When Wayne Kramer received a Notable Book Award this past January from the Library of Michigan for his memoir, “The Hard Stuff: Dope, Crime, The MC5, and My Life of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
So it turns out that Hartland Township was pretty much the center of the rock ’n roll universe in the 1970s. We’ve already heard the incredible story of how KISS [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s steadily snowing outside. I am happily indoors. There’s not much that must be done, so I am enjoying a hot cup of coffee and this sweet time I’ve been [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County’s version of Woodstock took place 41 years ago at the normally sedate Waldenwoods Resort in Hartland. It featured a little of everything: legendary rock bands, drugs, parking nightmares [CLICK TO READ MORE]
So we all know now that on April 4, 1975, KISS performed a legendary concert at the Nordic Ice Arena in Hartland. Our story on the long-forgotten concert has already [CLICK TO READ MORE]
We begin with a mea culpa. As an editor at the local newspaper for 26 years (1983-2009), and as someone who has remained active and involved in the community since [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Legendary Brighton rocker Skip VanWinkle, of the rock band Teegarden and VanWinkle, passed away last night after battling health issues for many years. He was 74. His death was reported [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Great music, a fabulous venue and a worthy cause – it all adds up to an impressive evening: a concert/food drive featuring renowned pianist George Winston at the Hartland Performing [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The very first Concert at the Courthouse was attended by about 300 people — if the squirrels and dogs were counted, too, recalls Roger Dresden — and the audience had [CLICK TO READ MORE]
They were almost “Grace and the Orphan Children.” The founder of the Huron River Revivalists — high school senior Grace Reynolds — almost can’t stop laughing as she recalls how [CLICK TO READ MORE]
A concert on April 7 at Crystal Gardens, featuring Aguanko, one of the finest Latin jazz bands anywhere, will raise much-needed funds for one of Livingston County’s most valued resources [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Over 10 years of top-notch barbeque came to an end with the recent closure of Chef Chris’s Boogie Woogie BBQ in the Hamburg Village Plaza on M-36 in Hamburg. A [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Author and Grammy-nominated author Daniel Wolff and singer/songwriter Chris Buhalis will present a one-hour talk and musical exploration of Wolff’s award-winning book “Grown-Up Anger: The Connected Mysteries of Bob Dylan, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Started in 2005 as a pool party and basement show in a local musician’s rural home, BLED FEST (short for “Big Love’s Educational Festival”) has become an institution for local [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The popular Acoustic Cafe series at the Howell Opera House concludes its 10th anniversary season on March 9 with a special performance from the much-acclaimed and beloved musical trio the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Five-time GRAMMY winner Marty Stuart and his Fabulous Superlatives are rolling their Way Out West tour into the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts for a Friday, June 1 concert with [CLICK TO READ MORE]
There are many decisions we make about our child’s future that we hope will bear positive fruit as they grow into adulthood, although we are usually left with a vague [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Parker Middle School eighth-grade band premiered a new musical arrangement titled “Gradients” at its concert Dec. 7. “Gradients” was composed by Andrew David Perkins, a Grammy-nominated music educator, conductor [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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