Tia Carroll
Leaving AgainYou Gotta Have It 2021 via Little Village
Nanette tries to make her show "the soundtrack to your life" (at least three hours of it) -- music expressing all sorts of moods, with folk/rock preferences.
Join WYCE as we present "Summer of Soul" at the Wealthy Theatre on Tuesday, February 7th.
During the turbulent summer of 1969, just one hundred miles south of Woodstock, The Harlem Cultural Festival was filmed in Mount Morris Park. The footage was largely forgotten-until now. In his acclaimed debut as a filmmaker, Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson presents a powerful and transporting documentary - part electrifying music film, part historical record - created around an epic event that celebrated Black history, culture and fashion.
Join us as we celebrate this award-winning film "Summer of Soul" on the big screen at Wealthy Theatre on Tuesday, February 7th at 8:00. Arrive early for a special pre-show live set from DJ Dante Cope to kick off the evening at 6:30pm. Representatives from GRMIFI & Grand Stand Pictures will also be present.
More information and tickets are available at WEALTHY THEATRE DOT ORG.
West Michigan's Biggest Night of Music, the WYCE Jammie Awards, returns for its 23rd year on Friday, February 24th at the Intersection!
This year's Jammies will feature 20 Michigan bands on 3 stages with award presentations for Best Album of 2022, Song of the Year, the Listener Choice Awards, and much more.
Doors for this all-ages event open at 5:30pm and music starts at 6. Entry is a suggested donation of $5, and we will also be collecting canned donations at the door for Feeding America West Michigan.
More information is available at WYCE dot org.
Jammies 23 is made possible with support from Founder's Brewing, Varnum and .....
(PICK ONE SPONSOR) : Patriot Realty, Vertigo Music, Kent County, LiveSpace, Aria Stage & Sound Technology, Culinary Cultivations, GRTV, Local Spins, Michigan Music Alliance, Oktober Can Steamers, and Section Live.
West Michigan's Biggest Night of Music, the WYCE Jammie Awards, returns for its 23rd year on Friday, February 24th at the Intersection!
This year's Jammies will feature 20 Michigan bands on 3 stages with award presentations for Best Album of 2022, Song of the Year, the Listener Choice Awards, and much more.
Doors for this all-ages event open at 5:30pm and music starts at 6. Entry is a suggested donation of $5, and we will also be collecting canned donations at the door for Feeding America West Michigan.
More information is available at WYCE dot org.
Jammies 23 is made possible with support from Founder's Brewing, Varnum and .....
(PICK ONE SPONSOR) : Patriot Realty, Vertigo Music, Kent County, LiveSpace, Aria Stage & Sound Technology, Culinary Cultivations, GRTV, Local Spins, Michigan Music Alliance, Oktober Can Steamers, and Section Live.
Join WYCE as we present "Summer of Soul" at the Wealthy Theatre on Tuesday, February 7th.
During the turbulent summer of 1969, just one hundred miles south of Woodstock, The Harlem Cultural Festival was filmed in Mount Morris Park. The footage was largely forgotten-until now. In his acclaimed debut as a filmmaker, Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson presents a powerful and transporting documentary - part electrifying music film, part historical record - created around an epic event that celebrated Black history, culture and fashion.
Join us as we celebrate this award-winning film "Summer of Soul" on the big screen at Wealthy Theatre on Tuesday, February 7th at 8:00. Arrive early for a special pre-show live set from DJ Dante Cope to kick off the evening at 6:30pm. Representatives from GRMIFI & Grand Stand Pictures will also be present.
More information and tickets are available at WEALTHY THEATRE DOT ORG.
West Michigan's Biggest Night of Music, the WYCE Jammie Awards, returns for its 23rd year on Friday, February 24th at the Intersection!
This year's Jammies will feature 20 Michigan bands on 3 stages with award presentations for Best Album of 2022, Song of the Year, the Listener Choice Awards, and much more.
Doors for this all-ages event open at 5:30pm and music starts at 6. Entry is a suggested donation of $5, and we will also be collecting canned donations at the door for Feeding America West Michigan.
More information is available at WYCE dot org.
Jammies 23 is made possible with support from Founder's Brewing, Varnum and .....
(PICK ONE SPONSOR) : Patriot Realty, Vertigo Music, Kent County, LiveSpace, Aria Stage & Sound Technology, Culinary Cultivations, GRTV, Local Spins, Michigan Music Alliance, Oktober Can Steamers, and Section Live.