Stovetop Saturday | Gregory Stovetop wsg Ryan Racine!
Sat, Aug 02
|The Rumpus Room
Stovetop Saturdays, a residency at The Rumpus in Chelsea, MI. Join us to take in Gregory Stovetop's singular poetic voice with a sharp rock 'n roll pick. Chew it up and feed it to the flowers. A gold rush. Moon beams. Fall into the giant avalanche we call the future... it's a Stovetop Saturday!!!
Time & Location
Aug 02, 2025, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
The Rumpus Room, 510 N Main St, Chelsea, MI 48118, USA
About the event
Doors 7 | Music 8
TICKETS $10 ONLINE, OR $15 AT THE DOOR
Gregory Stovetop
Greg is a Chelsea native with a sound and lyrics original and wise. Poetic and raw. His music has captivated audiences at festivals across Michigan and beyond, making waves in his second home of New York. It is a gift to have him in his hometown. He writes and sings heartfelt lyrics that dive deep into feels and rise with creative twists. Themes of love and beauty are found all over his music, then snapping into raw, rocky riffs. Stovetop sparks magnetic energy that you can't find today... reminiscent of Led Zeppelin. Stovetop delivers a performance that resonates with sweat, raw emotion, and unfiltered rock. An artist you can't miss.
Join us for Stovetop Saturdays in August throughout the Fall of 2025, at The Rumpus Room in Chelsea, Michigan.
Lyrical Samples
Stop living in your head. And start livin in your skin. What you heard is all dead. But still you try to read the headlines in the wind. Hey, everywhere these tongues you thought you trusted, naw, naw don't expect too much. It's all a dream. Gonna light this place on fire after all. No way. I won't let my heart get too lost. Oookay. So give me the light a feed me to the storm. Stop living in your head. Start living in your skin. What you heard is all dead. But still you try to read the headlines in the wind.
-'Headlines' by Gregory Stovetop
Let's go get messed up on the good stuff. Let's go make love. Never break up. I know what you're made of. Where did you come from? It's the good stuff. Hearts are on. The dance floor comes unglued. Just the way that I twist when the night moves like this. Yeah, I love you now, and I'm scared that you do too. Let's go get messed up on the good stuff.
-'The Good Stuff' by Gregory Stovetop
Ryan Racine
Ryan Racine is a singer-songwriter and guitarist based in Southeast Michigan with nearly three decades of performance experience under his belt. Though he's been active in bands for most of his life, he stepped into the solo spotlight in 2018 with his debut album Outsider’s Heart—a deeply personal collection rooted in American folk and roots traditions. The record explores themes of identity, depression, newfound love, and the complicated journey toward happiness.
Since then, Ryan has released a string of singles and is currently in the studio working on a new album, slated for release in early 2025.
He first gained local acclaim as the frontman of Lucky Haskins, an Ann Arbor-based rockabilly trio he co-founded at just 15 years old. The band built a loyal following and helped reintroduce rockabilly to a younger crowd in the region, sharing the stage with icons like Carl Perkins and Lee Rocker, and landing spots at major events.
Ryan Racine’s sound sits at the crossroads of Americana, alt-country, and roots rock. Think of the introspective storytelling of Jason Isbell, the raw emotional honesty of Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), and the vintage twang and swagger of Chris Isaak or early Ryan Adams. His voice carries that lived-in quality—equal parts grit and warmth—while his songwriting leans into vulnerability, resilience, and melody-rich hooks.
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Tickets
General Admission
General admission ticket to Larkn with special guest at The Rumpus Room in downtown Chelsea, MI.
$10.00
+$0.25 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00