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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Detroit's Queen of the Blues - Thornetta Davis
The incomparable, Detroit Queen of the Blues, Thornetta Davis! I was introduced to her when she performed at Detroit's Jazz fest many years ago. What a first and lasting impression!
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Tuesday, February 1, 2022
Greater Alexander and The Greater Impact House Detroit
Immersive Greater Alexander Art and Music Exhibit. Experience: Let Love In
I highly recommend taking the opportunity to experience this exhibit before it closes in March of 2022.
Absorb the music, the art, the compositions with your whole self. Remember to bring your headphones.
Follow the link to get your tickets.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/immersive-greater-alexander-art-and-music-exhibit-experience-let-love-in-tickets-193540644277?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Metro Times - Blowout 2011: Schedule
In Detroit, we take pride in music and local musicians! I have always enjoyed live music in Detroit and lucky for me, there are a lot of venues in Detroit to see great shows. We have venues of all sizes. We have venues that are in historic theaters, great little hole-in-the-wall dives, large capacity venues like The Palace (outside Detroit), concerts are even hosted at Comerica Park, The Hard Rock Cafe Detroit, and a host of other staples hosting musical acts. Some of the old staples are Paychecks, Harpo's, St. Andrews Hall and The Majestic.
An event that is coming up in early march, The Blowout, will showcase both the array of talented musicians in Detroit and a variety of venues that support the local music scene. This is a great event for the city and the area. This event is centered in Hamtramck where the nightlife will flow out onto the streets for several days in celebration of our vibrant music scene. Early March in Detroit would still be a time to find the streets a little quiet since the weather is still unfavorable but this is not the case during Blowout. The streets of Hamtramck will be packed with people milling between shows at different venues.
Check out the schedule and plan to catch some great local music! Metro Times - Blowout 2011: Schedule
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Detroit International Jazz Festival
The sights, sounds and flavors that fill the riverfront and the streets of Downtown Detroit attract thousands of music fans. It is one of the most amazing annual festivals in Detroit. The brilliant vibes of Jazz and Blues musicians echo through the heart of the city. Put this event on your calendar because you will not want to miss it! Detroit International Jazz Festival
Baker's Keyboard Lounge - Welcome to Baker's Keyboard Lounge, The World's Oldest Jazz Club
A legendary establishment in Detroit! A true gem in Detroit, having hosted performances by some of the most amazing jazz acts, such as; John Coltrane, Gerry Mulligan, Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck, Pepper Adams, Earl Klugh and the list goes on. If you are from Detroit and have not experienced Baker's yet, check it out!! If you are planning to visit the area, put it on your itinerary. Baker's is rich with musical history! Baker's Keyboard Lounge - Welcome to Baker's Keyboard Lounge, The World's Oldest Jazz Club
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Baker's Keyboard Lounge,
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