Local Spins’ week-in-review photo galleries covered a lot of fan-elating ground by national and local stars at venues indoors and outdoors, from Grand Rapids to Kalamazoo.
Fan Frenzy: Wayland celebrated release of “Rinse & Repeat” at The Intersection Saturday for a hometown crowd. (Photo/Eric Stoike)
Gotta love this quote from Friedrich Nietzsche.
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“Those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.”
It speaks to the emotion-inducing, enthralling nature of live music, something that was in abundant supply throughout the past week across West Michigan with crowds exhibiting their exuberant “insanity” at a bevy of shows, including:
Music Hall Fervor: The crowd for Two Door Cinema Club at 20 Monroe Live. (Photo/Anthony Norkus)
Joe Bonamassa at DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids;
Ireland’s Two Door Cinema Club making a West Michigan tour stop at 20 Monroe Live;
Lipstick Jodi celebrating release of the Grand Rapids indie-pop band’s full-length debut album at The Stache inside The Intersection;
ArtPrize’s second annual Blue Bridge Music Festival on the pedestrian bridge over the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids with sets by eight bands over two sun-splashed days;
EOTO firing up The Intersection with EDM music and a new laser-light attack followed the next night by West Michigan hard rock band Wayland hosting an exuberant album-release show;
That One Guy playing Bell’s Brewery in Kalamazoo, with Lushh doing its thing at The Union.
Brooklyn Afrobeat ensemble Antibalas bringing a smile-inducing display to Founder Brewing Co. in Grand Rapids.
Ogle all the images in these Local Spins photo galleries.
PHOTO GALLERY: Joe Bonamassa at DeVos Performance Hall (Tuesday)
Photos by Steve Baran
PHOTO GALLERY: Two Door Cinema Club, Circa Waves at 20 Monroe Live (Wednesday)
Photos by Anthony Norkus
Photos by Kendra Kamp
