BRUNO MAJOR MAKES DETROIT DEBUT THIS SATURDAY @MARBLE BAR!

Heads up, London indie upstart Bruno Major will make his Detroit debut at Marble Bar (1501 Holden St) on Saturday, June 2.

TICKETS

The singer-songwriter's "versatile and vulnerable" (Billboard) sound listens somewhere in between Nick Drake, Rhye, D'Angelo and James Blake, ranging from "futuristic soul to warm, jazz-flecked finger picking, to minimalist bass and vocal combinations" (Paste).

Sam Smith hand-selected Bruno as support for his "The Thrill Of It All" UK Arena tour, which just wrapped in April. (No surprise, Boston Globe says Bruno "...splits the musical difference between Sam Smith and James Blake").

LISTEN to his latest project, achingly vulnerable, 12-track, R&B-inspired pop collection: 'A Song For Every Moon' (my faves "Just The Same" and "Wouldn't Mean A Thing").

A Song For Every Moon

GRACE THOMAS PERFORMING AT THE NEW McCREE THEATRE

ANNOUNCEMENT

Grace Thomas, Flint’s own R & B Diva, will be singing all of your favorite rhythm and blues tunes in

concert, Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. at Mid-Michigan’s most exciting entertainment

destination, the New McCree Theatre, 2040 W. Carpenter Road.Admission is only $15.00.   

The Grace Thomas Experience, also featuring R’Chive and Dr. Phil Young , is the last of three in  the theatre’s professional artist series, a program in which the theatre showcases local professional artists.

Grace Thomas is a rhythm and blues singer similar in style to Millie Jackson and Aretha Franklin.

Get your tickets early.  Don’t risk being turned away because of overflow crowds.  Call (810) 787-2200 or visit McCree Theatre, or the Music Planet,517W. Carpenter Road, to purchase tickets.

The Floyd J. McCree Theatre was established in 1970 to provide training in the performing arts to inner city youth and young adults.  It’s mission is to tell the African American story in the African American voice.