Mike Struwin brings "Wires To Weeds" to The Livery stage for another hometown show on Sat, May 17th!

7:30pm doors / 8:30pm show - $10

West Michigan musical mainstay Mike Struwin has spent the

last two decades regularly performing around the region. The singer-songwriter has

performed his unique fusion of soul, reggae and Americana in area venues for nearly

two decades, fronting several bands in the process.

On May 17th at the Livery, “Wires to Weeds” will be unveiled. A new project which aims

to redefine the lines between traditional and modern Americana music.

Wires to Weeds blends textural rhythms and atmospheric effects with Indie-Americana

acoustic instrumentation, providing a unique foundation for Struwin’s signature, heartfelt

songwriting.

Those familiar with Struwin’s other projects might recognize contributing musicians Mike

Kinney (guitar), Mike Nelson (bass), Matt Sypian (drums), Josh Bolt (mandolin), and

Glenn McFarland (keys, sax).

The Livery in Benton Harbor has long been considered these St. Joe natives’ hometown

venue, so it’s little surprise that Struwin and his crew have chosen the craft brewery to

showcase the new project. The debut comes two weeks after a three-day recording

session at La Luna Recording and Sound in Kalamazoo with longtime collaborator

Mikael Naramore co-producing with Struwin, and engineer Maggie Heeren.

A new record will be released autumn 2025.