A blue-collar work ethic, big dreams, and a grassroots attitude has gained the Michigan-based brother duo, The Bronk Bros. and their band respect in the Midwest music scene. With over two decades of live performances, the act has shared the stage with more than 80 National touring country artists including Dierks Bentley, Charlie Daniels Band, Jason Aldean, Darius Rucker, and many more.

In 2008, the brother duo who describes their live show as a “Rockin’ Hillbilly Extravaganza,” earned a slot opening for Kenny Chesney in the national “Next Big Star Contest.” 

The Bronk Bros are fronted by modern day honky-tonkers, Heath Bronk and Brian Bronk. Heath is known for his impressive vocal range and remarkable guitar playing ability, while Brian is known for his rocking harmonica, powerful vocals, and crowd engaging stage energy. Both brothers are actively involved in songwriting, penning most of the songs on their 2009 album release "Here For The Goodtimes," and 2012 album release "Messin' Around." 

The duo is backed by a solid experienced musical foundation in drummer Johnny "Dutch" Fulling, bassist Sean Campbell, and on lead guitar T. Rex Bell.  After releasing a new single "(Life Is Good) In The Summertime" to kick off 2017, the band is currently back in the studio working on new original music to release in 2018.  

Kindleberger Summer Festival of the Performing Arts

The 37th Annual Kindleberger Summer Festival of the Performing Arts, The Stage at Kindleberger promises to be outstanding with a wide variety of acts, which has something for everyone.  The Summer Concert Series schedule is a diverse collection of music performing over seven weekends. Concerts begin at 6:30 p.m.  Come and enjoy a relaxing evening in Kindleberger Park at The Stage. Bring the kids, a picnic dinner and your lawn chairs for an entertaining night in Parchment!  The entrance at to Kindleberger Park is at the corner of Park Avenue and Hubbard Street.   The Kindleberger Summer Festival of the Performing Arts, The Stage at Kindleberger is sponsored by the Arts Council of Greater Kalamazoo, Irving S. Gilmore Foundation, Drug and Lab Disposal, and Advia Credit Union.  For more information on the Kindleberger summer concerts, visit www.kindlebergerarts.org or www.facebook.com/KindlebergerArts