Where: Downtown Rockford, Various Locationsįall officially has arrived. The outdoor event also features local beer and food. Where: Blue pedestrian bridge, downtown Grand Rapidsįor the third year in a row, this regional music festival revs up ArtPrize to the delight of folks strolling the city viewing visual art entries as well as those just focused on live music.īluegrass fave Lindsay Lou, blues-guitar hero Jake Kershaw, electronic music act Pink Sky, soul singer Molly, folk’s Cameron Blake, indie-pop’s Lipstick Jodi, hip hop’s The SEVENth and psych-rock’s Lazy Genius will play the free, two-day festival that’s sponsored by HopCat and WYCE and takes place on a bridge over the Grand River. The 77-year-old artist continues to tour regularly this sold-out concert at Saugatuck Center for the Arts is the only Michigan stop on his current U.S. New Orleans singer Aaron Neville is a true soul, gospel and R&B legend who has not only revved up stages with his well-known brothers but also released four platinum-selling albums of his own while scoring four Top 10 hits. Where: Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 400 Culver St., Saugatuck Rodriguez has been keeping busy recording and touring as a solo artist since Elephant in May announced an indefinite hiatus. Opening the show will be Daniel Rodriguez of Elephant Revival. Having performed this summer at Camp Greensky and Electric Forest, and touring extensively with Greensky Bluegrass, the Portland-based outfit has a strong and growing fan base in the mitten. One of the fastest rising bands on the national roots-rock scene, Fruition will bring its fiery live show to Grand Rapids Thursday night when Mimi Naja, Jay Cobb Anderson, Kellen Aesbroek and company make a return trip to The Pyramid Scheme.
Get tickets for the all-ages show online at The Intersection’s website. Walker released his most recent album, “Stay Gold,” back in 2016, which hit No. With a vibe that ranges from pop-punk to glam metal, Georgia native Butch Walkerbring his “The Last Days of Summer” tour to Grand Rapids, with Indianola also on the bill. Where: Elevation inside The Intersection, Grand Rapids
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Local Spins Wednesdays are presented by Local Spins, SpeakEZ Lounge, Perrin Brewing Company and WYCE, with Michigan beer specials on tap and free parking in the Sixth Street Park lot off Monroe Avenue a block to the north. Joshua will release a new LP, “PSYCHO/TROPIC,” later this year.įormed in Detroit, Brother Elsey recently relocated to Grand Rapids, bringing its heartfelt, honest music which “delves into the nuances of the human experience by way of dusty Southern rock and endearing Americana.” Brothers Jack, Brady and Beau Stablein have supported the likes of Lord Huron, Green River Ordinance and others, and recently released the five-song EP, “Matador.” This year, Spotify has featured songs from the record “Alyosha” on their official “Indie Acoustic” and “Writer’s Playlist.” Joshua Powell & the Great Train Robbery (which includes Grand Rapids keyboardist Ricky Olmos) have performed at Mile of Music, Nebraska Folk & Roots Festival, Midpoint Music Fest and more while sharing stages with The Crane Wives, Cactus Blossoms, Mike Mains & the Branches, Seabird, Lydia Loveless,and San Fermin. Powell blends the narrative richness of American folk with a heavy dose of hallucinatory swirl and a ghost note of 2000s-vintage bedroom indie, all highlighted in ethereal falsetto by his purposeful, kaleidoscopic poetry. Indianapolis’ Joshua Powell unfurls a strangely literate brand of psychedelic indie rock that is both socially conscious and spiritually turbulent. But wedged between tour stops in Indiana and Ohio, boundary-pushing Modest Mouse – led by lead singer and guitarist Isaac Brock – brings its repertoire of edgy songs to Kalamazoo, including the likes of “Float On,” “Satellite Skin,” “Lampshades on Fire,” “Autumn Beds” and more. The first two dates of its extensive fall tour were canceled last week due to undisclosed reasons. With six full-length albums to their credit - including 2004’s platinum “Good News for People Who Love Bad News,” and a pair of gold records, “The Moon & Antarctica” and the chart-topping “We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank” - the band once appeared it was slowing down, but that just doesn’t seem to be the case. Hailing from the small-town Seattle suburb of Issaquah, Modest Mouse has been floating through the indie rock world for more than 20 years. Tickets: $39.50 ($23 Western Michigan students)
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