BY BTL STAFF
Detroit bred heartthrobs Brother Son will perform during the first ever Free Flow Festival and Waterfront Concert from 6-10 p.m. on Aug. 4 at the historic Belle Isle Boathouse to benefit Sanctum House – a safe home in Royal Oak for survivors of human trafficking to heal and rebuild their lives. Other performers include Gwen Foxx and Kory Barksdale. Food will be provided. Cash bar with beer and wine available. Tickets are $20. All proceeds benefit Sanctum House.
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