There is no question that West Michigan loves its foods and beverages and since 2008, the Grand Rapids International Wine, Beer & Food Festival has been satisfying appetites… tens of thousands of them!
Grammy-nominated blues-rock band Larkin Poe to play Fountain Street Church.
Over a decade after it closed in 2009, it’s impossible to describe just how influential and important longtime punk club Skelletones was to the Grand Rapids music community.
The old saying that talk is cheap doesn’t really apply when it’s music that’s speaking to you. Just ask local musician Patty Pierzchala (aka Patty PerShayla).
The Smiling Acres Music Festival couldn’t have picked a better person to serve as the face of the festival for its first year than local musician Mark Lavengood.
Jack Droppers celebrates his past and cautiously embraces his future with The Best Intentions
At this point in their career, there’s almost a certain irony to The Accidentals’ name.
Local indie band Pansy set to release self-titled album this month.
Former American Idol contestant perseveres through pandemic with new band, The Remedy
Spread The Music virtual festival to raise more money for the Michigan Artist Relief Fund
Life has changed dramatically for everyone due to the pandemic.
It’s pretty safe to say that just about everyone wants to put 2020 in the rearview mirror and look ahead to 2021.
No other year in the last century has changed music more than 2020.
How West Michigan’s venues are barely staying afloat.
