The first full week of October boasted a wide swath of genres, tour stops and local favorites across West Michigan, all covered in photo galleries at Local Spins.
Piano Legend: Kenny Barron on stage at St. Cecilia Music Center. (Photo/Eric Stoike)
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Metallic hardcore, jazz, heartland rock, blues, hip hop, alt-rock.
Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo had it all as the first full week of October settled in.
Fright Night: Friday’s hip-hop showcase at Old Dog Tavern. (Photo/Derek Ketchum)
Sweden’s nu metal/metallic hardcore band Thrown got it all started at The Intersection on Tuesday, with a set that ranged form “grayout” to “backfire.”
Things continued with West Michigan roots rock band Jack Droppers & The Best Intentions returning to the stage at Grand Rapids’ SpeakEZ Lounge on Wednesday, the illustrious Kenny Barron Trio kicking off the “Spectacular Jazz Series” at St. Cecilia Music Center on Thursday, the blues of 7th Son Blues Band, the hip hop of Dumugly and emo rap of Taxicab at Old Dog Tavern in Kalamazoo on Friday, the same night that The American Hotel System hosted an EP-release show at Grand Rapids’ SpeakEZ Lounge.
Scroll down to browse photo galleries from all of these shows.
PHOTO GALLERY: Thrown at The Intersection
Photos by Eric Stoike
PHOTO GALLERY: Jack Droppers & The Best Intentions at SpeakEZ Lounge
Photos by Katy Batdorff
PHOTO GALLERY: Kenny Barron Trio at St. Cecilia Music Center
Photos by Eric Stoike
