Originally opened in 1908, Saint Andrew’s Hall is an iconic venue in Detroit, MI, that has hosted a multitude of live acts. Originally home to the Scottish Society of Detroit, the music venue is located in Bricktown, close to the Detroit River and Greektown. St. Andrew’s Hall Theater can accommodate up to 1,000 guests. ...

First opened in 1915, The Majestic Theatre Center is Midtown Detroit’s premier entertainment complex. The historic landmark houses The Garden Bowl, The Majestic Cafe, Sgt. Pepperoni’s and the Alley Deck plus two nationally-renowned live music rooms: The Magic Stick and The Majestic Theatre. The Majestic Theatre Detroit has 75′ ceilings, a hardwood finished stage, full service bar, dedicated entrance with lobby and private dressing rooms. The 1,100-capacity, independent concert house features live music and entertainment from touring indie rock, metal, punk, blues, jazz, folk, hip hop, world beat and electronic artists. ...

Built in 1939, Harpos Concert Theatre is a legendary rock venue in Detroit, MI. The historic theater is known primarily for hosting heavy metal and hard rock acts. The venue features theater staging, state-of-the-art sound, and three massive video screens. ...

Located in Detroit’s New Center Area Historic District, the Fisher Theatre seats 2,089 in an intimate atmosphere with optimal sightlines. The Fisher Theatre is a favorite venue of many of Broadway’s brightest stars. The Ambassador Theatre Group acquired the iconic theater in 2021. ...