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Michigan blues festivals from the Blues Fest Review. A few of the blues festivals in Michigan include Blues by the Bay in the Tawases East Tawas Michigan Boogie Woogie & Blues Festival Farmington Hills Michigan Coldstock Blues Bash DETROIT Michigan Cowpie Blues Festival Grand Rapids Michigan Eaton Rapids Blues Festival Jackson Michigan Rapids Blues Festival Jackson MI Field of Dreams Outdoor Music Fest Empire Hills Michigan Frankenmuth Blues Bash Frankenmuth Michigan

Alpena Blues Festival	Alpena, MI	reviews	989-354-8265	www.alpenablues.com
Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival	Ann Arbor, MI	reviews		a2.blues.jazzfest.org
Blissfest Music Festival	Petoskey, MI	reviews	231-348-7047	www.blissfest.org/index.html
Blues by the Bay in the Tawases	East Tawas, MI	reviews	877-362-3636	www.BluesByTheBayTawas.com
Boogie Woogie & Blues Festival	Farmington Hills, MI	reviews	248-478-2525	www.amrf.net
Coldstock Blues Bash	DETROIT, MI	reviews	248-398-6877	www.nocover.net/
Cowpie Blues Festival	Grand Rapids, MI	reviews	616-430-4588	www.cowpiebluesfestival.com
Eaton Rapids Blues Festival	Jackson, MI	reviews
Eaton Rapids Blues Festival	Jackson, MI	reviews	517-796-9368
Field of Dreams Outdoor Music Fest	Empire Hills, MI	reviews		empirehomesandland.com
Frankenmuth Blues Bash	Frankenmuth, MI	reviews		www.frankenmuthfestivals.com/
Heatstock Blues Festival	DETROIT, MI	reviews	248-398-6877	www.nocover.net/
Hot Blues and BBQ	Oxford, MI	reviews	248-249-5287	www.hotbluesandbbq.com/
Jackson Blues Festival	Jackson, MI	reviews
Kalamazoo Blues Festival	Kalamazoo, MI	reviews	269-381-6514	www.kvba.org
Maple City Festival	Jackson, MI	reviews	517-796-9368
Marquette Area Blues Fest	Marquette, MI	reviews	906-226-7658	www.marquetteareabluessociety.com
Michigan Blues Festival	Smith's Creek, MI	reviews	313-499-1919	www.smithscreekbluesfestival.com/
Old Town Bluesfest	Lansing, MI	reviews	517-371-4600	www.oldtownarts.org
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