Zero Gravity Therapy: Float Your Troubles Away

Racer and The Jailbird Advances the Crime Film Genre

Waiting for Identification

Author Weike Wang brings combustible formula to Literati

Marty McFly Hovers Over The Heart of Michigan

Joaquin Phoenix and Lynne Ramsay, a formidable team in You Were Never Really Here

Brandon Grafius Readying Release of Highways and Backroads

Youth Poets Turn Up the Volume

The Devil’s Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith

Ani in Ann Arbor: A Look at 6 of the Singer-Songwriter’s A2 Shows

YpsiArboroo # 7

It’s been really endearing to see YpsiArboroo grow over the years… Not all of us can afford to go to Bonnaroo. Not all of us want to go to Bonnaroo. But what if we could have something like a SXSW, a Coachella, or a Bonnaroo-scope smorgasbord of opportunities to experience live music, and what if

Sonny Dulphi: The Dreamscape’s Just A Leap Away

  Inner turmoil and tension is coiled and churned into a hauntingly beautiful ambient sonic patchwork by Ypsi-based sound sculptor Sonny Dulphi. His latest batch of recordings, Agony or Orgasm, dropped online last week. Agony or Orgasm by Sonny Dulphi We’ve had our ears bent in the direction of songwriter/lyricist/guitarist/producer Matt Hughes (a.k.a. Sonny Dulphi) for a

Karla Kane: Lost in the Dreamtime Again

  You’re a petal in the breeze when you hear Karla Kane. Her fairy-tale folk arrangements are imbued with a calmness and a caprice. Her chosen instrument, the ever sprightly ukulele, carries her tender, airy voice like a radiant nimbus. But Kane, who comes to Ann Arbor on May 11, is more inclined toward fables,

Sonic Lunch’s 11th Season

Sonic Lunch returns on June 7th! The live music series was started by Bank of Ann Arbor in 2008 as a way to support local artists and enrich the community with some top-notch entertainment in the middle of their workday. The weather is getting warmer and we’re all likely to start taking our lunch breaks from dayjobs out

Wire In The Wood’s Latest: ‘Live Wire’ Vol. 1

The rhythm is set to rapid. The vocals are spry. The stringed arrangements burst from the gate already at in a hurry. The listener, essentially, has to hit the ground running when Wire In The Wood begin a song like “Across The Broken Dam.” Live Wire Volume One by Wire in the Wood And even

Parlour Game performs at Kerrytown Concert House May 3

Violinist Jenny Scheinman and percussionist Allison Miller bring their newly formed quartet, Parlour Game, to Kerrytown Concert House.

Michigan Patio Beers To Try This Summer

2018 Patio Guide

Say Goodbye to Raja Rani and Hello to Namaste Flavours

Taste Beer Cocktails with Tammy at The Last Word

The Session Room’s Monthly Beer Dinner Features New Holland Brewing Company

City Sips 2018