The beetle eating your Concord grape leaves is the grape leaf beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) — also called grapevine beetle. One generation/year; adults emerge July.
First appearance in 20+ years = likely natural range expansion or local population spike. Not your fault.
See Wikipedia for life cycle. Monitor next July.
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