Relive a December week of live music across West Michigan, from hip hop to country to jam bands and more — all captured in Local Spins photo galleries.
‘Country Boy Love’: Granger Smith fired up a giant crowd at The Intersection on Saturday. (Photo/Eric Stoike)
December snowstorms couldn’t slow down West Michigan’s concert train, which boasted national tour stops by an eclectic range of artists — country’s Granger Smith, reggae/hip hop/alt-rock’s Matisyahu, blues/rock’s People’s Blues of Richmond — and celebratory shows by local acts: jam band Desmond Jones, rock’s Conrad Shock & The Noise, Americana’s Roosevelt Diggs, Ann Arbor’s The Appleseed Collective, the jazz of Brad Fritcher’s MOODS, a special ’70s punk night at the Gerald R. Ford Museum and more.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Matisyahu at The Intersection (Wednesday)
Photos by Eric Stoike
PHOTO GALLERY: ’70s Punk Night at Gerald R. Ford Museum (Wednesday)
PHOTO GALLERY: Granger Smith at The Intersection (Saturday)
Photos by Eric Stoike
