Beyoncé announced her "Cowboy Carter Tour 2025," but Detroit is not included, leaving local fans disappointed. The tour will start in Los Angeles and includes international stops. There's also speculation about a possible Las Vegas residency.

The Detroit Boat Show, featuring over 600 boats and various activities, took place at Huntington Place, emphasizing Michigan's significant boating industry.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will perform in Detroit during their "Restless Leg Tour" at the Fox Theatre on April 4. The tour celebrates their 30-year friendship with jokes and stories.

The Dearborn Homecoming Festival returns this August with music, fireworks, and carnival rides. Applications for the Food Truck Corridor and Vendor Village are open until April 4, 2025.

Gilda's LaughFest in Grand Rapids announces a lineup for its 15th anniversary, featuring comedians like Adam Ray and Gabby Bryan, and introduces new events while supporting Gilda's Club.

The Detroit Auto Show will host a rally for the Detroit Lions football team featuring appearances by Lions legends and a performance by singer Mike Posner.

Michigan offers a free snowmobile weekend from Jan 17-19, allowing access to 6,000 miles of trails without registration or permit, with safety reminders and normal rules still in place.

The Detroit Auto Show has reopened in January with interactive experiences, showcasing new vehicles and attractions to entertain both enthusiasts and families.

The article highlights a variety of events in Detroit including the Auto Show, Fire and Ice Weekend, and the Ultimate Fishing Show, offering something for everyone from car enthusiasts to families.

Ford highlighted its new vehicles at the Detroit Proud event ahead of the 2025 Detroit Auto Show, featuring QB Jared Goff and introducing special edition cars.

Bluegrass artist Billy Strings announces additional tour dates, including shows in Grand Rapids, following a Grammy nomination and his album topping Billboard’s sales chart. Tickets go on sale January 10.

The Detroit Auto Show returns in January, showcasing over 40 vehicles with ride-and-drive tracks and economic benefits for the city, while celebrating Detroit's automotive culture.

Atlanta rapper T.I. will perform at Traverse City's National Cherry Festival in 2025, confirmed for July 2, after cancelling in 2024 due to a family commitment.