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SUMMARY:Performance:Gearheads
DESCRIPTION:GEARHEADS is an original musical comedy\, which follows the goings-on at an auto\nrepair shop on a Saturday\, when the shop’s owner and service manager are away\,\nleaving the mechanics to run things. When a customer shows up needing a\nsimple repair\, she can’t get anyone to help her\, because the guys would rather be\nanywhere else than at work. They turn their break room into a pseudo frat\nhouse\, and over the course of the day\, love is lost and found\, the youngest\nmechanic has a coming-of-age experience\, and the shop becomes a place where\neveryone belongs.\n\nThe show was written by UM (and Michigan Marching Band) alumnus Dave\nNettleman (B.S.E.\, ’81\; M.S.E.\, ’97)\, who wrote it in the style of musicals of the\n1950’s and 60’s. The score has been professionally orchestrated\, and a 20-piece\npit orchestra will accompany the cast of 18.\n\nThe Lydia Mendelssohn theater is hosting the world debut\, which will take place\non Saturday\, August 10 at 7pm. There are also shows at 2pm and 7pm on August\n11. Please note\, since there is some intense drama and spilling of blood\, this\nshow is not recommended for young children.\n \nPlease visit https://mutotix.umich.edu/5065/5071 for more detail.
UID:123148-21850358@events.umich.edu
URL:https://events.umich.edu/event/123148
CLASS:PUBLIC
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Music,Mutotix
LOCATION:Mendelssohn
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DTSTAMP:20240722T130814
DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20240811T193000
SUMMARY:Performance:Nadim Azzam w/ opener Mark Zhu
DESCRIPTION:A blend of hip-hop\, alt rock\, and jazz fusion that uplifts and inspires\n\nYou’ve got to hurt to heal. Through painfully honest self-reflection\, Nadim Azzam addresses depression\, addiction\, and the dysfunctional realities of our times with his songs rooted in hope and connectivity. A singer\, rapper\, and songwriter who makes his own beats and plays multiple instruments on his tracks\, Nadim has spent years evolving to where his music is today.\n\nA symbiosis of programmed drums and organic live instruments creates a warm\, sometimes surreal sonic environment. Smooth keys\, angular guitars\, and lush synth pads swim alongside melodic vocal hooks and bars that waste no time getting straight to the heart of things. The energy is chill\, friendly and open-hearted\, but the songs open up from this unassuming approach into statements of vulnerability and bracing honesty. Nothing is hidden\, and nothing is off-limits. Graceful vocals and smiling lyrical flows reveal a personal truth that’s sometimes almost hard to look at but always comes from a search for real understanding.\n\nMaking songs for the deep-thinkers\, the over-drinkers\, and other sensitive souls\, Nadim faces his own struggles head-on in hopes of offering some sense of solace to anyone else walking similar valleys of their own. These songs seek to remind that there’s more to life\, and that the pain any given individual feels can be transformed from a solitary torment into a vessel of connection.\n\nOpener Mark Zhu (pronounced “Joo”) addresses relationships\, mental health\, and identity with his songs rooted in healing and emotional vulnerability. A Chinese American singer-songwriter\, music producer\, mix engineer\, pianist\, and designer from Ann Arbor\, Mark is making waves at the University of Michigan. There\, he studies computer engineering by day and plays shows by night\, building his career as an aspiring recording and touring artist. As an award-winning pianist who has performed at Carnegie Hall three times\, Mark leverages his classical training to drive his production skills\, blending genres to create piano-driven ballads\, synth-driven R&B\, and fearless pop anthems.
UID:122376-21848671@events.umich.edu
URL:https://events.umich.edu/event/122376
CLASS:PUBLIC
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Ark,Concert,Music,Mutotix
LOCATION:Off Campus Location
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