Wear Your Ticket on Your Wrist

Want to experience the greatest night of live music Downtown Holland has ever seen? Just purchase a wristband! Your wristband is your ticket to all 13 GrooveWalk venues.

Wristbands are just $15 each and are available at the Curragh Irish Pub (73 East 8th Street) and at the door the night of the event if quantities remain. There are a limited number of wristbands available this spring, so get yours before they sell out! Wristbands purchased online must be picked up at the will call tent at the Curragh beginning at noon on Saturday, April 20.

You must be 21 or over to attend GrooveWalk. Proper ID is required at each venue, along with your wristband. Designated drivers must also be 21 or over and are required to purchase a GrooveWalk wristband.

Wanna do the GrooveWalk? Wristbands are your tickets. Click here to find out where to buy ‘em.

Put Your Move on the GrooveXpress

For venues off the beaten path, ride with some of the evening’s most entertaining musicians on the hottest bus in the land. Don’t walk. Don’t drive. Ride the GrooveXpress!

The GrooveXpress buses make a continuous loop throughout Downtown Holland from 9pm – 1:30am during GrooveWalk, stopping at locations near all of the venues. The buses are free to ride, with a wristband of course.

Download the GrooveXpress route here!

Want to groove, but don’t feel like walking? Take the funnest, grooviest, most entertaining ride of the night. Click here to learn more.

Greg Hulsebos is a skilled musician and singer who is known for his variety of early ragtime, blues, and jazz tunes. He can be seen performing regularly at the Holland Farmers Market and during the Downtown Holland Street Performer Series.

Troy Kaley is a musician from Whitehall. Music is something Troy has always loved; he was trained in the art of mediocre trumpet playing but didn’t quite like it, so he quit and mastered the guitar. He now plays multiple instruments doing his best impersonation of a jukebox to entertain the masses. Troy hopes to someday make it as a not quite famous house band at a local pub.

Hailing from Kalamazoo, Doug Peterson approaches his music with irreverence and a sense of soul felt sentimentality. His sound has been likened to Cat Stevens, Billy Corgan, and Weird Al playing for a Victorian tea party after the wine has arrived. Performing a set, he can move seamlessly from a folk ballad, to a melodic hard rock anthem, into a quirky geeky love song, all while engaging his audience with anecdotes and personal stories.

Randy plays a multitude of different instruments, including the harmonica, Irish penny whistle, congas, keyboard, bass guitar and more. You can find Randy and his wife Darlene performing at churches, fairs and outdoor markets; however, they are best known for their street performing in Downtown Holland, where they regularly perform Gospel, traditional Irish and blues music.

Remarkably versatile, lower Michigan-based blues/rock guitarist Keith Scott has been working his way methodically up through the blues’ ranks since his parents bought him his first guitar at age 14 and his young ears heard Muddy Waters in 1978. He now maintains an ambitious touring schedule that has him driving hundreds of miles a week to perform as an acoustic solo guitarist through Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin.

After 15+ years of crisscrossing the map in a van and trailer with the seminal Celtic Rock band The Lash, Rob Klajda decided the time was right for his first solo album. The album features a diverse selection of songs, with styles ranging from alt-country to children’s music to rock, with a touch of jazz, electronic, and world beat music. Rob’s performance on the GrooveXpress will draw heavily from his vast catalog of popular cover songs: country, folk, reggae, and rock from every decade.

Declare yourself designated!

Get home safely after having a great time at GrooveWalk by adding a designated driver to your plans!

Designated drivers can pick up a free designated driver wristband at any venue the night of the event. This gets them all the free soft drinks and coffee they can drink at any venue! Just ask any server for the wristband.

Designated driver wristbands are also available at the Curragh Irish Pub prior to the event.

Designated drivers are required to purchase a GrooveWalk wristband and must be 21 and up to enter the venues.

Have fun. Stay safe. Your designated driver gets all the soft drinks and coffee they can drink. For free! It’s easy. Click to learn how it works.

A Room With a Groove

Make your Downtown Holland hotel reservations for GrooveWalk early!

For more great GrooveWalk rates at area hotels, please contact the Holland Convention and Visitors Bureau at 800.506.1299.

Do the groove, stay the night. Spend the night right where all the action is! Reserve your room now because everybody knows this is a great idea!

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Age Restrictions

Groovewalk venues restrict entry to those 21 years of age or older. This restriction applies to designated drivers as well. Proper identification is required.

Band Inquiries

If you are a performing artist or band interested in performing at GrooveWalk, please complete our submission form. Please, no phone calls or e-mails.

GrooveWalk Dates:

Yup, we’re doing it again! Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 19!

There’s more to learn: About age restrictions, future GrooveWalk dates, and more. Just click here!

DJ Colin Clive

Eddy & The Breakers

Decades

Drew Behringer and the Politician

Kung Fu Rodeo

Chester Brown

Blue Moon Revue

Sophistafunk

Cash O'Riley

Andy Frasco

Kris Lager Band

Audiodacity

Funktion