Mrs. Murphy's Pub, the new restaurant on Salem Street in Medford Square, concludes a full weekend of live music with an afternoon performance by Temple Mountain. A soulful singer-songwriter, originally from Long Island but now residing in New Hampshire, his music influenced by the sounds of Elliott Smith, John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, and Ed Sheeran.  

The Beelzebubs, the internationally recognized male a cappella group at Tufts University, present their spring Show, which will also feature performances by the Jackson Jills, Tufts' oldest all-femme a cappella group, and the Supernovas, Villanova University's oldest all-gender a cappella group. Free admission; no tickets required.  

Deep Cuts presents another Know Your Scene night showcasing local bands, tonight headlined by Somerville post rock outfit Awnthay. Formed in 2015, Awnthay (pronounced “on they”) is John Iacovino (vocals), Lucas McCain (bass), Corey Spingel (guitar), Patrick Walles (drums) and Oscar Zelayandia (guitar). Also performing will be the Boston grunge band Declaw. Suggested donation is $5 through Dice.  

Today's fifth edition of Tufts Composers' New Sounds Now series is titled "Self-Similarity: Algo-Rhythmic Composition, Automaticity, and Counting." Tufts Composers look to composer Tom Johnson, asking: What resembles the thing that just happened? What makes our music move and dance without overthought? Can we count in new ways? Free and open to the public with no tickets required; also viewable via Tufts Music Live Streaming.      

It's Acoustic Music Night at Medford Brewing Company, and headlining will be the Detroit Angels (Marc Pinansky and Alejandro Necochea) performing songs from their debut album, “The Department of Disappointment,” which releases today. The lineup also includes sets by Rodrigo Van Stoli and Mike Soltoff.

Down By Riverside welcomes Cheryl Arena and her Wonderful Blues Band for a blues potluck at Arts Collaborative Medford. Arena is talented singer, songwriter and blues harp player -- she was one of only 30 artists featured in the book “Masters of the Harmonica.” She will be performing with her band featuring Eddie Scheer on drums, Ted Bukowski on bass, and Mike Dibari on guitar. They'll play great music to dance to, either in blues styles, swing dance styles, and…

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.      

The Medford Public Schools' winter concert series continues with a performance by the districtwide fifth-grade band at Marsha Caron Theatre at Medford High School. Admission is $5.