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There’s something unique in Brother Elsey DNA. Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent their lives working together to create a blueprint of musical connection, using sharp songcraft, a celestial-roots sound, and pure Midwestern grit to suss out common truths of the human condition. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged yet serene, the quartet are now signed to Nashville’s River House Artists, and it’s time to reveal their family secrets. Named for the Stablein brothers’ great-grandfather, early gigs in high school led to Dalton joining in college, and a whirlwind of hard-earned grassroots growth. Along with a series of self-written and self-produced singles and EPs, a heavy self-booked tour scheduled culminated in tours alongside major acts like alt-rock icons The Wallflowers and the War and Treaty,  plus the transcendent 2021 EP debut, You Don’t Know Anything. After relocating to Nashville and expanding their road-warrior reputation, a new chapter now begins, fusing their unconventional sound with a knack for tapping the common well of humanist spirit. Featuring lofty soundscapes, husky-but-piercing vocals, blood harmonies, and down-to-earth craftsmanship, Brother Elsey’s new material both explores the emotions that guide (and restrict) modern life, and sharpens their unique brand of ethereal folk rock. Produced by Drew Long and recorded at East Nashville’s Ivy Hall, tracks like the cinematic “Passing Through” meet with patient observations (“Babylon”) and pent-up nervous energy (“Red Tape”), as the family band emerge on the national scene. Featured at the 2023 Americana Music Festival and beyond, Brother Elsey will also star in the film Dandelion (set to debut at SXSW 2024), and plan to tour with both Boy Named Banjo and SUSTO in the coming year.

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Brother Elsey

There`s something unique in Brother Elsey DNA. Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent their lives working together to create a blueprint of musical connection, using sharp songcraft, a celestial-roots sound, and pure Midwestern grit to suss out common truths of the human condition. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged yet serene, the quartet are now signed to Nashville`s River House Artists, and it`s ??me to reveal their family secrets. Named for the Stablein brothers` great-grandfather, early gigs in high school led to Dalton joining in college, and a whirlwind of hard-earned grassroots growth. Along with a series of self-written and self-produced singles and EPs, a heavy self-booked tour scheduled culminated in tours alongside major acts like alt-rock icons The Wallflowers, Allen Stone, the War and Treaty, and Young the Giant, plus the transcendent 2021 EP debut, You Don`t Know Anything. After relocating to Nashville and expanding their road-warrior reputation, a new chapter now begins, fusing their unconventional sound with a knack for tapping the common well of humanist spirit. Featuring lo??y soundscapes, husky-but-piercing vocals, blood harmonies, and down-to-earth craftsmanship, Brother Elsey`s new material both explores the emotions that guide (and restrict) modern life, and sharpens their unique brand of ethereal folk rock. Produced by Drew Long and recorded at East Nashville`s Ivy Hall, tracks like the cinematic "Passing Through" meet with patient observations ("Babylon") and pent-up nervous energy ("Red Tape"), as the family band emerge on the national scene. Featured at the 2023 Americana Music Festival and beyond, Brother Elsey will also star in the film Dandelion (set to debut at SXSW 2024), and plan to tour with both Boy Named Banjo and SUSTO in the coming year.

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Brother Elsey is set to captivate audiences with their North Bound Tour, making a much-anticipated stop at the historic Kingston Broom Factory on February 10th. Known for their evocative blend of indie rock and Americana, Brother Elsey crafts a sound that resonates with soulful authenticity and raw emotional energy. Fans can expect to hear hit songs like “Whiskey,” a heartrending ballad that showcases their lyrical depth, and “Michigan,” a melody-rich tribute to their home state that perfectly encapsulates their earthy, heartfelt style. “Grey,” another fan favorite, will likely make an appearance, offering its haunting harmonies and introspective lyrics. This live performance promises not only a night of Brother Elsey’s most beloved songs but also an immersive experience into their unique, emotionally-charged musical journey. Don’t miss the chance to see these rising stars light up the stage at the Kingston Broom

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Brother Elsey kicks off outdoor live music season; Full Cord fires up hoedown in Holland

• by Nick Moran and Derek Ketchum
• March 20, 2021

After a mostly silent winter, two popular West Michigan bands revved up tunes new and old for live audiences in Grand Rapids and Holland on Friday. The recap in words and images at Local Spins.

‘Live at the Park’: After more than a year, the Holland venue hosted a concert with Full Cord on Friday. (Photo/Derek Ketchum)

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After a long, cold and quiet winter of isolation, Friday in West Michigan unfurled some rootsy rock amid the outdoor sunshine and some blistering bluegrass amid indoor spotlights.

In Grand Rapids, Americana/rock’s Brother Elsey ushered in a season of live outdoor music by closing out Michigan House’s “SXSW Week” outside Studio Park in downtown Grand Rapids.

A few hours later, West Michigan bluegrass faves Full Cord uncorked the first of two nights of capacity shows at Holland’s Park Theatre. Local Spins was there to capture the vibe of both shows.

BROTHER ELSEY AT STUDIO PARK (GRAND RAPIDS)

There was brotherly love on stage and around the turf lawn of Studio Park in downtown Grand Rapids as Brother Elsey closed Michigan House’s “SXSW Week.”

The Unofficial Start of the Outdoor Concert Season: Brother Elsey at Studio Park. (Photo/Nick Moran)

Any uneasiness amid the 100-or-so socially distanced spectators gathered in the grassy plaza quickly gave way after the band took the stage in early evening. A handful of songs into Brother Elsey’s set, it began to look more like a pre-pandemic crowd — complete with swaying heads, mingling and flowing beer.

More than a year had passed since the band’s last performance in February 2020, so singer/guitarist Brady Stablein not surprisingly expressed how much the band missed live music. The same clearly held true for fans, who stood in small groups and filled the courtyard with sound as they sang along to the final tracks.

Before the band began to count down their remaining songs, they treated the crowd to its first live performance of their newest single, “Dreamer,” which debuted earlier in the day for Local Spins on WYCE (88.1 FM).

Above all else, it was a celebration of warm weather bringing back a season of socially distanced spring music.

“It’s kind of a hard time to be a musician, but we are here,” Stablein said. “We made it to the other side.” – By Nick Moran

FULL CORD AT PARK THEATRE (HOLLAND)

After 56 long weeks of a COVID shutdown, Holland’s Park Theatre on Friday hosted an intimate, enthusiastic and satisfying night of bluegrass from West Michigan’s Full Cord .

The show — the first of two nights being uncorked by the band — was a breath of fresh air, following a pandemic that’s taken its toll on the emotions of many over the past year.

Back on Stage: After a pandemic-plagued year, Full Cord performed on Holland on Friday. (Photo/Derek Ketchum)

Even Holland Mayor Nathan Bocks welcomed fans back to the Park Theatre and introduced Full Cord to the stage.

What followed was a magical night of live music in a cozy setting, filled with bright eyes and smiles to prove that there’s simply no replacement for the in-person concert experience. (It was a sold-out crowd, limited to 25 percent capacity to assure social distancing.)

The pent-up energy led to hearty applause, laughter and dancing, with Full Cord mixing up its bluegrass attack with songs old and very new during the 90-minute show.

Masks were required for fans when not seated at tables, and merch sales were handled by scanning a barcode with a smartphone and ordering it to your table. With no walk-up bar service, wait staff took orders from seated fans. “I feel safer here than in a retail store,” one fan remarked.

Full Cord’s second set was packed with another 10 songs and an encore that extended the show to nearly 11 p.m. And the band gets to do it all again tonight (Saturday) as part of a two-show run in Holland. – Derek Ketchum

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Thursday, Feb 8, 2024

Doors open: 7:30 pm

Maxwell’s Concerts & Events proudly presents Brother Elsey, wsg Conor Gains and Dan Bossenberry, Thursday February 8th 2024! Tickets on-sale Tuesday December 12th at 10am

Doors open at 7:30pm, music starts at 8:00pm General admission with side seating available, 19+ licensed, support TBA

There’s something unique in Brother Elsey DNA. Comprised of siblings Brady (vocals and guitar), Beau (bass), and Jack Stablein (lead guitar), plus honorary kin Dalton Thomas (drums), these sons of Detroit have spent their lives working together to create a blueprint of musical connection, using sharp songcraft, a celestial-roots sound, and pure Midwestern grit to suss out common truths of the human condition. Freely mixing rock, folk, and country in ways both grounded and atmospheric, rugged yet serene, the quartet are now signed to Nashville’s River House Artists, and it’s me to reveal their family secrets.

Named for the Stablein brothers’ great-grandfather, early gigs in high school led to Dalton joining in college, and a whirlwind of hard-earned grassroots growth. Along with a series of self-written and self-produced singles and EPs, a heavy self-booked tour scheduled culminated in tours alongside major acts like alt-rock icons The Wallflowers, Allen Stone, the War and Treaty, and Young the Giant, plus the transcendent 2021 EP debut, You Don’t Know Anything. After relocating to Nashville and expanding their road-warrior reputation, a new chapter now begins, fusing their unconventional sound with a knack for tapping the common well of humanist spirit.

Featuring lofty soundscapes, husky-but-piercing vocals, blood harmonies, and down-to-earth craftsmanship, Brother Elsey’s new material both explores the emotions that guide (and restrict) modern life, and sharpens their unique brand of ethereal folk rock. Produced by Drew Long and recorded at East Nashville’s Ivy Hall, tracks like the cinematic “Passing Through” meet with patient observations (“Babylon”) and pent-up nervous energy (“Red Tape”), as the family band emerge on the national scene. Featured at the 2023 Americana Music Festival and beyond, Brother Elsey will also star in the film Dandelion (set to debut at SXSW 2024), and plan to tour with both Boy Named Banjo and SUSTO in the coming year.

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The Marley Brothers ‘legacy tour’ is coming to NY, NJ

N EW YORK CITY (PIX11) — The Marley Brothers are reuniting for the first time in 20 years for their “legacy tour,” which kicks off in September.

Ziggy, Stephen, Julian, Ky-Mani and Damian Marley are taking centerstage to honor their father, Bob Marley, and perform their hits and classic Bob Marley songs. Presale tickets for “The Marley Brothers: The Legacy Tour,” begin on Tuesday, and the general on-sale starts on Friday at 10 a.m. local time, according to Ticketmaster .

VIP tickets will also be available, including “premium tickets, invitation to the pre-show soundcheck with the Marley Brothers’ band, access to the pre-show VIP lounge, specially designed VIP gift item and more.”

The tour will stop in Queens at the Forest Hills Stadium on Sept. 22, and in New Jersey at the PNC Bank Art Center on Sept. 23.

Here are the dates for ‘The Marley Brothers: The Legacy Tour”:

• Sept. 5 — Vancouver, BC @ Festival Lawn at Deer Lake Park
• Sept 6 — Ridgefield, WA @ RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater
• Sept. 8 — Auburn, WA @ White River Amphitheatre
• Sept. 10 — Concord, CA @ Toyota Pavilion at Concord
• Sept. 11 — Chula Vista, CA @ North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
• Sept. 12 — Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre
• Sept. 13 — Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater
• Sept. 15 — Austin, TX @ Germania Insurance Amphitheater
• Sept. 16 — Dallas, TX @ Dos Equis Pavilion
• Sept. 18 — Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center
• Sept. 19 — Clarkston, MI @ Pine Knob Music Theatre
• Sept. 22 — Queens, NY @ Forest Hills Stadium
• Sept. 23 — Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
• Sept. 25 — Bridgeport, CT @ Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater
• Sept. 26 — Mansfield, MA @ Xfinity Center
• Sept. 27 — Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live
• Sept. 29 — Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage
• Sept. 30 — Laval, QC @ Place Bell
• Oct. 2 — Wilmington, NC @ Live Oak Bank Pavilion 
• Oct. 3 — Atlanta, GA @ Lakewood Amphitheatre
• Oct. 4 — Tampa, FL @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amp
• Oct. 5 — Miami, FL @ FPL Solar Amphitheatre

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The Marley Brothers announce tour to honor father's legacy

This will be the brothers' first performance together in two decades.

Bob Marley's legacy will live on in a big way this year.

The Marley Brothers -- Ziggy , Stephen, Julian, Ky-Mani and Damian Marley -- have announced a 22-date tour kicking off this September in a reunion run for the children of Bob Marley.

"The Marley Brothers: The Legacy Tour" will kick off on Sept. 5 in Vancouver, British Columbia, and span a full month before ending on Oct. 5 in Miami, according to a release from Live Nation announcing the tour.

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The tour will include individual hits from Bob Marley's children, as well as their father's classics, according to Live Nation. Combined, Marley's children account for several Grammys individually, including Julian Marley's best reggae album win at the 2024 ceremony.

Several of Bob Marley's children were members of a group called Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers, founded in 1979, which saw several years of success before the children forged their own solo careers.

The tour will precede what would have been Bob Marley's 80th birthday in 2025, celebrating the reggae innovator and his global success spreading messages of unity and peace. The tour will mark the brothers' first time playing together in two decades.

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The presale will start on Tuesday with general on-sale occurring Friday, April 19, on MarleyBrothers.com .

The release also noted that "Bob Marley: One Love," a biographical drama chronicling Marley's life, will start expanded screenings on Saturday, April 20.

Earlier this year, Ziggy Marley wrote in a letter published by People that he misses everything about his father, who was only 36 when he died of cancer in May 1981.

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"I miss everything [about you], but mainly your presence," Ziggy Marley wrote. "I listen to you. Your songs are always playing -- when I go to my mother [Rita's] house, music is on. Bob is on. Music is always around. You were so young, but you did more than me could ever do."

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