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Sarah McLachlan builds mystery amid haze, sets ‘World on Fire’ in GR amphitheater debut

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By Mark Newman
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‘So Happy’ to Play Acrisure: Sarah McLachlan gave her fans ample reason to ride out a smoky night. (Photo/Adam Briggs) SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTO GALLERY, SET LIST Support our coverage of West Michigan's music scene Sarah McLachlan embraced the moment and adhered to the ever-popular credo, “the show must go on.” And when the smoke had cleared, those in attendance at Acrisure Amphitheater were clearly thrilled she had chosen to take the stage Friday night.
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Little Feat steps out in GR for final time, plus Smiling Acres, Charley Crockett, more (Recaps)

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Still Jamming: Little Feat’s Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard on stage Sunday at Meijer Gardens. (Photo/Steve Baran) SCROLL DOWN FOR SET LIST, PHOTO GALLERIES & MORE Support our coverage of West Michigan's music scene One of the more eclectic acts of the classic rock era, Little Feat kept more than a few of its fans swaying to the band’s simmering smorgasbord of southern-fried licks during its two-hour show at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park on Sunday night.
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Santana, Doobie Brothers rock nostalgia in impressive fashion at Acrisure Amphitheater

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The Legend: Santana is still rocking in his late 70s with a top-shelf band that heated up Acrisure Amphitheater. (Photo/Chelsea Whitaker) SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS Support our coverage of West Michigan's music scene In the first-ever classic rock concert at Acrisure Amphitheater, Santana and The Doobie Brothers brought their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame credentials to Grand Rapids and demonstrated that they remain among the best bands of their era still on the road.
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