Dr2 Spotlight

Katie Grace

Alt-country singer songwriter Katie Grace releases her debut album "Best Bad Girl" on February 18, 2012.

Katie Grace honed her skill as the bassist in some of Detroit's finest alt-country bands; Doop and the Inside Outlaws and Shotgun Wedding, and wielded a stand-up bass in the traditional roots music quartet The Salt Miners and the all-female bluegrass ensemble, Syreens.

Meet Artifical Agent

Banded together from remote galaxies, are four of the most sinister rockers of all time - ! Dedicated to a single object, the conquest of the universe! Using the influences by the likes of Queens of the Stone Age and Motley Crue, Artificial Agent plays rock n roll and makes you never forget their stage show.

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Spotlight on Mansfield Park

Mansfield Park launched onto the music scene with their debut release "Seven" which grabbed the attention of music reps throughout the industry by selling over 5000 units at concerts and out of the trunk of their vehicles. Mansfield Park proceeded to land a deal with Revolution Music and, with their guidance; Mansfield Park has been developed into their true form, "Detroit Driven Grunge" was born.

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The Emerald Theatre Turns 10!!

Built by famed architect C. Howard Crane in 1921, The Emerald Theatre in Downtown Mt Clemens is no stranger to the residents of Macomb County when it comes to entertainment. After nearly 70 years of languishing as a theatre, movie house, and general gathering place, The Macomb Theatre (as it was known then) was transformed during the early 90’s into a nightclub by adding the current seating arrangements and the full service bars. But it wasn’t until the mid 90’s that the theatre began to host concerts, eventually changed owners, and re-emerged as The Emerald Theatre in late 2000.

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The Emerald Theatre Turns 10!!

Built by famed architect C. Howard Crane in 1921, The Emerald Theatre in Downtown Mt Clemens is no stranger to the residents of Macomb County when it comes to entertainment. After nearly 70 years of languishing as a theatre, movie house, and general gathering place, The Macomb Theatre (as it was known then) was transformed during the early 90’s into a nightclub by adding the current seating arrangements and the full service bars. But it wasn’t until the mid 90’s that the theatre began to host concerts, eventually changed owners, and re-emerged as The Emerald Theatre in late 2000.

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