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Summer Sounds at The Ann Arbor Art Fair
At the Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair, live music was presented at The Stage on Main outdoor venue. Acts included the psychedelic folk band the Rupple Brothers and Byron Bay's Bobby Alu, who brought unique musical experiences. Due to poor air quality, the artists were unable to perform on that evening.
The event took place as part of the Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair at The Stage on Main, located at the corner of Main and William in the Palio parking lot. Visitors enjoyed live music each evening.
The Rupple Brothers are a psychedelic folk group combining family values, love of music, and improvisation to create a distinct musical space. Brothers Evan and Cole, proficient on several instruments, host an annual grassroots festival in Michigan and have earned respect within the local music scene.
Bobby Alu, from Byron Bay, creates music inspired by relaxed summer vibes and the spirit of adventure. His musical journey includes global exploration, diverse cultural influences, and honoring his Samoan heritage, notably through an EP with his mother. His style embodies openness to discovery and creative spontaneity.
The Rupple Brothers are a psychedelic folk group combining family values, love of music, and improvisation to create a distinct musical space. Brothers Evan and Cole, proficient on several instruments, host an annual grassroots festival in Michigan and have earned respect within the local music scene.
Bobby Alu, from Byron Bay, creates music inspired by relaxed summer vibes and the spirit of adventure. His musical journey includes global exploration, diverse cultural influences, and honoring his Samoan heritage, notably through an EP with his mother. His style embodies openness to discovery and creative spontaneity.
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