What To Know And Where To Go In Southeast Michigan
When you consider the deep and rich musical history of Detroit, it's amazing to think what the next generation of Detroit musicians might contribute to the world. However, with school music and arts programs on the chopping block across the state many young people may never have the chance to pick up an instrument, or realize the value of harnessing the art form as a means …
If the recent seasonal transitions have you feeling a twinge out of sorts, then we're right there with you. The rapid move from Summer to Fall to Winter is enough to make one feel akin to Alice falling down the rabbit hole. The solution? Fully embrace this psychedelic-esque experience by checking out the Detroit psych-rockers Sisters of Your Sunshine Vapor's 6th annual …
Posted by Demic on Monday, October 12, 2015 Pierre Anthony is not new to music or performing, but much of the world, and even Detroit, might still be new to him. He's been singing since he was 8 years old and has been writing his own music, as well as music for other artists, since he was 13. He's also a graduate of the acclaimed Detroit High School for the Performing …
Whether or not you're a fan of the hit Fox television show American Idol, if you're a Michigander, you've may have heard the name Jena Irene Asciutto — and if you haven't, you probably will soon. The 19 year old singer/songwriter from Farmington Hills took American Idol's season 13 by storm when she became the first female wild card contestant of the series to qualify into …
Every so often, a truly remarkable band wanders onto the Detroit scene and captures the attention of the city for a moment, however fleeting that moment it may be. Once such band is Phantom Cats, though sadly for music fans far and wide, they are no longer a band ... well, almost. Formed in 2010 as a collaboration between singer Liz Shar and guitarist Nick Landstrom, the …
The Gallery at Marygrove College presents “Identify” as their senior art exhibition for 2015. At the opening reception this Saturday, April 18, it is to be a show that not only represents what people are creating in our city, Detroit, but what our city, Detroit, can create in its people. Art therapy senior, Jennifer Awad, …
