our Thursday Live! concert series is donation only. Please give generously as all money goes to the musicians. 7p – 9p. Donations encouraged.
345 L STREET, DAVIS. The “Sound Track of a Coup d ‘Etat” was the winner of the 2024 World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award at Sundance Film Festival. It is nominated for an Oscar for best documentary film of 2024. The film chronicles how unbeknownest to the leading black jazz musicians of the fifties, they were employed by the CIA as U.S. ambassadors to newly formed African nations. 7p—9:30p. Free
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE. Join West African drumming master Mamadou Traore and friends for a performance and drum circle in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy. We will honor the pursuit of justice with the beat of the djembe! A limited number of drums will be available, so bring your own if you have one. 5p—7p. $20
SUDWERK BREWING CO. Rainbow City Park performs songs off of their debut EP, “Fruitless”. Opening acts include Pure Hex, Valley Taylor, and Bloodsugar. 2p—10p. $10 presale, and $15 at the door
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