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Chelsea Reed and the Fair Weather Five

Chelsea Reed and her band, the Fair Weather Five, played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Wednesday, July 18, 2018, at 8 p.m. They brought a fresh mix of original songs and creative reinterpretations perfect for swing and early jazz fans.

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Quarter Detroit · AI illustration
Formed in 2012 by Chelsea Reed to entertain swing dancers, the Fair Weather Five have toured nationwide, playing jazz clubs and workshops. Their music combines powerful vocals, 20th-century composer creativity, and dance floor soul, reviving forgotten jazz tunes with fresh arrangements and originals. At the cozy Cliff Bell’s, this passionate and fun band delivered an engaging show to delight the audience that evening.

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