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.  

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.  

Deep Cuts presents a full night of pop-punk/emo karaoke backed by Brooklyn’s All Killer No Filler. Choose from a library of more than 150 pop-punk/emo/alternative hits from the '90s and early 2000s including artists such as Green Day, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Paramore, and of course, Blink-182 (among many, many others). AKNF plays your favorite songs, on stage, with members of the audience taking lead vocals. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 show day through Dice.  

Impossible Dog, a Boston emotive indie rock band, kicks off a spring tour with a return engagement at Deep Cuts. Also performing: Pregame Rituals and Megan From Work. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.  

Graham Hunt headlines tonight's live music at Deep Cuts. The Wisconsin-based indie pop singer/songwriter drew acclaim for his 2023 album "Try Not To Laugh," and now he's touring on the heels of  the release of a new single, "I Just Need Enough." Also performing: Dazy and Liquid Mike. Tickets are $16 in advance, $20 show day through Dice.  

Fat Randy, which bills itself as Boston's worst noise rock band and Connecticut's best Hoobastank tribute band, returns to Deep Cuts as tonight's headliner. Also performing: K.O. Queen (subbing for the originally scheduled Buice), Clifford and Jiddo. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.

FACS, a Chicago band that uses minimalism and space to create abstract, modern art rock, headlines tonight at Deep Cuts. Members are Brian Case (guitar, vocals, keyboards), Noah Leger (drums, percussino) and Jonathan van Herik (bass, acoustic guitar, Bass VI). Also performing: Landowner and Major Stars. Tickets are $15 through Dice.

Noise rock-infused post hardcore rockers Strangelight get top billing tonight at Deep Cuts. Also performing: Teardrops and Weird Machine. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.

Cheap City, a punk/ska/alternative band from Holyoke, makes their last Boston appearance tonight, headlining at Deep Cuts. The band is playing six final shows before member Greg "Clover" Nahabedian departs from the area. Nahabedian (keyboard, guitar, vocals, synthesizer, drum machine) is joined in Cheap City by Brendan Blendell (bass, banjo, mandolin, vocals), Cody Gagen (drums, vocals) and Paul Schmelz (guitar, vocals). Also performing: Battlemode, The Michael Character, and MK Naomi. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.

Euphoria Again, the long-running dream folk project of Philadelphia-area singer-guitarist John Klein, has top billing tonight at Deep Cuts. The band's third full-length album, "Waiting On Time To Fly," came out last November. Also performing: Whitehall and Dogwood Tales. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.  

Punk rock band Dead Boys from Cleveland headlines tonight at Deep Cuts. The band, which formed in the mid-1970s, was among the first wave of punk, and regarded by many as one of the rowdiest and most violent groups of the era. Lead guitarist Cheetah Chrome is the lone remaining original member. Also performing will be guitarist Richard Lloyd, now 73, a founding member of the rock band Television, and Burn Kit. Tickets are $27.50 through Dice.  

Gold Dust, an outgrowth of Western Massachusetts musician Stephen Pierce's solo endeavor, gets top billing tonight at Deep Cuts. With Gold Dust, Pierce has branched out from his roots in DIY punk to explore a longtime fascination with traditional folk and psychedelia. Other band members are Adam Reid, Ally Einbinder and Sean Greene. Also performing tonight: TV Star, Heavenly Sweetheart, and Nanny. Tickets are $15 through Dice.  

Deep Cuts welcomes Christian Death, the highly influential act in the American gothic rock and deathrock movements over the last four decades, for a stop on their four-city U.S. spring tour. The band's website refers to Christian Death as "the founding fathers of American goth rock" who "took a relentlessly confrontational stand against organized religion and conventional morality, with an appetite for provocation that made Marilyn Manson look like Stryper." Current members are Valor Kand, Maitri, and Jason Frantz. Tickets are $25…

Sidewalk Driver headlines tonight's live music at Deep Cuts. The band describes their music as "high energy, highly-infectious, hook-driven, Rock with a capital 'R.' The sound is modern but the heart of the band seems to be more in line with 1970s rock culture -- the Bowies & the Belushis of the world." Also performing tonight: the Rice Edmonston Band and Chalk Talk. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.  

The Shallows, a dreampop/shoegaze band from Somerville, gets top billing tonight at Deep Cuts. The Shallows are vocalist Jess Baggia (This Bliss), guitarist Brad Emerson (ex-Strangeways, The Milling Gowns), drummer Jason Keisch (ex-SCUBA, ex-Strangeways), and bassist Brian McKinnon. Also performing: Waves Crashing (from Seattle) and The Dreamtoday. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.