Tales from the D, hosted by Detroit musician Tino Gross and produced by award-winning film-maker Tony D’Annunzio, takes you on musical journeys into the lives, careers, and songwriting skills of iconic Detroit musicians.

'Tales From The D' will screen the Don Was Episode in the theatre at the Detroit Historical Museum on Friday May 30th at 6pm.

LIVE Performance with Billy Davis Rhythm Machine feat Mighty Michael and Special Guests

Hosted by Greg Russell from Channel 4 Live In The D--TIX at the door or available here: detroithistorical.org

The Tales from the D Premiere Series at the Detroit Historical Museum will debut four episodes, each featuring a deep dive into the past, present, and future works of Detroit’s music legends. Each event will feature a new artist, cash bar, delicious food from Oak House Deli, and gallery performance by a featured artist.

Tales from the D takes you on a musical journey into the lives, careers, and songwriting skills of iconic Detroit musicians.

Don Was founded Was (Not Was) in 1981 and became a highly respected record producer, collaborating with artists like Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt, and Iggy Pop. A multi-Grammy winner, he also worked as a musical director for films, earning a BAFTA for Backbeat and directing the Brian Wilson documentary I Just Wasn't Made for These Times. Since 2012, he has served as President of Blue Note Records.