West Michigan's Arts & Entertainment Guide
‘Boredom is For Boring People’: Third Eye Blind spills on how the band has stayed strong through 11 album cycles
Written by Michaela Stock | Monday, 28 October 2019 12:11 |If you’re just hearing about rock band Third Eye Blind, buckle up — they’ve had quite the ride.
Beer Bashes: Where to get your (craft) drink on in the months ahead
Written by Elma Talundzic | Wednesday, 25 September 2019 13:33 |It’s that time of year again — the weather is getting crisp, the leaves are changing color and the brews taste just a little bit sweeter. Check out these upcoming events filled with food, music and plenty of delicious beer.
Clear Vision: Michigan singer-songwriter May Erlewine wants to move forward with politically charged new LP
Written by Eric Mitts | Wednesday, 25 September 2019 13:21 |After a few false starts that go back to the spring of 2017, local music favorite May Erlewine will see the release of her latest album, Second Sight, with a string of release concerts all across Michigan this month.
Relentless Resistance: Folk music legend Judy Collins returns to St. Cecilia Music Center ahead of two new albums
Written by Eric Mitts | Wednesday, 25 September 2019 11:22 |At this point in her career, Judy Collins is an indisputable icon. Influential and inspirational to multiple generations, her work as an award-winning artist, author and activist spans more than five decades.
Dancing in the Stars: Moon Hooch brings its sax party to The Stache
Written by Michaela Stock | Wednesday, 25 September 2019 10:34 |Moon Hooch drew their first crowds when performing in New York City subway stations, years ago.
Back to the Beginning: Multi-platinum country star Lee Ann Womack brings ‘a little bit of East Texas’ to GR
Written by Eric Mitts | Monday, 16 September 2019 12:48 |When Revue got ahold of Lee Ann Womack, the longtime country music favorite was celebrating her late summer birthday while on a road trip with her daughter, rising country music artist Aubrie Sellers.
Punk with Purpose: Hard-touring Toronto band PUP confronts mental health head-on with new album Morbid Stuff
Written by Eric Mitts | Monday, 26 August 2019 12:29 |Just days before talking with Revue about an upcoming fall tour (hitting Grand Rapids this month), guitarist Steve Sladkowski of the Canadian punk band PUP played the biggest show of his life.
With our Best of the West competition now running strong in its fourth year, one of the most fascinating bits we find when looking over all the results is the rise of career artists and newcomers alike.
Making Changes: Local soul-pop band August tours on new LP, Bloom
Written by Abi Safago | Friday, 26 July 2019 10:50 |As summertime comes to an end, August has just arrived.
Love Dies, Music Blooms: Local ‘sad-boy’ alternative R&B trio deadflower makes live debut with EP release
Written by Eric Mitts | Friday, 26 July 2019 10:40 |Heartbreak has inspired some of the best songs of all time. It’s also pushed artists through some of the roughest moments and led to the greatest growth of their careers.
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