Gary Graff is an award-winning music journalist and author based in Detroit. He has contributed to various local and national publications, covering a wide range of music-related topics. With a focus on the local music scene in Michigan, Gary's work has appeared in outlets such as cleveland.com, The Oakland Press, and Music Connection Magazine.
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By: Ggraff, Gary Graff
Peter Frampton wraps up his Positively Thankful Tour on Monday, Sept. 23, at MGM Northfield Park, but he'll be back in Cleveland in less than a month for his long-awaited induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. All of that, and plans for a new album and documentary, are helping the veteran rocker battle Inclusion Body Myositis (IBM), a degenerative disorder he revealed to the world five years ago.
The sheer volume of new music releases this week is a sign that we're into the busiest part of the year, with the latest batch including new offerings
Playing in a trio is not without precedent for Sting ; he was in this little band called the Police, after all.
By: Gary Graff
Sting turned less into more — considerably more — as he opened the North American leg of his Sting 3.0 tour Tuesday night, Sept. 17, with the first of two sold-out shows at the Fillmore Detroit.
By: Gary Graff
Sting turned less into more — considerably more — as he opened the North American leg of his Sting 3.0 tour Tuesday night, Sept. 17, with the first of 2 sold-out shows at the Fillmore Detroit.
By: Gary Graff
Something Corporate had effectively ended back in 2010, after three studio albums and alt-rock hits such as “If You C Jordan”, “Punk Rock Princess” and “Space.”
By: Gary Graff
Sigur Ros fans are of a mind that anything the arty Icelandic band does is special — and with good reason.
Ferndale will indeed be funky this weekend, with two of the city's annual autumn festivals taking place on either side of Woodward Avenue.
The Moulin Rouge, emcee and owner Harold Zidler tells us, is “more than a nightclub. The Moulin Rouge is a state of mind.”
By: Gary Graff
Written during an 18-month period during the pandemic, the songs stem from "a lot of existential crisis moments," explains Shaun Morgan.
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