The Jonas Brothers announced their "JONAS20: Living the Dream" tour, marking their largest Detroit show at Comerica Park on August 28 as part of a 43-date North American tour.

Detroit's 67th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade filled Corktown with festivities, including a race and a procession featuring bands, floats, and political figures.

Billy Joel postponed his Detroit concert with Stevie Nicks to November 15 due to a medical condition requiring surgery recovery time. His tour is expected to resume on July 5.

Steve Martin and Martin Short, known from "Only Murders in the Building," will perform their new live show "The Dukes of Funnytown" in Grand Rapids this fall.

Autorama returned to Downtown Detroit, showcasing classic and futuristic vehicles, and featured guest celebrities and a charitable component, continuing its 72-year tradition.

Detroit's weekend offers entertainment including stand-up by J Chris Newberg, Classical Roots concerts, Autorama's hot rods, a butterfly exhibit, noodle fest, garden show, Bourbon Fest, Star Wars Night with the Griffins, and a jazz festival.

Grand Rapids is set to host Michigan's largest Taco & Tequila Festival on May 3, with over 25 vendors and 150 tequilas. Organizers promise a day of family-friendly fun and entertainment.

Broadway Grand Rapids announces its 2025-2026 season with seven productions, including Michigan debuts like "Water for Elephants" and "& Juliet." Season tickets are now available.

The Wu-Tang Clan has announced their final tour, "Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber," starting on June 6 in Baltimore and ending July 18 in Philadelphia. Tickets go on sale Friday. Run the Jewels will open for them.

The Detroit Pistons will celebrate "Big Sean Night" during a game against the Spurs, featuring a halftime show and exclusive merchandise, with proceeds benefiting local charities.

Carl Cox postponed his 2025 Detroit Movement Music Festival set to 2026 due to scheduling issues, with Jeff Mills replacing him. The festival features a diverse lineup and will occur May 24-26.

The 19th Annual Winter Beer Festival in Comstock Park features 499 beers, live music, and food, with tickets costing $60-$70 and a designated driver option.

The Detroit Auto Show has announced its January 2026 dates; the event is set to boost the economy and will feature various automotive experiences including Racing Day.