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On December 1, a special shop opened on Broadway in Downtown Detroit. It has one goal: to raise money to help fund music education for Detroit’s youth.

Metro Detroit native and electronic music artist GRiZ announced his 8th annual "12 Days of GRiZMAS" charity program, which will culminate in a string of...

Published: December 11, 2020, 7:54 am Updated: December 11, 2020, 9:10 amGRiZ’s 7th Annual ’12 Days of GRiZMAS’ Event Series is slated for Dec. 12-23, 2020. GRiZMAS will treat fans around the world to all the performances, activities, and community service initiatives. Watch an interview about the event with GRiZ above. RSVP and Donate Here: www.12daysofgrizmas.com

click to enlarge Matt Radick, Flickr Creative CommonsJoe Hertler. Its been a decade since Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers first formed, but the band has shown no signs of slowing down. Hell, its been a busy past few weeks for the group. In December, the group opened for Denver by way of Detroit party machine GRiZ for his annual GRiZmas blowout, and then the group played a New Years Eve set at El Club. This show is a solo acoustic set from the bands titular Joe, but we expect it to still be a jam.

DETROIT – A budding Michigan music star penned a blog this week, opening up about his struggle with sexuality. GRiZ, a 26-year-old musician from Southfield, posted the blog in Huffington Post this week, coming out as gay for the first time. GRiZ talked about trying to fit in at school - he attended Groves High School and Michigan State University. Last month, we told you about his project to bring music back to Detroit Public Schools. GRiZ went to Birmingham Groves and started making music at Michigan State University.