Masonic Temple Theatre

They put on a fantastic performance. They are so talented musically and both singers have great voices, though the lead voice is angelic. Great performers, too. Lots of energy. My favorite part of the stage show was the smoke bubbles. That was something really cool I have never seen before. It was ethereal. My only wishes would have been better lighting and for them to play my favorite song - Eternal Blue. But I’m one who rarely gets my favs at live shows, so I’m used to it. Great show!

It was my first ever concert and I invited one of my long time friends to come see it with me, We listened to TLT ever since discord dropped and have been fans all the way and hearing they were so close to us performing was a dream come true! when we got there we waiting in line and met these two other people and they helped us get seats with them and we had a blast! I lost my voice due to singing so loud to the songs I will 100% be getting pit tickets next year and vip!

I'll tell you what buddy. 30+ years and still Faygo a flyin'! Been a "fan" since like 99' and this is only the second time I saw them LIVE. For getting up there in age-them boiz can still kick it! And, give the Juggla's what they want. -Masonic Temple is a fantastic venue! And, on halloweener what a gathering. That place was crowded AF. The opening groups brought something for the locals & rap enthusiasts alike. I enjoyed learning what little I could about Chapter 17. Had some cool a*s merch too. Speaking of merch....fukkin' nightmare LiNe. Be warned. Anyway, I was hoping for more Halloween/Hallowicked songs, but they pulled through with some bangers and high energy Faygo flingin' bouncing about! Shout Out to the lil' fella trying to squirt Faygo to the Juggalos "Stage Left"; keep it up and you'll get'em one day!

There were 3 bands. Molly and her new band were terrific. The show was half her new album, plus some older Golden Highway tunes and a couple covers. 5 stars. The middle act, Town Mountain were victims of a *terrible* mix. Vocals were indecipherable. Mandolin and guitar were almost inaudible. The fiddle was all treble. But the pedal steel was so trebley and LOUD that leads were more like high-pitched squeals which literally hurt my ears. I don’t know if they could play or not, because the mix was so bad I couldn’t wait for them to finish. That’s only happened to me one other time in my life. The show opener was Cecilia Castleman, who I’d never heard of before. She played solo, was *excellent* - really nice guitar work and vocals. For most of Town Mountain’s set I found myself wishing they’d leave the stage and give Cecilia a few more songs. I look forward to seeing Molly again next time she’s in town, and I really hope she brings Cecilia along as the opener. But they sounded so bad, I doubt I’d want to see Town Mountain again.

I thought the show was really very good. I could've done without all those bright flashing lights, though. And I felt really bad for that one guy sitting above me who didn't get the chance to sing. Some other person beat him to it. I really liked all the songs, except for the 'Adele Dazeem' bit. I still thought the concert was incredible. I wish I would've met her, though. I extremely hate that VIP tickets are so expensive.

Sam always seems to be on his game. His ability to connect with us fans on an emotional level and draw us into his performance and interpretation of his songs felt spiritual in the very best sense. And I have to say, the shadow puppetry was mind-blowing. The running movie those girls provided to the soundtrack of the setlist was mind-blowing. This is the 6th or 7th time I’ve seen Iron and Wine, and though I’ve loved every previous performance, this was truly one for the books.

It was the best concert I've ever been to! Forrest’s music has helped me through the lowest moments in my life, and hearing him live was a truly surreal experience! To see everyone come together and praise Jesus while having fun at the same time is truly inspiring! Being a part of that is a true testament to what God is doing for Forrest and His children! I hope Forrest will continue to do God’s work because GREATER things are coming! Thank you, Forrest! 🤍🙏🏾

Unbelievable! I saw her 8 years ago as well in Detroit and she is just one of those artists that stop you in your tracks and you just feel fortunate to heard her in person ! Probably the greatest female singer I have ever seen live and I’ve seen a ton over the years ! Thank you Idina your are incredible ! Your what music is all about !

Bad Religion and Social D were amazing. Great sound, their voices have held up well through the years. Masonic Temple venue disappointing. One bathroom for men's room and limited bar selection. 20 minute wait in line to go to bathroom, so avoided drinking to limit my trips. Hallway was incredibly tight and crowded to walk through, much more room in General Admission floor in front of stage. I have seen Bad Religion a few times, and would see them again!

I gave 3 stars because the show was at the masonic temple. The venue was a hot mess. I'll assume the ticket sales weren't enough to fill the main auditorium. We were informed days before the concert that the auditorium was changed to the Cathedral...IT WAS HORRIBLE!! you could tell that auditorium hadn't been open in a long time. The seats were old and we were sitting in Row K on freaking springs. To top off the horrible venue, there were 3 people in front of us that stood up 90%of the concert..the other 10% THEY WERE SITTING ON THE ARM OF THE CHAIR IT WAS LIKE LISTENING TO THE RADIO BECAUSE WE COULDN'T SEE HIM. NOW...The performance was outstanding. The Shandellas opened up for him and were the background singers..OMG, MAGNIFICENT!! October London put on an awesome show..his voice, his stage presence, his smooth sound was all I wanted, needed and received. He definitely did not disappoint. He's definitely too good for that hot mess venue. I hope he returns and at a different venue. I will definitely return to hear him. I LOVE OCTOBER LONDON!!!!! I really wish there was a CD to purchase. MULHOLLAND DRIVE..MY FAVORITE, EVEN THOUGH EVERYTHING HE SUNG WAS PHENOMENAL.

Sabrina put on amazing show!! She is so down to earth and fun. Don't miss the opportunity to see her! The Masonic Temple in Detroit was a beautiful venue. We had the VIP experience and they pull out all the stops and we definitely felt like VIPs. The security team was amazing!!! They handed out free water bottles to keep everyone hydrated and healthy. Nice touch! Parking is right across the street, it was well lit and we felt very safe! Thank you for an amazing evening!! ❤️

Father John Misty puts on such a personal, magical, and fun show! His music is beautiful, and his voice fills the room. Everyone was in awe, including me! You can tell he believes in what he’s singing, and it’s very nice to see a artist like that. I was a fan, but now I truly am a huge supporter! Go see him, you won’t regret it. :-)

Went to two shows back-to-back and this one was on another level! As a Detroiter, and someone who acutely felt Radiohead avoiding Michigan for many years, I was happy for our city. This is not a show to be missed, the new material is amazing. The boys look great and really seem to be enjoying themselves and it’s a joy to witness as a longtime fan of over 20 years. The energy at this show was amazing, Thom was much more talkative and engaged with the audience compared to Toronto and the crowd was returning that energy wholeheartedly. He confirmed a second album, which we all know is coming, but it was good to hear it said! Same set list as Toronto, which was a little bit of a bummer as I was hoping for Just Eyes and Mouth and Bodies Laughing, but it’s impossible to have any disappointment over such a tremendous show. YWNWITA feels like an acknowledgment & release of all the collective b******t we’ve put up with since 2020, it physically feels good to experience it. And speaking of cathartic songs, Bending Hectic is just unbelievable, 7 minutes of being lulled by the most beautiful music before being assaulted with a big energetic finish. As always, I got to reunite with my RH friends in line and met new ones. We have one of the most wholesome and genuinely nice fan communities in music. Band crew is always great too, everyone involved with anything related to Radiohead or the various members’ projects are always at the top of their game and it shows. So appreciative to everyone involved who goes on the road for weeks and months at a time and consistently make the magic happen every night. Do not hesitate to see this show. If you’re looking for a sign, this is it. If you have to travel to get there, it’s worth it. If you feel weird about going alone, don’t. You will make new friends with impeccable music taste. Just go.

After seeing The Avett Brothers in Indy a few days later, I realized that this is very much an outdoor band that excels when in front of an audience that they truly connect with. They did not connect nearly to the same degree or play either the freedom, they seemed to embrace outdoors & with an audience they adore & vice-versa. This is truly a beautiful band!

The concert was AMAZING! The best I've seen in years. Robin Pecknold smiled frequently (what a beautiful and inspiring smile!) and was spontaneous and friendly. The interaction of the audience was a total inspirational bonding experience, exactly what we need after the pandemic (if I was 20 years younger . . . .). The band (and the touring brass section) was AWESOME! Uwade, and her participation in the Fleet Foxes portion of the concert was beyond words. If I had the time and money, I think I would just take a few months off and follow FF around North American, or wherever they want to go!

Bastille was amazing as always!!! I love the songs, energy, humor, kindness, etc. all mixed into one show. They really do interact with the crowd and are very engaging. Dan (lead singer, whose vocals were absolute perfection, occasionally plays keyboard or guitar) went into the crowd during Happier. The amount of energy Dan has is incredible. Kyle (keyboardist) hopped down and gave the drumstick he used to a little girl. Woody (drummer) wore the Pride flag from someone in the crowd. Will (bassist/guitarist) shined during Oblivion. The two stellar guest performers who have been on tour with them and are on some songs on the albums, etc.. - Bim (vocalist) had the crowd roaring after hearing her sing and Charlie (guitar, vocals) had us entertained with his musical ability, cool theatrics, and the sheer amount of energy he had.

This one was on my bucket list. One of the best experiences in years. Had my doubts - but if you're on the edge of going do not hesitate! Some tickets were cheaper the day or two before as this wasn't sold out - so depending on your venue grab them at the last minute and surprise your 'cool' friend(s) with the show. Even at our somewhat side angle the 3-D was awesome, but not overdone. Music was perfect. Great crowd. Thanks for stopping by Detroit Kraftwerk!!

What can you say about Jack White! Well he’s a true artist. He knows how to put together a set list that keeps the crowd excited for the entire show. He’s an amazing guitarist. And how crazy is it to have been part of music history watching him propose to his girlfriend on stage and subsequently get married right there on the spot during the encore! And of course you end the show with the most well know riff ever, seven nation army! Like I said, he knows how to create a set list! The opening bands were both fantastic and I will have to keep an eye on them as well.

Honestly, everyone at the show did a Fantastic job. James Ivy I was not expecting being as good as he was and he blew my expectations. Jai following made one of the best live sets I’ve ever seen. Porter as the main headliner made me cry multiple times and was just the best way to end my night. Would definitely come back to this venue and loved all the performers.

Play Video Remember to Breathe Play Video Sing Along Play Video A Good Look Play Video Make Art Not Friends Play Video Best Clockmaker on Mars Play Video All Said and Done Play Video Last Man Standing (with tease of Bob Seger’s Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man) Play Video Mercury in Retrograde Play Video Fastest Horse in Town Play Video I'd Have to Be Crazy (Willie Nelson cover) Play Video Oh Sarah Play Video Breakers Roar Play Video Brace for Impact (Live a Little) Play Video The Promise (When in Rome cover) Play Video Welcome to Earth (Pollywog) Play Video It Ain't All Flowers Play Video Some Days (>) Play Video Long White Line Play Video Turtles All the Way Down Play Video You Don't Miss Your Water (William Bell cover) Play Video Call to Arms / The Motivator / Machine G*n