Highdeas
Bell's Brewery
355 E Kalamazoo Ave
Kalamazoo, MI 49007
Apr 20, 2024
7:00 PM EDT
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Trifocal, Kyle Brown & The Human, Condition, and Highdeas are teaming up for an epic 4/20 show at Bells Eccentric Cafe
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Highdeas Biography
Highdeas - Psychedelic Reggae/Rock Band
from Kalamazoo Michigan.
Formed in the Summer of 2021 and lead by Front man Ethan MacDonald. The band has been making waves across the Midwest in the reggae/rock , Ska, and Jam band Scenes. Opening shows for bands such as Tropidelic, Kash’d out, Mike Pinto, and Josh Heinrich’s. And playing grass roots music festivals all over the Midwest.
Highdeas delivers its own unique flavor of Reggae/Rock music. Blending together the sounds of Reggae,Punk, Ska, Alt rock, and Psychedelic jam band elements , to get a dynamic power house of sound that will get the crowd moving. With lyrical content ranging from deep philosophical and spiritual topics, to weed smoking jingles, to punk songs about partying with friends.
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Formed in the Summer of 2021 and lead by Front man Ethan MacDonald. The band has been making waves across the Midwest in the reggae/rock , Ska, and Jam band Scenes. Opening shows for bands such as Tropidelic, Kash’d out, Mike Pinto, and Josh Heinrich’s. And playing grass roots music festivals all over the Midwest.
Highdeas delivers its own unique flavor of Reggae/Rock music. Blending together the sounds of Reggae,Punk, Ska, Alt rock, and Psychedelic jam band elements , to get a dynamic power house of sound that will get the crowd moving. With lyrical content ranging from deep philosophical and spiritual topics, to weed smoking jingles, to punk songs about partying with friends.
Psychedelic Rock
Reggae
Ska Punk
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