When you consider the deep and rich musical history of Detroit, it’s amazing to think what the next generation of Detroit musicians might contribute to the world. However, with school music and arts programs on the chopping block across the state many young people may never have the chance...
If the recent seasonal transitions have you feeling a twinge out of sorts, then we’re right there with you. The rapid move from Summer to Fall to Winter is enough to make one feel akin to Alice falling down the rabbit hole. The solution? Fully embrace this psychedelic-esque experience...
Posted by Demic on Monday, October 12, 2015 Pierre Anthony is not new to music or performing, but much of the world, and even Detroit, might still be new to him. He’s been singing since he was 8 years old and has been writing his own music, as well...
Whether or not you’re a fan of the hit Fox television show American Idol, if you’re a Michigander, you’ve may have heard the name Jena Irene Asciutto — and if you haven’t, you probably will soon. The 19 year old singer/songwriter from Farmington Hills took American...
Every so often, a truly remarkable band wanders onto the Detroit scene and captures the attention of the city for a moment, however fleeting that moment it may be. Once such band is Phantom Cats, though sadly for music fans far and wide, they are no longer a band … well,...
One of the greatest entertainers ever to grace the stage is making his return to the city that gave birth to so many of his hits. That’s right, folks, we’re talking about Stevie Wonder. If you missed his show earlier this year, you’re in luck, because Olympia...
Every once in a while, something so ridiculously radical happens outside of the mitten that we feel compelled to share it. One such occasion occurred today when we stumbled on this video made by Rockin’ 1,000 out of Cesena, Italy. One thousand die hard Foo Fanatics shot this amazing...
Hello again, friends! We’ve got another edition of your City 5 this week. First of all, if you didn’t already know, on Thursday was Detroit’s 314th birthday. So strap on your party hats and get ready for some fun over the weekend. She may be getting a...
Good day to you, Detroit! We’ve got another weekend packed to the gills with good times, so get out there and enjoy these fast moving summer days before they fly south for the winter. Oh – and friends, we’re launching a podcast version of the City 5. Here’s...
Attention West Village Residents: You may want to kick on the AC, because things are about to heat up. Summer 2016 will bring the grand opening of the West Village’s newest attraction, Gabriel Hall. The space was conceptualized by Dameon Gabriel, a fifth-generation musician whose family moved to Detroit...
Alright, y’all. The weekend is almost here and it’s time for your weekly dose of fun from your pals at Daily Detroit. This weekend is packed with events to satisfy each and every taste. From salsa dancing in the park to beers and bikinis on boats, we’ve...
Another big weekend of fun things to do right here in Detroit city. While the 2015 GM River Days is definitely going to be on everyone’s radar we wanted to offer you a list of options to indulge in around the captivating River Days festival. It’s no surprise...
Calling all vibers and workaholics alike: Your Wednesdays just got a whole lot more groovy. Beginning next Wednesday, June 17th, So Vague – the Detroit-based collective comprised of DJs Robert Perry, Roque Ybarra and BeatLoaf – will launch a bi-weekly dance party on the deck outside Detroit’s newest dance spot, Populux....
That’s right, folks, Chill on the Hill is back at Freedom Hill September 12-13, with the one and only Weezer set to headline the bill. If that shot of nostalgia isn’t enough to draw you in, the impressive lineup will also include hometown heroes Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr....
Hello and happy June! We hope you’ve achieved a full recovery from any mental/physical damage done at Movement this year, but if not, we’ve got just the thing to nurse you back to health. Experimental indie-pop duo, Valley Hush, are set to release their sophomore album, Don’...
Well, friends, it’s hard to believe, but another Memorial Day weekend has come and gone, and with it, another remarkable year of the Movement Festival. How the city opens its doors and turns loose for Movement each year is nothing short of extraordinary, and while there were a few...
Alright, team, we’ve made it. It’s May. And while we’re still waiting for the leaves and flowers to pop, we can take comfort in knowing we’re clear of winter’s icy grip. With that in mind, we’ve decided to welcome the warmth by helping you...
Good vs. Evil. David vs. Goliath. Milk vs. Almond Milk. Kramer vs. Kramer vs. Godzilla. And now, the big bad Metrotimes Blowout versus the upstart Whateverfest. Sure, Blowout has Andrew W.K. and Perfect Pussy and the Black Lips, but those shows will be packed houses and tests of human...
