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Kasan Belgrave Residency and Session at Cliff Bell’s

Detroit multi-woodwind player Kasan Belgrave played at Cliff Bell’s on Wednesday, September 18, starting at 7:30 p.m. The show highlighted his deep roots in Detroit’s music culture with a $25 cover.

Kasan Belgrave Residency and Session at Cliff Bell’s — Organizer image
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Kasan Belgrave, son of the late trumpeter Marcus Belgrave and collaborator with Aretha Franklin and Wynton Marsalis, brought his rich tradition of Black American music to Cliff Bell’s stage in mid-September. Known also for his connections to Detroit’s techno scene, Kasan showcased a broad musical range. Tickets were $25, with free entry for musicians who brought their own instruments.

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Source: Cliff Bell’s ↗
Last successful source check: Oct 20, 2026, 8:15 PM

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