Scott John Hutchison (20 November 1981 –10 May 2018) was a Scottish singer, songwriter, guitarist and artist. He was the founding member and primary songwriter of the indie rock band Frightened Rabbit, with whom he recorded five studio albums, and created the artwork for each release. He would have been 37 years old today.
Support for WYCE comes from RedHouse Concerts:
RedHouse Concert Series presents Time Out: A Powerful Night of Songs and Stories
with Michigan's own The Accidentals, Songwriter's Hall of Fame inductee Beth Neilsen Chapman, and Earthwork music artist May Erlewine
together on Wealthy Theatre's stage for two performances on Sunday November 25th at 3PM and 7PM
Advance tickets available at wealthy theatre dot ORG or at the box office located at 1130 Wealthy St SE in Grand Rapids
WYCE's Artist of the Day Feature
WYCE's Artist of the Day Feature
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster with two cafe locations in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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At Calvin College 12/5/18
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster with two cafe locations in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Hailing from the misty mountains of Asheville, NC, Marley Carroll has been making waves as a thoughtful, sophisticated electronic producer with a penchant for melancholy melodies and warm, silvery vocals. Known as “the producer’s producer,†Carroll commands respect among his peers and a steadily-growing audience of fans. His music has been featured in Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, NPR, XLR8R and more.
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster with two cafe locations in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Like any New Orleans piano buff, I was astounded to see this posthumous release of an entire James Booker studio compact disc, especially one with so many quality New Orleans musicians in support. Recorded in Los Angeles in 1973, the piano prince is back by the likes of David Lastie, Jessie Hill, Alvin 'Shine' Robinson, John Bourdreaux and 'Didymus' Washington. Seeing the light of day for the first time, it's amazing that these gems remained unreleased, especially considering how Booker's legend continues to grow long after his tragic death. The Lost Paramount Tapes only add to Booker's legacy and make you wish that he was still playing at the Maple Leaf. --Jeff Hannusch, OffBeat Magazine
