Revue's 2024 Road Trip Playlist

The right soundtrack can take even the best road trip to the next level. So venture through our handpicked playlist of some of the most exciting artists in West Michigan when you decide to head out of town for something new this summer.

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The Red Clay Strays: Finding Their Own Way to Stardom

No one is more surprised by the seemingly overnight success of country-rock outfit The Red Clay Strays than the band members themselves.

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Wilderado: Connection Through Vulnerability

"We got robbed this morning,” said Max Rainer, lead singer of Wilderado, the day of our interview.

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Chevelle: Revving Up New Music

After nearly three decades in one of the most reliable hit-making hard rock bands in the country, Chevelle drummer Sam Loeffler has found the secret to success in the music industry—just stay together.

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St. Sinner Orchestra: Heaven and Earth Collide

The creation of longtime Grand Rapids songwriter and musician Greg Scheer, the St. Sinner Orchestra merges a rock band with a classical string section, for a sound unlike anything else.

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Living the Dream with My Morning Jacket

To Patrick Hallahan, drummer of My Morning Jacket, his instrument is more than his career; it’s his calling.

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Orville Peck: Joins the Stampede

I always knew my whole life I wanted to be a performer,” said Daniel Pitout, professionally known as Orville Peck. “I don’t think anybody in my family, or my life, ever imagined me doing anything else.”

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Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers: Endless Summer, Endless Wonder

When summer hits in Michigan, Joe Hertler can just feel the difference when he’s onstage. Frontman for longtime Lansing band Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers, he’s played countless outdoor festivals all across the country.

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Jordan Hamilton: Musical Freedom

Kalamazoo cellist and vocalist Jordan Hamilton has truly come to transcend both the worlds of classical and hip-hop music.

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Chappell Roan: Red-Haired Supernova

If you haven’t yet sat down and listened to Kayleigh Amstutz–better known as Chappell Roan–you’ve certainly seen her across social media and news outlets.

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X Ambassadors Brings Home On the Road with 'Townie'

After three albums and five EPs, the X Ambassadors are finally ready to bring it home. Their fourth full-length record, Townie, tells a story about lead singer Sam Nelson Harris’ adolescent attempts to make it out of his hometown of Ithaca, New York. 

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The Lucky Wolf: Tragedy, Triumph and Transformation at Paw Paw Venue

When Jason Deibler-Love, owner of The Lucky Wolf, first moved to West Michigan a little over two and a half years ago, he knew his life would change.

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Belle & Sebastian: Through the Decades

Scottish indie band Belle and Sebastian began with a recording they cut at their college campus in the mid-90’s. Nearly 30 years later, they’ve built a legacy career through their sharp-yet-whimsical songwriting and word-of-mouth promotion.

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Oliver Scott Draper: Stranger Than Fiction

Much like his direct influences in indefinable indie bands Ween and The Unicorns, Grand Rapids singer-songwriter Oliver Scott Draper has crafted something of a lore around his origins.

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