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Home»Posts tagged with»music (Page 4)

Music review: Local bands impress at Dally in the Alley

By Eric Kiska on September 7, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Headline  

Music review: Local bands impress at Dally in the Alley

The Cass Corridor event featured immensely skilled musical acts.

Thousands evacuated from Dally in the Alley after transformer explodes

By Steve Neavling on September 6, 2014   Crime & Fire, Culture, Fire, Headline, posts  

Thousands evacuated from Dally in the Alley after transformer explodes

Firefighters were worried about the live wires dangling over the heads of festival-goers.

Political hip-hop crew The Coup brings energy to Magic Stick in Detroit

By Eric Kiska on August 24, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Featured Stories  

Political hip-hop crew The Coup brings energy to Magic Stick in Detroit

The group is led by the rhapsodic and rebellious singer Boots Riley, who was born in Chicago but lived in Detroit until he was 6.

Lens on Detroit: Downtown bustled with people, optimism Friday evening

By Steve Neavling on August 23, 2014   Development, Headline, Lens On Detroit, Urban Renewal  

Lens on Detroit: Downtown bustled with people, optimism Friday evening

19 photos of hope and energy in downtown Detroit on Friday evening.

Rafael Statin Quintet impressed Detroit jazz cats at Cliff Bells

By Eric Kiska on August 17, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Featured Stories  

Rafael Statin Quintet impressed Detroit jazz cats at Cliff Bells

The Rafael Statin Quintet reeled their solos off as if the scales were tattooed on their fingers.

Detroit’s Blue Mountain Belle brings their unique sound to PJ’s Lager House in Corktown

By Eric Kiska on August 9, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Featured Stories  

Detroit’s Blue Mountain Belle brings their unique sound to PJ’s Lager House in Corktown

The Detroit-formed band strummed their strings with a folk rhythm and honky-tonk bite as the crowd reveled in the superb acoustics of the small and intimate Michigan Avenue bar in Corktown.

Jack White’s homecoming at Fox Theatre was ‘final piece of the puzzle’

By Eric Kiska on July 29, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Headline, posts  

Jack White’s homecoming at Fox Theatre was ‘final piece of the puzzle’

The Detroit-born rocker made his long-anticipated debut at the Fox Theatre, not far from where he once bussed dishes and made pizza in his youth.

Insane Clown Posse, Juggalos can’t sue the government, judge rules

By Steve Neavling on July 8, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Featured Stories  

Insane Clown Posse, Juggalos can’t sue the government, judge rules

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by Insane Clown Posse, saying the federal government is not responsible for what happens after fans of the rap-metal duo are labeled as gang members.

These 17 metro Detroit artists won $25,000 fellowships from Kresge Foundation

By Abigail Shah on June 26, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Culture, Featured Stories, posts  

These 17 metro Detroit artists won $25,000 fellowships from Kresge Foundation

The 2014 Detroit Artist Fellowship was for artists working in film, music, theater and dance.

The Jacksons bring back hits, memories of Michael to Motown

By Matt Harding on June 13, 2014   Art & Entertainment, Featured Stories  

The Jacksons bring back hits, memories of Michael to Motown

Much of the crowd was on its feet for the songs, and tributes to their late brother and Jackson 5 frontman Michael were found across the venue.

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Eric Kiska

Eric Kiska graduated from Northern Michigan with a BS in English and writing and minor in art and design. He's also a former video editor at Detroit Public TV.

Steve Neavling

Steve Neavling lives and works in Detroit as an investigative journalist. His stories have uncovered corruption, led to arrests and reforms and prompted FBI investigations.

Abigail Shah

Co-founder of Motor City Muckraker, Abigail Shah is a native Detroit and graduated with a BS in psychology from Wayne State University.

Matt Harding

Matt Harding is a third-year journalism student at Wayne State University, a photographer, and a lifelong Detroiter. He has covered major political and sporting events and is the author & photographer of Belle Isle: Discovering Detroit's Crown Jewel. Matt's current project can be found on GrandCanyonJourney.com.

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