Brian Perrone leads a four-act Tuesday bill at the Green Door
The metro Detroit singer-songwriter plays the East Michigan Avenue room on Nov. 17 with JonPaul Wallace, Brother Wolf and Home Grown Homunculus, for $10.

For $10 on a Tuesday in mid-November, the Green Door is offering four acts. Brian Perrone headlines the Green Door on Tuesday, Nov. 17, with JonPaul Wallace, Brother Wolf and Home Grown Homunculus on the bill, at 2005 E. Michigan Ave. Tickets are $10 through the venue's Prekindle page.
The show was announced Oct. 14. It's the kind of weeknight bill that keeps a room like the Green Door going: a touring-ish headliner from down I-96, three supporting acts, and a cover low enough that the decision is easy.
Perrone's bio on his own site calls him an alternative artist from Detroit. Stratton Setlist, which has followed his records for years, places him in Livonia and traces a catalog that has moved around a lot. His 2014 debut, All Growns Up, was a jazzy record. The five-song EP Dog with Ball followed, built on piano. During the early pandemic he recorded "Sorry," a single Stratton Setlist called haunting and full of deep regret.
His records have gone from jazz-inflected songwriting to piano EPs to straight pop-rock.
His album Alive is an eight-track pop-rock album with alt-rock edges, which Stratton Setlist described as Perrone adopting "a broader perspective on life and love." The same coverage notes he also plays drums in the Detroit hard-rock band Gangway.
That mix suits the room. The Green Door is a small East Side bar with shows close enough to the stage that you hear the songwriting, not just the volume. A singer-songwriter who has gone from jazz-inflected songwriting to piano EPs to straight pop-rock should have plenty to work with across a headline set.
The supporting acts round it out. JonPaul Wallace, Brother Wolf and Home Grown Homunculus are on the Prekindle listing, though set times and order haven't been posted. With four acts on a weeknight, plan to get there early if you want to catch everyone.
A Tuesday show doesn't need much of a pitch. It's ten bucks, four bands and a room on Michigan Avenue. If you've been meaning to find out what the Green Door is like on a weeknight, this is a good night to do it.
Sources: Green Door Concerts LLC – Prekindle (prekindle.com); Brian Perrone – official site (brianperronemusic.com); Brian Perrone – Bio (brianperronemusic.com); Brian Perrone 'Alive' album coverage – Stratton Setlist (strattonsetlist.com); Brian Perrone 'Sorry' single coverage – Stratton Setlist (strattonsetlist.com); Sonic Storytellers – Stratton Setlist (strattonsetlist.com); All Apologies - Brian Perrone Reveals Deep Regrets on Haunting New 'Sorry' Single (strattonsetlist.com)
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- Green Door Concerts LLC – Prekindle
- Brian Perrone – official site
- Brian Perrone – Bio
- Brian Perrone 'Alive' album coverage – Stratton Setlist
- Brian Perrone 'Sorry' single coverage – Stratton Setlist
- Sonic Storytellers – Stratton Setlist
- All Apologies - Brian Perrone Reveals Deep Regrets on Haunting New 'Sorry' Single