Deep Cuts presents another Know Your Scene night showcasing local bands, tonight featuring Thrust Club and Headband. Trust Club is a garage dance party made up of Sally Bunch (guitar), JC Supastar (drums), Erin Genett (keys/backing vocals), and Bethany Leavey (main vocals/bass). All members volunteer at BRPM, a nonprofit organization empowering girls, women, and gender-expansive youths and adults to believe in themselves by building a supportive community that fosters self-expression, confidence, and collaboration through music education and performance. Suggested donation is…

Medford Brewing Company presents another edition of "Melodies On Tap," its first Thursday of the month open mic night hosted by Zion Rodman and Christian Colegrove. Performers may play two songs and up to 10 minutes. Reserve a time slot using the link on the event web page. Questions? Email MelodiesOnTap@gmail.com.      

Fust, an alt country band from Durham, North Carolina, and the songwriting project of Aaron Dowdy, headlines tonight at Deep Cuts. Opening will be Dead Gowns, the songwriting project of Geneviève Beaudoin. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 show day through Dice.  

Founded and directed by Jeffrey Means, the Sound Icon sinfonietta presents a special event at Tufts' Distler Hall featuring the premiere of "Infinity of Lists" by Ken Ueno and works by Tufts composers T.J. Anderson Jr., John McDonald, and others. Free to the public with no tickets required; also viewable via Tufts Music Live Streaming.

Join the 220-voice Tufts Third Day Gospel Choir as they present their spring concert under the direction of David Coleman. General admission tickets are $7 through the Tufts online box office. The concert also will be viewable via Tufts Music Live Streaming.

Boston band (T-T)b headlines tonight's live music at Deep Cuts, celebrating today's release of their new album "Beautiful Extension Cord." (T-T)b describes themselves as "deep-fried bitpunk for short attention spans." The trio — Joey Dussault, Nick Dussault and Jake Cardinal — writes music about feelings, TV shows and extraterrestrial life, and they've quickly developed a cult following in the chiptune scene. Also performing: Really Great and Puppy Problems. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.  

Arts Collaborative Medford on Mystic Avenue is excited to be hosting one of the outstanding events in the 14th annual Arlington Jazz Festival, headlined by Meridian 71, a cross-cultural music project created and led by drummer Giuseppe Paradiso. The band also features Mark Zaleski (alto and soprano sax, clarinet and flute), Phil Sargent (guitar), Maxim Lubarsky (piano and keys), Galen Willett (electric fretless bass) and Malick Ngom (sabar drums). Tonight's opening act will be the eight-piece group The Boston Universal…