Michigan Concerts

Michigan’s summer concert season is stacked for 2026, from stadium shows to amphitheater tours. Here are the 10 biggest concerts you won’t want to miss.

Catch 7 can't-miss concerts in Michigan this February — from punk and rock to country, R&B legends, and a live Dancing With The Stars! show.

Michigan is set for a spectacular 2026 live music season, featuring country, rock, pop, and rap stars returning to the state and performing at iconic venues.

The Ally Challenge presented by McLaren is turning up the volume with a Friday night headline act that'll have you on your feet.

The legendary band Heart has announced their 'Royal Flush Tour' with a special stop in Detroit you won't want to miss.

Dogstar recently reunited for its first shows since 2002 with original guitarist and vocalist Bret Domrose, drummer Rob Mailhouse, and Keanu Reeves on bass.

Nothing says "summer is here" like the Oakland County 4H fair in Davisburg every July. Rides, fair food, games, baby animals? It doesn't get better than that.

This summer is full of concerts in Michigan at some of the best venues in the country.

Decades of hits from each artist means you'll sing the entire time at the Detroit "Together Again" tour stop.

This Detroit concert will be epic. "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" was released in 2003. The movie released in 2005.

Grammy nominated GloRilla set to perform in Flint, MI.

3rd Degree Burns includes over 60 members and performs almost every weekend from June to September all over the state of Michigan. Some of their biggest venues include Royal Oak Arts Beats & Eats, the Ann Arbor Art Fair, Frankenmuth Auto Fest, Lapeer Days, and many other events in the mid-Michigan area.