The initial batch of artists for Detroit’s first significant concert since the coronavirus shutdown has been announced. Guitarist Larry McCray, singer Beth Griffith, singer-songwriter Audra Kubat…
The initial batch of artists for Detroit’s first significant concert since the coronavirus shutdown has been announced.
Guitarist Larry McCray, singer Beth Griffith, singer-songwriter Audra Kubat and vocalist Alise King are among the performers who will play Detroit Music Weekend on Saturday.
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The nine-hour festival, produced by Music Hall, will take place in a lot at Madison and Grand River, with a socially distanced maximum audience of about 90 at any one time.
