Brian McCollum is a Music Writer and Critic at the Detroit Free Press. With over two decades of experience covering music, he also explores themes in arts and entertainment, including theater and sports business. His work has been featured in notable publications such as AOL, Inc., USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Brian McCollum's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, specifically music and concerts in the Detroit area. His articles often cover events, such as performances and tours by various artists, with a strong emphasis on local connections or impact.
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By: Brian Mccollum
Late Detroit musician Ted Lucas was a generational talent who undermined his own career. Now Jack White's Third Man Records wants to share his music.
By: Brian McCollum
BRIAN MCCOLLUM In revitalized Grand Rapids, new concert amphitheater shines downtown Brian McCollum Detroit Free Press
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Elderly Frankenmuth resident Gretna Van Fleet, whose name stirred the imagination of a budding rock band, died Monday. Here's a look back at her life.
By: Brian Mccollum
Pine Knob's 45-concert season will begin this weekend with a show from rapper Kid Cudi as the venue debuts a state-of-the-art marquee in Clarkston.
Gretna Van Fleet, whose name inspired a group of teen boys in Michigan who went on to become a Grammy-winning rock group, has died.
Detroit's annual techno festival will take place May 23-25 at Hart Plaza, drawing artists and fans from across the globe.
By: Brian Mccollum
Detroit's annual electronic music festival will take place May 23-25 at Hart Plaza, drawing artists and fans from across the globe.
By: Brian Mccollum
Movement, the electronic music festival that has become one of Detroit's signature cultural events, returns May 23-25 to Hart Plaza.
By: Brian Mccollum
The opening day of Detroit's Movement fest brought beats, bodies and a special anniversary milestone as the annual techno celebration got underway.
By: Brian Mccollum
With a year of construction to go on the Motown Museum's $75 million expansion, a new video provides a glimpse at what's to come inside the new space.
