Event Info
- Tue - May 26, 2026 • 7:00 PMTickets
Primer 55 - Introduction To Mayhem 25th Anniversary + Lines of Loyalty
Tue May 26 at 7:00pm
Grand Rapids, MI
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About Primer 55
Primer 55 was an American nu metal band from Louisville, Kentucky. The name originates from the combination of Primer, meaning "something that's unfinished," and 55, which refers to Interstate 55, "the road that drugs run on to get to Chicago through Memphis". Primer 55 was formed in 1997 by guitarist Bobby Burns and vocalist J-Sin. The two met when J-Sin's previous band was the opening act for Burns' previous band. Burns' heavy metal music influences and J-Sin's hip hop influences melded to create the band's rap rock sound. Read more on Last.fm
Venue
68 Commerce, Grand Rapids, MI
Lineup
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Frequently Asked Questions
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- Where do you park for the pyramid scheme in Grand Rapids? Parking for The Pyramid Scheme in Grand Rapids is convenient, with several options available nearby. The venue is located at 68 Commerce Ave SW in downtown Grand Rapids, where street parking is often available on Commerce Avenue and surrounding streets. Additionally, there are multiple public parking lots and ramps within walking distance, such as the Cherry Commerce Ramp (Cherry St. & Commerce Ave.) and the Area 5 lot on Weston St. Utilizing parking apps or meters is recommended, as some areas require payment or have time limits. For busy nights or sold-out events, arriving early is advised to secure a spot. The city also offers bike racks and is accessible via public transportation, making it easy for concert-goers and visitors to attend events at The Pyramid Scheme.
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- What is the pyramid building in Grand Rapids Michigan? The "pyramid building" in Grand Rapids, Michigan, typically refers to the iconic steel-and-glass office structure known as the Amway Grand Plaza Pyramid Building. This unique, pyramid-shaped building is a recognizable part of Grand Rapids' skyline and is located at 201 Front Ave NW. Built in the 1980s, it stands out due to its sloped, pyramid-inspired architecture and mirrored façade. The building primarily houses commercial offices and is connected to the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, a renowned luxury destination in the city. The pyramid building is frequently mentioned in local landmarks and city tours, making it a point of interest for both residents and visitors exploring downtown Grand Rapids.
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- Who owns the pyramid scheme Grand Rapids? The Pyramid Scheme in Grand Rapids is independently owned and operated by Jeff and Tami Vandenberg. Since opening in 2011, the husband-and-wife team has transformed the venue into one of West Michigan's premier spots for live music, pinball, and local entertainment. Their ownership emphasizes supporting the local music scene and fostering a welcoming environment for both performers and patrons. The Vandenbergs are also known for their involvement in other community-focused businesses, including Harmony Brewing Company. Their commitment to independent operation ensures The Pyramid Scheme retains its unique character and continues to be a favorite gathering place within the Grand Rapids arts and nightlife community.
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