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Detroit's Vibrant Music Scene: Upcoming Concerts, Festivals, and Emerging Artists to Watch
In Detroit, the live music scene is vibrant and diverse. Over the next few days, several notable concerts and performances are scheduled. On January 19, 2025, The Big Show featuring Sexyy Red, GloRilla, BossMan Dlow, and Tee Grizzley will take place at Little Caesars Arena, with tickets starting from $100 and an average price of $300[2].
Popular venues hosting live music events include Little Caesars Arena, The Fillmore Detroit, and Saint Andrew's Hall. Saint Andrew's Hall is particularly iconic, with its Main Ballroom hosting big acts and The Shelter on the lower level, where Eminem first started out[4].
In terms of music festivals, while there are no major festivals happening within the next three days, the Movement Music Festival is scheduled for May 24-26, 2025, at Hart Plaza, with tickets available from $324 to $1043 for a 3-day pass[2].
Emerging local artists and bands to watch include Rio Da Yung Og, who has upcoming tour dates in Detroit. For more information on concerts and events, platforms like Bandsintown provide comprehensive listings and ticket information[3].
Given the current date, January 6, 2025, the immediate live music scene in Detroit is relatively quiet, but there are several events and festivals lined up for the coming weeks and months.
Popular venues hosting live music events include Little Caesars Arena, The Fillmore Detroit, and Saint Andrew's Hall. Saint Andrew's Hall is particularly iconic, with its Main Ballroom hosting big acts and The Shelter on the lower level, where Eminem first started out[4].
In terms of music festivals, while there are no major festivals happening within the next three days, the Movement Music Festival is scheduled for May 24-26, 2025, at Hart Plaza, with tickets available from $324 to $1043 for a 3-day pass[2].
Emerging local artists and bands to watch include Rio Da Yung Og, who has upcoming tour dates in Detroit. For more information on concerts and events, platforms like Bandsintown provide comprehensive listings and ticket information[3].
Given the current date, January 6, 2025, the immediate live music scene in Detroit is relatively quiet, but there are several events and festivals lined up for the coming weeks and months.
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By Quiet. PleaseIn Detroit, the live music scene is vibrant and diverse. Over the next few days, several notable concerts and performances are scheduled. On January 19, 2025, The Big Show featuring Sexyy Red, GloRilla, BossMan Dlow, and Tee Grizzley will take place at Little Caesars Arena, with tickets starting from $100 and an average price of $300[2].
Popular venues hosting live music events include Little Caesars Arena, The Fillmore Detroit, and Saint Andrew's Hall. Saint Andrew's Hall is particularly iconic, with its Main Ballroom hosting big acts and The Shelter on the lower level, where Eminem first started out[4].
In terms of music festivals, while there are no major festivals happening within the next three days, the Movement Music Festival is scheduled for May 24-26, 2025, at Hart Plaza, with tickets available from $324 to $1043 for a 3-day pass[2].
Emerging local artists and bands to watch include Rio Da Yung Og, who has upcoming tour dates in Detroit. For more information on concerts and events, platforms like Bandsintown provide comprehensive listings and ticket information[3].
Given the current date, January 6, 2025, the immediate live music scene in Detroit is relatively quiet, but there are several events and festivals lined up for the coming weeks and months.
Popular venues hosting live music events include Little Caesars Arena, The Fillmore Detroit, and Saint Andrew's Hall. Saint Andrew's Hall is particularly iconic, with its Main Ballroom hosting big acts and The Shelter on the lower level, where Eminem first started out[4].
In terms of music festivals, while there are no major festivals happening within the next three days, the Movement Music Festival is scheduled for May 24-26, 2025, at Hart Plaza, with tickets available from $324 to $1043 for a 3-day pass[2].
Emerging local artists and bands to watch include Rio Da Yung Og, who has upcoming tour dates in Detroit. For more information on concerts and events, platforms like Bandsintown provide comprehensive listings and ticket information[3].
Given the current date, January 6, 2025, the immediate live music scene in Detroit is relatively quiet, but there are several events and festivals lined up for the coming weeks and months.