Medford Brewing Company presents its monthly Karaoke Night. Get ready to sing your heart out or sit back, sip a beer, and cheer/heckle your friends as they rock out. Karaoke kicks off at 7 p.m. and is free to participate for ages 21 and over. Sign up on site – first come, first served. Plan to arrive early to get your name on the list.

Indie rock band Enumclaw from the Pacific Northwest headlines tonight's live music at Deep Cuts. Also performing will be Wisconsin indie rocker Graham Hunt and Boston heavy pop/pop-punk band Cherubhead. Doors open at 7 p.m. with music at 8. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 day of show through Dice.  

Zion Rodman and Friends return to The Ford Tavern for their fourth Friday residency. Rodman is a versatile musician who spends most of his free time singing and playing the guitar, bass, piano and drums. He grew up on Cape Cod and while living in Boston developed as a musician and recorded his first album and EP. Free admission for the music; table reservations recommended if you plan to have dinner.  

The Porch invites you to enjoy all the hits you love and forgot from the '90s and 2000s performed by The Unoriginals. They are a group of five friends from Greater Boston who have been playing together in various configurations for 10-plus years. The are dedicated to performing your favorites from the 1990s and 2000s "true to recording," from popular top 40 hits to deep cuts you haven't heard in years. General admission tickets are $12 in advance, $15 day…

Cheryl Arena, one of only 30 artists featured in the book “Masters of the Harmonica,” returns to The Porch with some friends to provide free afternoon blues. Arena has been bringing the sound of authentic American blues music to audiences around the U.S. and Europe for over 30 years. She plays everything from the urban electric blues of Chicago to the soulful Delta sounds of the Deep South, and everything in between. Reservations recommended if you plan to dine.  

Dwayne Haggins, who has been called "the love child of Hank Williams and Sam Cooke" and “The John Legend of rockabilly," returns to The Porch for his Fourth Saturday Country Soul residency. Think Marvin Gaye with a hint of Dolly Parton. Admission is free for the music; table reservations recommended if you plan to have dinner.  

The Tufts University Jazz Orchestra presents its spring concert, "Speak Low!, an exciting, rhythm-filled and harmonically rich selection of music by Ella Fitzgerald; Stevie Wonder; Earth, Wind & Fire; the Beatles, and Cole Porter. Joel LaRue Smith, director. Free to the public with no tickets required; also viewable via Tufts Music Live Streaming.