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Grant-Lee Phillips at The Ark in Ann Arbor

Grant-Lee Phillips, former frontman of Grant Lee Buffalo, played at The Ark in Ann Arbor on Tuesday, May 14 at 8 p.m., showcasing his 10th solo album and the 25th anniversary reissue of Ladies' Love Oracle.

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Grant-Lee Phillips first caught attention with his rock trio Grant Lee Buffalo in the mid-90s, known for albums like "Fuzzy" and "Mighty Joe Moon." His solo work leans more toward folk and Americana. At The Ark in Ann Arbor, he performed songs from his tenth solo album "All That You Can Dream" as well as material from the 25th anniversary vinyl reissue of his 1999 debut solo album "Ladies’ Love Oracle." Tickets were $25.

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