Spencer Mulder CD Release Recap

Spencer Mulder is meant for big stages.

His CD release party at The Intersection on Sept. 13 was proof. The 19-year-old rocker had the stage set up with television sets turned on to show an array of white fuzz. The setup centers around his latest release, Rewind, a rock album at its core.

Mulder appeared on stage - right after Nathan Kalish and the Wildfire's tight set - through a cloud of smoke and beams of bright lights and went straight into the music. He played selections off Rewind and spoke to the audience with the attitude of a rock star, saying "I love you too; sincerely" to his fans.

If you missed this chance to pick up Mulder's new CD, stop by Billy's Lounge on Sept. 16 where he'll be playing with Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank for a 21+ show at 9 p.m. If you're not quite 21, check him out at the East Town Street Fair on Sept. 19.

Where's Revue? The top 9 places to find our Minions this weekend

Now there's no excuse to say, "There's nothing to do! I'm bored!" Revue's made it easy for you: Are you paying attention? Every Thursday we're going to give you 9 (count 'em- NINE) events happening here in West Michigan. Why nine? Why not?

1) Celebration on the Grand (September 10-13): An Emerson Drive Concert, fireworks, and showing of the film Madagascar- all happening at Rosa Parks Circle and Ab-Nab-Awen Park in downtown Grand Rapids. Best of all, everything's FREE!

2) Our Lady Peace @ the Orbit Room (September 12): Rock out with your 90's self to favorites like "Somewhere Out There" and "Innocent" as well as new hits from their new release, Burn Burn. Advanced tickets are $20, or $24 at the door.

3) Allegan County Fair @ Allegan County Fairgrounds (September 11-19): American Idol Fans- don't miss this! The fair features all fair essentials (like farm animal shows and funnel cakes), but also will host idols Kelly Clarkson and David Cook. Crack up watching Jeff Dunham! See AlleganCountyFair.net for ticket pricing.

4) G-Rap Kegger @ The B.O.B. (September 11, 12): It's a KEGGER!! No explanation necessary. If you're up for a fight, check out the Great Tomato War, too.

5) Away We Go @ The Little Theatre (September 11-13): See the adorably cute "Jim" from The Office (John Krasinski) and Maya Rudolph (Saturday Night Live) discover the meaning of home, courtesy of the Kalamazoo Film Society. Tickets are $5 general admission and $3 for students.

6) West Michigan White Caps 1st Home Playoff Game @ Fifth Third Field (September 10): Did someone say baseball + post game party + Jeremy Bonderman Bobbleheads? Tickets are $5 with college I.D., or $32 for a family four pack. Don't miss the $2 drinks, hot dogs & soft pretzels!

7) GVSU Football Home Opener vs. Saginaw Valley @ Lubbers Stadium (September 12): Who cares if GV always wins by a million points? It's an excuse to tailgate then head to the fireworks downtown! Tickets range from $6-$15. GVSU students are free with I.D.

8) Tulipanes Latino Art & Film Festival @ Centennial Park & Knickerbocker Theatre (September 12 & 13): Learn about Latino culture through music, art, dance, film, & food. Check out the Salsa Night concert, which features SalsaChicago Mambo All-Stars Orchestra!

9) Spencer Mulder @ The Intersection (September 13): Support our September cover boy! Tickets are $5.

See you out & about!

XOXO,

Revue's Minions

The Only Way to Celebrate Change of Season

Saugatuck Brewing Company & Sprout Media Group present the Blue Star Harvest Festival on September 26 starting at 3 p.m. The first-ever festival will celebrate the change of season from summer to fall with the most important components of any festival: music, beer and food.

Live Music will start at 3 p.m. featuring bands like, Roosevelt Diggs, Spencer Mulder, The Mountain Men, The Last Call Band and The Ragbirds. The headliner, Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, are a national and local favorite with country blues mixed with energy and soul. And of course there can't be celebrating without beer and food!

Music will be free from 3 p.m to 7 p.m. in the Lucky Stone Pub!! For the later tunes in the Bier Hall tickets are $14 in advance and $20 the day of the show at the door.

Get your advance tickets HERE

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