The Paw Paw vineyard’s sixth-year concert series kicks off in early May and boasts more than 45 concerts. Get details, ticket links and lineup information at Local Spins.
Lighting Up Summer: Warner Vineyards’ outdoor stage. (Courtesy Photo/WCE Creations)
As talent buyer Jon Lewchenko puts it, Paw Paw’s Warner Vineyards “made a big leap to getting more national talent” to perform at the outdoor venue this summer.
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“We hope to bring great live music to southwest Michigan. The goal is to have a little something for everyone,” said Lewchenko, director of marketing and ticketing for NTL Productions, which books the Warner Vineyards series.
“Our calendar of entertainment features a wide of array of legacy artists, up-and-comers, and your favorite regional tribute bands.”
In that vein, the 1,500-capacity outdoor venue will host national touring acts Dawes, April Wine, Buckcherry, Tom Sandoval, Spafford, Stryper and Josey Scott of Saliva, along with a host of tribute acts paying homage to the likes of Metallica, Dave Matthews Band, Journey, Taylor Swift, Tom Petty and Prince.
Dawes: Plays Warner Vineyards on June 21. (Photo/Derek Ketchum)
In its sixth year, the concert season kicks off with Kalamazoo singer Kait Rose’s popular tribute to Fleetwood Mac on May 10 and includes a June 6 appearance by West Michigan Americana hero Myron Elkins, who’s now based in Nashville. Elkins was Local Spins’ 2023 “Emerging Artist of the Year.”
Tickets range anywhere from $9.99 to $300, depending on the show and seating options, with season passes available until Wednesday for $299 (plus fee). Details here.
Lewchenko noted that the seating area includes the parking lot “where you’re allowed to bring in lawn chairs. We offer over 300 VIP reserves seats that include table service.”
In addition, Warner makes its own wine and beer, and offers a food menu along with the vineyard’s “famous wine slushies.”
“I think some of the most anticipated shows of the summer are Buckcherry, Dawes, April Wine, just to name a few,” Lewchenko said.
“This year we’ve made a big leap to getting more national talent so we’re very excited to bring these artists to the region.”
Get the full schedule of more than 45 concerts and more information online at https://ntlshows.com/warner-vineyards/.
The Venue: Warner Vineyards’ outdoor venue has a capacity of 1,500. (Courtesy Photo/WCE Creations)
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