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The Wild Honey Collective brings unique folk charm to Traverse City - Vimarsana News

The Wild Honey Collective brings unique folk charm to Traverse City

TRAVERSE CITY — When The Wild Honey Collective rolls out its psychedelic-tinged folk music at Jacob’s Farm outside Traverse City on Friday (Sept. 22), it will signal a musical approach

The Wild Honey Collective at Medieval Pub - Vimarsana News

The Wild Honey Collective at Medieval Pub

The Wild Honey Collective at Medieval Pub The Wild Honey Collective is the latest incarnation of folks from the long-running roots/traditional/country music scene of Lansing Michigan. Led by the husband and wife duo of Tommy McCord and Danielle Gyger, in just two years The Wild Honey Collective has issued two full-length albums and become prominent performers on the Michigan roots circuit with a diverse and ever-evolving live show incorporating a rotating cast of featured collaborators. Join the group at Medieval for multiple sets of music to celebrate the release of their second album.

Collective forms as a result of pandemic, musicians call Brattleboro 'honorary hometown' - Vimarsana News

Collective forms as a result of pandemic, musicians call Brattleboro 'honorary hometown'

BRATTLEBORO — The pandemic has been tough on everyone, and it’s been particularly cruel for musical performers, who rely so much on gigs to sustain their creative work. For the

Collective forms as a result of pandemic, musicians call Brattleboro 'honorary hometown' - Vimarsana News

Collective forms as a result of pandemic, musicians call Brattleboro 'honorary hometown'

BRATTLEBORO — The pandemic has been tough on everyone, and it’s been particularly cruel for musical performers, who rely so much on gigs to sustain their creative work. For the