Michelle Held at Holler Fest's Hoppy Hollerday
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Michelle will play a special unplugged birthday set at 1:30pm on August 16th in the historic Cabin during Hoppy Hollerday—a full day of music, food, workshops, and fun at Holler Fest. Part of the relaxed and rustic Camp Holler weekend (August 15–17), it’s a chance to enjoy nature, community, and laid-back camping. Passes are limited—please purchase in advance.
Schedule: https://hollerfest.com/index.php/music-schedule-2025
And on Sunday (8/17) you can catch her at Al & Mo’s in Southfield for an intimate house concert with Jo Serrapere – 4pm gather, 5pm show. RSVP to bWFzaGVhaGFuIHwgYW9sICEgY29t.
Michelle Held has an unmistakable voice—fragile and fierce, tender with an edge. Her songs are invitations: into grief, into wonder, into the kind of honesty that asks you to stay a little longer than is comfortable. With a poet’s attention and a deep sensitivity to life’s complexities, Michelle builds a world where small moments carry weight and every syllable matters. Over the years, she’s quietly built a body of work that resonates far beyond her hometown of Detroit. Named a 2025 Honorable Mention in the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest Songwriter Showcase, a three-time honoree in the Telluride Troubadour Contest, and praised by folk legend Tom Paxton, Michelle continues to carve out a thoughtful, steady path—one that honors intention and takes its time. Her songs don’t offer answers, but they listen well. They become something luminous: a way forward, a way back.
For more info, visit michelleheld.com
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Schedule: https://hollerfest.com/index.php/music-schedule-2025
And on Sunday (8/17) you can catch her at Al & Mo’s in Southfield for an intimate house concert with Jo Serrapere – 4pm gather, 5pm show. RSVP to bWFzaGVhaGFuIHwgYW9sICEgY29t.
Michelle Held has an unmistakable voice—fragile and fierce, tender with an edge. Her songs are invitations: into grief, into wonder, into the kind of honesty that asks you to stay a little longer than is comfortable. With a poet’s attention and a deep sensitivity to life’s complexities, Michelle builds a world where small moments carry weight and every syllable matters. Over the years, she’s quietly built a body of work that resonates far beyond her hometown of Detroit. Named a 2025 Honorable Mention in the Rocky Mountain Folks Fest Songwriter Showcase, a three-time honoree in the Telluride Troubadour Contest, and praised by folk legend Tom Paxton, Michelle continues to carve out a thoughtful, steady path—one that honors intention and takes its time. Her songs don’t offer answers, but they listen well. They become something luminous: a way forward, a way back.
For more info, visit michelleheld.com
Get Tickets
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