The Last Waltz Ensemble performed Monday at Ashford Manor as part of its Concerts on the Lawn Series. Here is a gallery by Ann Marie Miani.

Dark Meat evidently got held up by blizzards for a couple of days in Denver on their spring tour, but will be playing in St. Louis tonight. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has a story and interview with Jim McHugh. Their tour continues through the end of the month.

Jim White, William Tonks
8:30 p.m., The Melting Point
Local Americana and alt-country musician Jim White, left, will play to support his new album, “Transnormal Skiperoo.” White’s shows are often a mix of musical performance and storytelling. Ubiquitous local guitarist/dobroist William Tonks opens. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. - Trisha Klein

If You Wannas, Little Francis
10 p.m., Little Kings
Asheville, N.C.-based indie pop rock band If You Wannas plays catchy, upbeat tunes. They’ll be joined by Little Francis, a local act that plays bluesy roots music inspired by ’50s rock ‘n’ roll and church music. - Trisha Klein

• Caledonia: Kaitlin Jones, Karl Seltzer.
• Farm 255: The Rattlers.
• Little Kings: If You Wannas, Little Francis.
• Melting Point: Jim White, William Tonks.
• Tasty World (downstairs): Jena Paradies, Lyric Jones featuring Keith Jackson, Son1 and the Insurgents.
• Tasty World (upstairs): Sorry No Ferrari.
• Washington Street Tavern: Uncle Daddy & the Time Machine Revival.
• Wild Wing Cafe: Napoleon Solo.