By Kevin Alan Lamb In June of last year I was called to live on the water and moved to Oxford, from Ferndale. After getting to know the community a bit, and experiencing its offerings, I partnered with HomeGrown Brewing Co. to present HomeGrown Sounds. We will be presenting two to six concerts per month upstairs in their… Continue reading HomeGrown Sounds: A community concert series in Oxford, MI.
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Wake Your Dreams at Three Trees Vineyard, Leelanau Peninsula
By Kevin Alan Lamb For some of us the very notion of home is intertwined with a calling to the road. Adventures at the precipice of a dream, and those who usher in its becoming. Passion is interstellar currency, burning at a temperature so palpable that it is sought after, commodified, and planted like seeds… Continue reading Wake Your Dreams at Three Trees Vineyard, Leelanau Peninsula
Your Guide to Handmade Music Festival ’22
By Kevin Alan Lamb With fall colors turning, a chill in the air, and fires steadily burning, The Rupple Brothers prepare for the return of Handmade Music Festival October 7- 8, after a two-year-hiatus. Created by and for the love of music and community, Handmade will celebrate its third year along the banks of the… Continue reading Your Guide to Handmade Music Festival ’22
WinterWonderGrass (CO) Preview: Yonder Mountain String Band
Jake Cudek / From Mishawaka Amphitheatre By Kevin Alan Lamb Who knew we needed an ongoing global pandemic to remind us that the best place to be is outside, we take seeing loved ones for granted, and community through music remains the most plausible path forward as a species, and planet? If you are reading… Continue reading WinterWonderGrass (CO) Preview: Yonder Mountain String Band
In it together, Oliver Hazard Day ’21
By Kevin Alan Lamb In a universe where it is difficult to be original and hopeful, indie folk trio Oliver Hazard reinforces my illusion to be both. Their dream of being full-time touring musicians took flight in 2019, as their Living Room Tour challenged conventional archetypes of touring, and the stagnation of big business within… Continue reading In it together, Oliver Hazard Day ’21