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DETROIT, MI – Thousands gathered at the annual Detroit Tree Lighting event, where the spotlight shone not only on the dazzling display of lights but on the vibrant legacy of Motown music. Tristan Fisher, the artistic director of the Motown Museum, played a pivotal role in celebrating this change of season with excitement and purpose.
During the event, Fisher passionately highlighted “Hittsville NEXT,” a music group devoted to nurturing and showcasing local talent. This initiative is an embodiment of Motown’s rich history of fostering musical excellence and ensuring that the spirit of Motown continues to thrive in the heart of Detroit.
The evening came alive with a lively performance from Hittsville NEXT, captivating attendees with a blend of classic Motown sounds and contemporary flair. The crowd joined in, echoing the message that music binds generations together, especially as the city welcomes the holiday season.
The Detroit Tree Lighting is not just a festive event; it serves as a reminder of the cultural importance of Motown and its commitment to community empowerment through music. Fisher’s participation signifies a bright future for both the museum and the artists it supports.
As people marveled at the illuminated tree, they also celebrated the new chapter of Motown’s legacy, embodied through the emerging talent of Hittsville NEXT. For those who missed it, the highlights of the event will be available on the official YouTube channel of WDIV Local 4 News, your source for more coverage of Southeast Michigan and its vibrant communities.
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