June 13
An Evening with Wilco: The beloved indie rockers first gained widespread success with the release of their 2001 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, which garnered the band two Grammy Awards and widespread acclaim. Hot Sun Cool Shroud, the band’s newest EP, was lauded by critics for its experimental sound and narrative lyrical style. $43+. Meadow Brook Amphitheatre, Rochester Hills; 313presents.com.
June 20
Paul Simon: The iconic singer-songwriter will perform his Grammy-nominated 2023 album, Seven Psalms, in its entirety when his Quiet Celebration tour arrives at Meadow Brook Amphitheatre in June. Simon will also perform a “greatest hits” set in the second half of the program. $53+. Meadow Brook Amphitheatre, Rochester Hills; 313presents.com.
July 1
Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire: Boasting a combined 10 Grammy Awards and more than 180 million albums sold, these two icons of ’70s funk will treat audiences to a smattering of hits — including crowd-pleasers “September” and “All Night Long” — when they team up for the Sing a Song All Night Long tour. $57+. Little Caesars Arena, Detroit; 313presents.com.
July 2–5
Salute to America at Greenfield Village: The Detroit Symphony Orchestra partners with the Henry Ford to present this annual concert experience in the heart of Greenfield Village. The celebratory program concludes with a rousing rendition of Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture,” complete with cannon fire and a patriotic fireworks show. Cost TBA. The Henry Ford, Dearborn; thehenryford.org.
July 3
The Guess Who: The Canadian rock band behind radio hits like “American Woman” and “These Eyes” will tour for the first time in 23 years this summer with support from Don Felder of Eagles. $43+. Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston; 313presents.com.
July 11–12
Luke Bryan: The award-winning singer and American Idol judge has launched more than 30 No. 1 singles, including “Play It Again” and “Country Girl.” He’ll share the Pine Knob stage for his Word on the Street tour with up-and-coming country singers Shane Profitt and Lauren Watkins. $53+. Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston; 313presents.com.
July 15
Sarah McLachlan: Promoting her newest album Better Broken, the Grammy Award-winning “Angel” singer and songwriter will embark on a North American tour with special guest singer Allison Russell, who will perform an opening set. $57+. Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre, Sterling Heights; 313presents.com.
July 16
John Mellencamp: Hear classic summertime anthems like “Jack and Diane” and “Hurts So Good” when the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter brings his greatest hits program to Pine Knob. $57+. Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston; 313presents.com.
July 31
Jefferson Starship: The iconic arena rock band was formed in 1974 by former members of Jefferson Airplane, including singer and instrumentalist David Freiberg, who still performs with the band today. Opening performers include pop band Orleans, soft rock outfit Firefall, and the Atlanta Rhythm Section. $75+. Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre, Detroit; ticketmaster.com.
Aug. 5
Damien Escobar: The genre-bending violinist earned admission to the prestigious Juilliard School School of Music at just 10 years old — he was the youngest student to ever attend. Now Escobar mixes his classical virtuosity with elements of jazz, pop, R&B, and hip-hop to create an electrifying genre he calls “crossover violin.” $26+. Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre, Detroit; ticketmaster.com.
Aug. 7
Tori Amos: The influential singer-songwriter and pianist will make a stop at the Fox Theatre to perform songs from her new album, In Times of Dragons, as well as highlights from her 35-year career. Amos will be joined by indie singer and guitarist Bartees Strange. $53+. Fox Theatre, Detroit; 313presents.com.
Aug. 19
Lindsey Stirling: After wowing audiences on America’s Got Talent, this violinist, songwriter, and dancer became a sensation on YouTube, where her viral music videos combine genre-defying music with elaborate choreography and jaw-dropping aerial stunts. Pop-rock band Pvris will also perform. $43+. Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre, Sterling Heights; 313presents.com.
Aug. 23
TLC & Salt-N-Pepa with En Vogue: Multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning groups team up for a co-headlining tour with special guest En Vogue, marking the first time the iconic acts have toured together. The show celebrates decades of hit songs and lasting influence across R&B and hip-hop. $48.50+. Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston; 313presents.com.
Aug. 26–27
Jill Scott: The three-time Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter performed as a spoken-word artist before she was discovered by Questlove, who invited Scott to join the band in the studio. She later went on to record six solo albums, including the recently released To Whom This May Concern. $70+. Fox Theatre, Detroit; 313presents.com.
Aug. 28
Tim McGraw: The country superstar is one of the biggest names in the business, with more than 80 million albums sold and 25 No. 1 singles. Expect to hear hits like “I Like It, I Love It” and “Just to See You Smile” when he performs at Pine Knob with support from alt-country band 49 Winchester. $66+. Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston; 313presents.com.
Sept. 6
Eric Clapton: Ranked No. 2 on Rolling Stone’s “100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time” list, the legendary performer dabbled in multiple bands (Cream, Derek and the Dominos) before launching his wildly successful solo career. Clapton will perform with a full backing band and special guest guitarist Jimmie Vaughan. $105+. Little Caesars Arena, Detroit; 313presents.com.
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