Live music returns to West Michigan

Live music returns to West Michigan
The concert venue is hosting its third live show since its reopening.
and last updated 2021-07-17 23:27:50-04
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Live music is back in West Michigan after COVID-19 restrictions prevented performances for more than a year.
Over the past few weeks, venues like The Intersection and The Pyramid Scheme have welcomed back artists and concert goers.
On Saturday, The Pyramid Scheme held its third show, which featured Rockit King, Barrel Bones, and The Pice Project.
“It’s fantastic, it’s fabulous; it’s hard for me to think of all the adjectives right now, but after everything we’ve been through in the last fourteen, fifteen months, it’s a special time,” said Tami Vanderberg, co-owner.

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