6 Must-See Concerts In Michigan For Summer 2018
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6 Must-See Concerts In Michigan For Summer 2018

Move over, Faster Horses.

Caroline Johnson
Mar 11, 2018
Michigan State University
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6 Must-See Concerts In Michigan For Summer 2018
Caroline Johnson

My bank account better get ready, because this summer is going to be a good one for concerts.

1. Harry Styles

Those who know me may be saying, didn't you fly to Boston to see Harry back in September? Yes, yes I did. Does that mean that I am not going to see him again this summer in Detroit? Absolutely NOT. He will be performing at Little Ceasars Arena in Detroit on June 6 and country artist Kacey Musgraves will be opening for him. Tickets are a bit on the pricier side (around $100) and very limited on Ticketmaster, so act quickly.

Fox Theatre in Detroit on May 22 and will then perform at 20 Monroe Live in Grand Rapids on May 24. Tickets range from about $25-$45 for these events.

3. Jack Johnson

The Hawaii native's first album in almost five years, "All the Light Above it Too," has the perfect tracks for summertime drives. The ultimate summer music deserves the ultimate summer venue. Jack will come to DTE Energy Music Theatre on June 15. Tickets go on sale on March 3 and will range from $31-$70.

4. Lord Huron

Michigan-native Ben Schneider, who is the main vocalist and guitar for the band, is passionate about coming back here and playing. They also happen to be one of my all-time favorite bands (thanks to my older siblings) and will be coming to two venues in Michigan. This band is so incredible live that I considered getting tickets to both concerts. Catch them in Grand Rapids at 20 Monroe Live on April 20 (blaze it) or at the Royal Oak Music Theatre on April 27. Tickets are about $50 for each venue.

and Tokyo Police Club? Talk about a throwback. These two indie rock bands will both be in Michigan on April 18 at the Royal Oak Music Theatre. General admission is only $29.

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