When Rob Courtney was studying audio engineering at Butler University, he didn’t have a starry-eyed gaze fixed on the massive coastal studios. Instead he saw an emerging scene...

Bad Veins can make some noise for two people.

If you missed the first couple weeks of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, don’t sweat — there’s still plenty of world-class music and entertainment left

Dean Tartaglia wasn’t even in middle school when The Sights formed. But 14 years later, he’s earned a spot in the soulful Detroit power-pop veteran’s line-up.

Cool down this summer with a hot collection of regional art at the wonderful display space at the Fine Arts Center on the...

Sure, you've doodled on your share of napkins — but those doodles weren’t deemed worthy of hanging on the wall of a museum - until now

Before they left town on a tour that stretches to the Pacific Northwest, Josh Ward and Gabby Grumelot swung into the TCP office to talk about being versatile enough to have fans from ages 6 to 60, why most children's music is lame and the benefits of their evolution.

A snake, a tree and a disco ball all were highlights of last year’s Art of Prevention, Planned Parenthood’s unique annual exhibition

Perrysburg's 577 Foundation is a welcome retreat from the world