The Metro: Concert of Colors and Vibe with the Tribes collaborate for a showcase of Native artists, storytellers
The Curved Shores Concert: A Native Artists Showcase is a way for people to see and learn more about native artists in Detroit and beyond. It’s taking place this Saturday at Spot Lite Detroit.
SouFy- Native American Hip Hop artist, co-founder of Vibes with the Tribes
Detroit is a city where culture doesn’t just live, it moves like the river that shares a name. And this weekend, that energy comes together in a powerful way in Waawiyaatanong.
The Curved Shores Concert: A Native Artists Showcase takes over Spot Lite Detroit on Saturday, bringing together a unique lineup of Native American artists and storytellers.
It’s part of the larger Concert of Colors Neighborhood Programs, an effort to bring global sounds and meaningful conversations directly into Detroit’s neighborhoods.
SouFy is a Southwest Detroit native and Native American hip-hop artist. When he’s not on stage performing, he’ll be helping bring this entire experience to life as co-founder of Vibes With The Tribes, the producers of the showcase.
Charles Ezra Ferrell, the director of neighborhood programs for Concert of Colors and SouFy, joined The Metro to talk more about the event and its importance to Detroit’s diverse Native community.
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