Railcar Graffiti Brooklyn, Michigan
Railcar Graffiti has been putting on an energetic, engaging and entertaining good time for crowds in Michigan since 2014. Bringing their own captivating brand of Alternative old time, with influences from American string bands and Celtic roots. Their high spirited shows give a taste of older music traditions but with a new flair that is uniquely Railcar Graffiti. ... more
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