Get set for the upcoming holiday weekend with some live music during the week. Everything from swing, reggae and jazz to folk, funk and roots-rock is on tap in the coming days.

It's another busy weekend on the Ithaca scene, with plenty of styles of music -- everything from bluegrass and folk-punk to rock and jazz -- offered up by local venues.

Rootstock will make its debut in downtown Ithaca Saturday, May 18, with a mission of celebrating youth musicians in the Finger Lakes region.

Different Radio is attending the NonCommvention at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia and you can join in the music discovery by watching the events on the VUHAus stream.

Here is Thursday's performance schedule:

Noon

J.S. Ondara

The National

Evening Showcase starts at 7 p.m.

Lula Wiles

Amanda Palmer

Christone “Kindfish” Ingram

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Orville Peck

Andrew Bird

Mattiel

KT Tunstall

There’s a huge variety of music on tap for this week, including funk, electronic, punk, reggae and more, with several favorites returning to the area. Let’s take a quick look at what's happening in and around Ithaca.

It’s another busy weekend in and around Ithaca. Check out these shows, which offer everything from 1970s pop and fiery reggae to indie rock and Celtic folk.

On Saturday, May 11, the Cosmic Joke Collective – Ithaca’s monthly creative salon – will host "The Other Side" at Lot 10.

This week ‘s slate of gigs is led by a rare psychobilly show and a free Grateful Dead movie. Plus, hear everything from reggae and funk to noise and old-time at shows around Ithaca.

If you were hoping to see Canadian country star Colter Wall at the Haunt Saturday night, you’re out of luck unless you already have a ticket – the show sold out weeks ago. But there are more than a dozen other cool shows to consider this weekend in and around Ithaca.

Beat of the Drums

ITHACA, NY - A musical washing machine, a desert howl, and tennis balls bouncing will be just a few of the acoustic experiences in the May 1 performance by Chris Hoff and Sam Harnett, co-creators of the 90-second public radio show and podcast “The World According to Sound.” The 8 p.m. event, in Rhodes-Rawlings Auditorium, Klarman Hall at Cornell University, is free and the public is invited.