Grace Potter and Rayland Baxter rock the State Theatre

Grace Potter

and

Rayland Baxter

at the

State Theatre, Kalamazoo, Michigan

The State Theatre in Kalamazoo, Michigan was host to Grace Potter and Rayland Baxter this last Sunday night.  The State Theatre in Kalamazoo was a refreshing change of pace that this reporter is use to the auditorium style rock and metal shows.  The concert that evening was theatre style seating for everyone watching the show, I was usually use to standing and moshpits.

The State Theatre has it’s own unique flare to it on the inside.  The theatre consisted of a main seating area then a balcony overlooking the stage as well.  The theatres architecture of the inside was very eye catching and relaxing. This is a hidden gem worth visiting if you haven’t visited before.

Here's To The Fallen But Not Forgotten acoustic video.

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Here's To The Fallen But Not Forgotten updated 10-03-15

Never Ending song condensed and simple.

Here's To The Fallen But Not Forgotten

Verse 1: Abbott, Bonham , Burton, Cash, and “Chi” My world stopped turnin the day you died.

You went off of the earth and into the sky why did you have to spread your wings and fly.

Verse 2: Clark, Cobain, Dio, Elvis and Morrison People's world stopped turnin the day you died, 

they held candle-light vigils they sat and cried.

Chorus: I could imagine there's a jam session going on up in heaven going 24/7.

Verse 3: Harrison, Hendrix, Jimmy “The Rev.”, “MCA“ and Rhoads My world stopped turnin the day you died, And life isn't fair, death isn't fair. 

Does anyone care?

Verse 4: Scott, Staley, Van Zant, Vaughan and Williams My world stopped turnin the day you died. 

People judging you and judging me and label you and label me. 

What gives them the right they're not the one that gave the blind sight.

Chorus: I could imagine there's a jam session go on up in heaven playing 24/7. And they're all looking down at the people playing their music loud and proud. Dan Spratt (nosforotu poet) 10-3-15

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