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Blind Pig
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Ann Arbor, MI•11.5K Followers•35 Upcoming concerts
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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Blind Pig is located at 208 S 1st St in Ann Arbor, MI. For directions and parking info, visit Blind Pig’s official website at http://www.blindpigmusic.com or call them at 1-734-996-8555. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Ann Arbor, MI on Bandsintown.
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What fans are saying
— Blind Pig, Ann Arbor — you didn't just perform Hell and Back, you lived it on stage. White tank and bandana under those red lights, drummer pounding behind you, you singing like every word cost you something. That song found me. I've been to hell and back and you made me feel less alone in it. Thank you for an incredible, beautiful, raw night. Come back to Michigan soon. Incredible concert 🤘
Dawn
My concert experience was f****n amazing not only I got to see Jay webb but I got his autograph again and I got a picture with his wife with my best friend since we both did our own homemade Jay Webb Homesick 2026 tour!!! WHITNEY was so nice and kind and ofc she got a picture with my best friend and I's signs😍😭

Karissa
Wow. I am so incredibly glad I went to this concert. Abby Holliday was opening for another band, but my partner and I went specifically to see her. She only had enough time to play about 6 songs, most of which were from her most recent album "CRACK A SMILE COME ON STAY A WHILE," and I was blown away by it. Like most people would be (I imagine), I was most excited to see her perform the songs that I knew—however, I ended up being most deeply moved by her unreleased song, titled "The Song I Write." I found myself standing in the pit of the Blind Pig bawling my eyes out, hearing her beautifully poignant and deep lyrics.
Holliday's voice is tender and intimate, which is evident in her recordings, but all the more powerful in person. She performed with two microphones, one of which used voice modulation to bring the interesting production within her songs to the live stage. Despite her soft voice and the effects placed on it, I was able to understand every word, which is a true feat in this genre of indie music. Her band consisted of only two other people, one of which played violin and the other controlling the synths, drums, piano, and other production elements.
I'm not a "review writer," and am new to Abby Holliday as an artist, but I couldn't help but express my gratitude and awe for this performance. The Blind Pig was a fun and fitting venue as always, and I brought home a signed vinyl and CD afterwards (both of which were very affordably priced!). Thank you and props to Abby Holliday and her crew for creating an evening to remember. <3

Laine





