Ticketed: Rebekah Jon, The Fifth Street Hooligans, & Gianna D'Agostino

Name: Ticketed: Rebekah Jon, The Fifth Street Hooligans, & Gianna D'Agostino
Start: 2025-12-20T19:00:00-05:00
Location: 4253 Division Ave S, Grand Rapids, MI, United States, Michigan 49548

Schedule

Sat, 20 Dec, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

4253 Division Ave S, Grand Rapids, MI, United States, Michigan 49548 | Grand Rapids, MI

Join us for a Holiday show featuring some of Michigan's finest! Expect a mix of Christmas classics and other rock, singer-songwriter, RnB, and blues tunes.
Rebekah Jon is a versatile artist known for her captivating vocals and introspective songwriting. Her original sound carries a sense of familiarity, while remaining distinctly her own-unmistakably Rebekah Jon. Audiences can expect a blend of music and storytelling as they are invited to return to themselves through curiosity, connection, and the feelings that unite us all.
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The Fifth Street Hooligans are a musical menagerie led by Erin Monroe, Alex Austin, Al Cegelis, and Tony Halchak. Operating on a strict diet of straight vibes the Hooligans mix the classic sounds of blues rock and country with the modern touches of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and general tomfoolery. For better or worse no two shows will ever truly be the same. That is The Fifth Street Hooligans way.
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Gianna D’agostino is a Grand Rapids native RnB singer/songwriter, currently studying at Berklee College of Music in Boston. She’s a declared Songwriting Major with a minor in Music Business and she is excited to share some original songs and covers live at The Stray!
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The Stray is a music and arts cafe located in Grand Rapids, MI. In addition to our craft beer, coffee and wine selection, our kitchen will be open serving our full dinner menu until 9pm! Get here early to snag your favorite seat and grab a bite to eat before the show begins. Save money by getting discounted tickets online in advance.
The Stray curates a listening room style venue, where performers are front and center, not background entertainment. We frequently ask attendees to silence their phones and keep conversations low out of respect to performers and other audience members.