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Damn good vibrations – Old Town Bluesfest 2012

Posted on September 23, 2012 by

Totally enjoyed a terrific fall evening with several thousand other music lovers at Lansing Old Town’s Bluesfest last night. For several hours I heard amazing singing and guitar jams from afar while volunteering at the Peace Education Center’s information booth. … Continue reading →

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Elliot Street Lunatic scorches the Festival of the Sun

Posted on June 24, 2012 by

Elliot Street Lunatic put on a scorching performance at Lansing Old Town’s “Festival of the Sun” last night. The hour-long set included many of their own songs from their two album releases Ghost Town Lullabies and Stories from the Void, a … Continue reading →

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Out with the new and in with the old

Posted on October 14, 2011 by

I had the distinct pleasure of spending a fun-filled afternoon in Lansing’s coolest and hippest district on Saturday – Old Town. A remarkable transition has taken place there in the past few decades, turning Old Town into the place to be. … Continue reading →

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