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Over the next few days, people from around the globe will fill Detroit and Hart Plaza for three days, taking over the city with many genres of electronic music.
Since they started playing major gigs nearly six years ago while still in their mid-teens, The Martinez Brothers have become a hot commodity globally.
What's not to like about a mad, sad, murderous clown?
The care we give children is returned tenfold by our young people, and their talents and generous hearts will make a better world for us all.
Throughout its storied past and with its massive appreciation worldwide, the Movement Electronic Music Festival is not only a place to party hard and hear great music, it's a place of discovery and inspiration.
Since 1932, the Detroit Artists Market has provided a venue for local artists to present their work. To help celebrate its 80th anniversary, the Detroit Artists Market is the subject of an exhibition at the Detroit Historical Museum.
Every person has connections within the community, within their families, at school and at work, where there is some level of influence. What makes the difference among leaders is how connections are utilized.
Detroit is on its way back up to the top and they are beginning where it all started, in Capitol Park.
Pink Lightning is a rambunctious quintet that puts the fun back into rock 'n' roll without surrendering themselves off as a cheap novelty act.
Frankie Rose is going through a bit of a musical transition these days. Her second solo album, Interstellar, marks her progression away from the lo-fi retro girl group sound she was tied to in the past.
Passenger will be an important art center that will cultivate the familiar and unfamiliar in the arts to make a real and permanent contribution to the arts, and seeks to address the brain drain of innovative, creative talent in Detroit.
Last Thursday was the first time in the Motor City for Dutch-born, now Berlin-based electronic music DJ/producer Dave Huismans aka 2562, guest headliner for Detroit's weekly Bass Down Low club night at The Works.
Hundreds of creative and amazing pieces of art by Detroit Public Schools students will be shown in the 75th annual Detroit Public Schools Student Exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts beginning Saturday.
Through his journeys, Eliot Lipp has had a special relationship to the city of Detroit. The long cherished history of our electronic music scene has been highly influential to both his music and live shows.
At bottom, it is about relationships, jealousy, lust, love, loyalty, power. Those are the ingredients of Shakespeare as well as "Mad Men."
