Immigrant Suns lead live music lineup at Trinosophes
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Jan. 26, 9 p.m.
Here we go with some roots music from three bands — Immigrant Suns (pictured), Orpheum Bell and Detroit Pleasure Society — that put fresh spins on old traditions while ever-evolving into something new.
Qytelis, trombone and fiddle mix together during a night of music influenced by New Orleans, the Balkans, Americana, the Middle East, and more. The range of instrument timbres from each group will glow Saturday night at Trinosophes, a dandy newish performance space on Gratiot in Eastern Market.
Qytelis, trombone and fiddle mix together during a night of music influenced by New Orleans, the Balkans, Americana, the Middle East, and more. The range of instrument timbres from each group will glow Saturday night at Trinosophes, a dandy newish performance space on Gratiot in Eastern Market.
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