
Meijer Gardens’ 2025 ‘Tuesday Evening Music Club’ to spotlight diverse Michigan acts
The 11-show Tuesday series runs from mid-June through late August.
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The 11-show Tuesday series runs from mid-June through late August.
Dominic John Davis has long been part of Jack White's musical adventure.
West Michigan singer and keyboardist Hannah Laine describes her new solo EP as “a mix of approachable and boundary-pushing.”
As the only music business conference in the region “aimed at independent musicians,” April’s Music Econ Summit in Grand Rapids will bring experts together in one place for professional advice and face-to-face connections with Michigan’s working artists.
May Erlewine's “What It Takes” — officially released March 21 — brims with an undercurrent of rootsy rock, propelled by Erlewine’s poignant, pointed and uplifting songs and powered by Katzman on drums, Phil Cook on keyboards, Packy Lundholm on guitar and Joel Gottschalk on bass.
The Kalamazoo Fretboard Festival will feature performances by The Green Valley Boys as well as live music, displaying guitars, banjos and other instruments as well as workshops on mandolin, slide-guitar, sound engineering and more.
Influenced by the likes of Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, Amy Winehouse, Ariana Grande, John Mayer and Frank Ocean, the band plans to release more singles throughout 2025 while continuing to grow its audience.
The Crane Wives, Big Timmy & The Heavy Chevys and In the Valley Below were big winners at Friday’s Jammie Awards at The Intersection in Grand Rapids, with country favorites The Bootstrap Boys winning "Artist of the Year" honors for the second year in a row.
A Grand Rapids filmmaker had his documentary film accepted into the 2025 Central Michigan International Film Festival in Mount Pleasant.