There is no shortage of places to see live music in Detroit, Michigan. Detroit has many historic music venues that are sure to satisfy your tastes in music, no matter what they are.
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
The Music Hall, located at 350 Madison Avenue, seats over 1700 people in the main hall. There is also a 100-seat Jazz Café in the building and a stunning 3Fifty Terrace on the rooftop. The Music Hall was originally named the Wilson Theater when it was built in 1928. One only needs to take a quick peak inside the hall to see that it is a National Historic Landmark. Current President and Artistic Director Vince Paul has done an outstanding job lining up a superb variety of musical acts.
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
The DSO is the 4th oldest symphony orchestra in the United States, having performed it’s first ever concert at the Detroit Opera House in 1887. The DSO performs most of it’s concerts at Orchestra Hall, which is located at 3711 Woodward Avenue. In its more than 125-year history, the DSO has performed in cities all around the world. The group is well known for it’s classical, jazz, and pops concerts.
Detroit Opera House
Home of the Michigan Opera Theater, The Detroit Opera House is located at 1526 Broadway Street. The theater seats 2700 people for Operas and other events.
The Fillmore Detroit
The Fillmore is located at 2115 Woodward Avenue. It is operated by Live Nation Worldwide, Inc. The Fillmore hosts The Detroit Music Awards, private events and many popular musical acts.
Cliff Bell’s
Cliff Bell’s is a cozy Jazz and Dinner and Cocktail bar located at 2030 Park Avenue. Named after a Detroit Entrepreneur, the club first opened in 1935.
More Detroit Music Venues:
- St. Andrew’s Hall – http://www.saintandrewsdetroit.com/
- Fox Theater – http://www.olympiaentertainment.com/
- Magic Stick – http://majesticdetroit.com/
- Pj’s Lager House – http://www.pjslagerhouse.com/