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Luke Bryan 2023 Concert Tour Setlist

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Taken from Luke Bryan's show at Ball Arena in Denver, CO on July 29 2023

• Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day
• Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset
• Strip It Down
• One Margarita
• I Don't Want This Night to End
• That's My Kind of Night
• Play It Again
• Country Girl (Shake It For Me)
• Buy Dirt (cover of Jordan Davis)
• Kick the Dust Up
• Rain Is a Good Thing
• Drink a Beer
• Knockin’ Boots
• Light It Up
• Down to One
• Drunk on You
• Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
• But I Got A Beer In My Hand
• What She Wants Tonight
• All My Friends Say
• Roller Coaster
• What Makes You Country

Luke Bryan may well have ascended to nationwide celebrity status as a result of his long-time role as a judge on American Idol. But don't for one minute think he's forgotten his down-home country roots - or how to lead a good old arena-wide hoedown.

Bryan kicked off his 2023 Country On tour in June, which will take the Georgia native and his arsenal of hits across states such as New York, Oregon, Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho and more.

Before that, though, fans have had a number of chances to see the ‘One Margarita’ hitmaker performing live, with Bryan also making appearances at Stagecoach in April and the iHeartCountry Festival in May.

Here you can find Luke Bryan's updated setlist as he embarks on his 2023 concert tour.

From the looks of his 2023 setlist so far, if you're heading to a Luke Bryan concert, rest assured it'll be jam-packed with celebratory, party-starting anthems.

These include the likes of ‘Country Girl (Shake It for Me)’, ‘Drink a Beer’ and ‘Kick the Dust Up’, along with Bryan's most recent No. 1 single, ‘Country On’, which provided the inspiration for his 2023 tour name.

With Bryan being the affable charmer that he is, he unsurprisingly leaves room in his setlist for a healthy dose of romance. This year, ticket-holders have been excited to see the singer-songwriter delivering live renditions of ‘Knockin’ Boots’, ‘Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye’ and ‘I See You’, the latter of which has been serving as his set closer.

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Luke Bryan Reveals All-Star Special Guest Lineup For His 2023 'Farm Tour'

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Luke Bryan posted the highly-anticipated lineup for his 14th annual “ Farm Tour ,” revealing that a North Carolina-born singer-songwriter who was on The Voice , an American Idol alum, and an award-winning songwriting trio are slated to join him for the shows this fall.

Kameron Marlowe , Chayce Beckham , the Peach Pickers — Ben Hayslip , Dallas Davidson and Rhett Akins — and DJ Rock will join the award-winning artist on this year’s “Farm Tour,” spanning from September 14 through 23. Bryan announced his tour dates in April, hailing it his “favorite time of the year.”

• 9/14    Shelbyville, KY                   Mulberry Orchard
• 9/15    Millersport, OH                   Miller Family Farm
• 9/21    Colfax, IA                           Schnell Family Farms
• 9/22    Brooklyn, WI                      Klondike Farms
• 9/23    Eyota, MN                          Gar-Lin Dairy LLC

“One of the reasons we created these Farm Tour shows - to bring the big-city tour to the people,” Bryan previously said in a press release. “These nights are one-of-a-kind and we really enjoy getting to know the farmers and their families, love the whole atmosphere of playing on these incredible farms and watching entire communities come together and get excited about these shows.”

Bryan is also gearing up for his 2023 “ Country On Tour ,” which kicks off this month and stops in dozens of cities through the end of October. That tour’s star-studded list of special guests includes Chayce Beckham ,  Tyler Braden ,  Ashley Cooke ,  Jackson Dean ,  Jon Langston ,  Conner Smith ,  Alana Springsteen ,  Hailey Whitters  and  DJ Rock .

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Luke bryan announces 2024 farm tour.

Posted by Buddy Iahn | May 3, 2024

The trek continues to support the Here’s to the Farmer initiative benefitting Feeding America

Luke Bryan will headline his 15th Farm Tour this September setting up stages in the fields of local farms September 21-28. Four of the six concerts have been announced, including two stops at new farms. Special guests include Conner Smith, Tucker Wetmore, the Peach Pickers (songwriters Rhett Akins, Dallas Davidson, and Ben Hayslip), and DJ Rock. The additional two concerts will be released soon.

Tickets for the Farm Tour are on sale May 9th at 10 am local time. Presale tickets for Luke’s Fan Club (the Nut House) and fan App are available beginning on May 6th at 10 am local time.

Thousands and thousands of fans have attended the tour each year since its inception in 2009. Bryan continues to give back to the farmers by awarding college scholarships to students from farming families attending the local college or university near the tour stops. To date, 83 college scholarships have been granted.

Continuing a partnership that began in 2015, Bayer will remain the presenting sponsor this year and will team up with Bryan for its annual Here’s to the Farmer initiative benefitting Feeding America. The campaign celebrates America’s hard-working farmers for helping provide people globally access to critical nutrition. Through this program, more than eight million meals have been provided to people experiencing hunger through the Feeding America network of food banks.

Over the past two years, Bryan joined Fendt, a Farm Tour sponsor, to create Luke Bryan’s Boldy Grown Popcorn and Luke Bryan’s Boldy Grown Peanuts. Each year when the limited edition snacks sold out, Fendt donated to the National FFA Organization, the premier youth organization that prepares members for leadership and careers in the science, business, and technology of agriculture. Fendt donated $75,000 throughout the partnership.

Luke Bryan 2024 Farm Tour Dates:

Sept 21 – Marshville, NC @ Huggins Store Sept 26 – Shelbyville, KY @ Mulberry Orchard Sept 27 – Millersport, OH @ Miller Family Farm Sept 28 – Smithton, PA @ Cunningham Family Farm

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Luke Bryan Farm Tour - Smithton, PA

Parking begins at 2pm Entry begins at 5pm Show starts at 6pm All times are approximate and subject to change.

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Luke bryan farm tour - smithton, pa - september 28th, 2024.

We're so excited you've chosen to be a part of Farm Tour 2024! Please note the following times for the shows: - Parking begins at 2pm - Entry opens at 5pm - Show starts at 6pm PARKING: In preparation for your upcoming Farm Tour date, please keep in mind that traffic conditions could be congested and there may be a long wait to get into the rural area where the show will take place. Please refer to www.lukebryan.com/farmtour for parking times, as we recommend arriving early. Carpooling is also encouraged to cut down on traffic. Please take this into consideration while you make your travel plans. Have fun, be safe, and we'll see you at the farm!

SHOW WILL HAPPEN RAIN OR SHINE • CHAIRS & BLANKETS ARE ALLOWED IN DESIGNATED AREAS • NO COOLERS • NO BACKPACKS • NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR DRINK • NO FIREWORKS OR WEAPONS OF ANY KIND • NO ANIMALS OTHER THAN SERVICE ANIMALS • NO VIDEO CAMERAS OR PROFESSIONAL LENS CAMERAS • NO LARGE UMBRELLAS • NO FOOTBALLS/FRISBEES/HULA HOOPS • NO PERSONAL GOLF CARTS/ATVS/UTVS • NO RE-ENTRY • NO GLASS CONTAINERS ON GROUNDS • TICKETS MUST BE PRESENTED FOR ACCESS TO PARKING AREA - NO OPEN FLAMES IN PARKING AREA

There are NO ATM machines inside the concert area. 

ANIMALS We accommodate service animals, no pets allowed.

BACKPACK No backpacks allowed. Please leave them in your car.

FOOD & BEVERAGES Sorry, NO outside food, beverages (except a factory sealed bottle of water), or coolers are allowed. However, a wide selection of your favorite foods and beverages including beer are available inside the concert area. 1 Factory sealed plastic bottle of water per person is allowed (16.9oz)

FIRST AID EMT stations will be present on the festival grounds.

GATES Please keep in mind that long lines form at the gates prior to showtime. We encourage you to arrive early to avoid the rush. For the safety of all of our patrons there will be a search conducted at the front gate.

GLASS Absolutely no glass allowed in the parking areas. Any found will be confiscated.

IS MY POCKET KNIFE CONSIDERED A WEAPON? Yes. Leave it in your car. Same goes for box cutters, mace, and pepper spray. Any weapons will be confiscated for disposal and will not be returned.

HANDICAPPED State permit is required. A general admission seating area is provided for persons in wheelchairs and up to three companions. This area fills quickly and is available on a first-come-first-serve basis.

VIDEO CAMERAS Video cameras or any recording devices are strictly prohibited. Still cameras are welcome. No GoPros, laptops, tablets, or cameras with detachable lenses.

RE-ENTRY LINES No Re-entry.

There are no refunds for Farm Tour tickets. Ticket protection is available for purchase during the ticket buying process and subject to terms and conditions.

WHAT IF I FORGOT MY TICKETS? In this case, you will need to go to the Ticket Tent, and they will be able to look your order up by verifying your personal information.

I'VE LOST AN ITEM! HOW CAN I FIND IT? Lost and Found is located oustide the main gate ticket entrance.

SOMEONE IN MY PARTY HAS TROUBLE WALKING. IS THERE A SERVICE TO GET THEM TO THE DISABLED SEATING AREA? Unfortunately, no. Though we welcome everyone, it is an outdoor festival and weather sometimes is an issue. We provide ADA Parking, which is quite close to the event. If you are unable to walk, you are welcome to bring a wheelchair or a medical scooter (no golf carts please) to get around. Again, the festival site is large and is earthy (not paved) so please keep this in mind as you are planning your visit, especially if the weather has been bad leading up to or during the event.

HOW EARLY SHOULD WE ARRIVE? Parking opens at 2pm. You are encouraged to arrive early to avoid traffic delays and lines at the gate.

CAN WE BRING GRILLS? For safety reasons, grills are not permitted as this is an outdoor event they are a fire hazard.

CAN WE BRING CHAIRS & BLANKETS INSIDE? Chairs and blankets are allowed in designated areas of the venue. These areas will not be right next to the stage.

SIGNAGE POLICY No signs larger than 1/2 sheet of poster board allowed.

IS THIS A FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT? This is a family friendly event with adequate security, but please be aware that alcohol will be sold at the event which is general admission and that your discretion should be used before bringing young children to the show.

IF I CANNOT DRIVE HOME, CAN I LEAVE MY CAR? No. Plans will need to be made on your behalf in advance of the show to get you and your car home after the show ends. Please drink responsibly.

WHAT IF MY CAR GETS STUCK/OR I LOCK MY KEYS IN MY CAR? There may be a wrecker service on site to help with car issues (Charges will apply according to the company). If there is not a wrecker service on site please contact your local wrecker service.

CAN WE CAMP? Camping is not allowed.

CAN WE BRING AN RV? We do not recommend bringing an RV since parking will be tight. If you do bring an RV, you can only use one (no more than this) pre-purchased parking pass +$50 at the gate for a total of $55 to park and you will not be able to park overnight. People arriving to the venue with no pre-purchased parking pass will be charged $75 to park the RV. Any vehicles left overnight will be towed at owner's expense.

IS THERE A DISCOUNTED PRICE FOR MOTORCYCLE PARKING? No, each motorcycle is required to pay full price for parking.

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There will be no refunds or exchanges and all sales are final. Chairs and blankets are allowed in designated areas. No coolers allowed. No backpacks. No outside food or drink. No fireworks or weapons of any kind. No animals other than service animals. No video cameras or professional lens cameras. No re-entry. No glass containers on grounds.

Tickets must be presented along with Parking Pass for access to parking areas. For more information and other FAQ, please visit www.lukebryan.com/farmtour.

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WARNING! PARTICIPATION IN THIS EVENT IS VOLUNTARY AND IS DONE AT HOLDER'S OWN RISK. HOLDER RECOGNIZES THAT THIS EVENT IS HELD AT A TEMPORARY, OUTDOOR VENUE WITH UNCOVERED SURFACES, WHICH MAY BE UNEVEN OR SLIPPERY. HOLDER VOLUNTARILY ASSUMES ALL RISK AND DANGER INCIDENTAL TO THE EVENT, WHETHER OCCURING PRIOR TO, DURING OR AFTER THE EVENT. HOLDER VOLUNTARILY AGREES THAT LUKE BRYAN, ROW CROP, LLC, KPMANAGEMENT, XORBIA AND ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY ASSOCIATED WITH THE EVENT, AND THEIR RESPECTIVE AGENTS, OFFICERS , DIRECTORS, OWNERS AND EMPLOYEES, ARE EXPRESSLY RELEASED BY HOLDER FROM ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, RIGHTS, ACTIONS, OBLIGATIONS, COSTS, DAMAGES, JUDGMENTS OR LIABILITIES (INCLUDING ATTORNEYS' FEES) RESULTING FROM HOLDER'S ATTENDANCE AT THE EVENT.

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Tickets HOLDER VOLUNTARILY ASSUMES ALL RISKS, HAZARDS, AND DANGERS arising from or relating in any way to the risk of contracting a communicable disease or illness (including exposure to COVID-19, a bacteria, virus, or other pathogens capable of causing a communicable disease or illness), whether occurring before, during, or after the event, however caused or contracted, and hereby waives all claims and potential claims against Big Tickets, Luke Bryan, Row Crop, LLC, and any sponsors and/or event organizers relating to such risks.

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Refunds cannot be made after purchase. Ticket protection is available for purchase during the ticket buying process and subject to terms and conditions. Promoter will issue refunds ONLY if the Event is cancelled in its entirety. This ticket shall bear no cash value. If issued complimentarily, this ticket shall not be exchangeable.

IN THE EVENT OF A CANCELLATION OR RESCHEDULING OF THE APPLICABLE EVENT, PROMOTER SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO ISSUE A REFUND PROVIDED THAT YOU ARE GIVEN THE RIGHT, WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS OF THE DATE OF THE ORIGINAL EVENT, TO ATTEND A RESCHEDULED PERFORMANCE OF THE SAME EVENT OR TO EXCHANGE THIS TICKET FOR A TICKET, COMPARABLE IN PRICE AND LOCATION, TO ANOTHER SIMILAR EVENT AS DESIGNATED BY PROMOTER EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW.

This ticket is a revocable license and admission may be refused upon refunding the face amount of the ticket. Unlawful resale or attempted resale is grounds for seizure and cancellation without compensation. Tickets obtained from unauthorized sources may be lost, stolen or counterfeit and if so are void.

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Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour to Return for 15th Year in 2024

by Em Casalena May 6, 2024, 9:47 am

Between serving as one of American Idol ’s judges and touring throughout the last year, country star Luke Bryan has been quite a busy guy. And it looks like he’s going to be even busier come September of this year. The “Country Girl” singer/songwriter just announced the 15th iteration of his Farm Tour , where Bryan will hit the road for a short tour across North Carolina, Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania to perform for and honor American farmers.

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Bryan isn’t going to kick off the trek alone, either. He’ll be bringing along Conner Smith, Tucker Wetmore, The Peach Pickers (with Rodney Clawson), and DJ Rock for the brief tour. Bryan has noted on his website that the tour “will happen rain or shine.”

The first stop on the Luke Bryan 2024 Farm Tour will be in Marshville, North Carolina on September 21 at Huggins Store. The tour will end after four dates on September 28 in Smithton, Pennsylvania at Cunningham Family Farm. More tour dates might be added soon, so keep an eye out!

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Fans can get presale tickets today at 10:00 am EST. Sign up for the Nut House Club via Bryan’s website to get in on the presale event. Tickets will also be available for general sale through Bryan’s website on May 9 at 10:00 am local.

If you missed out on tickets during the presale event, you might have some luck over at Stubhub once general on-sale kicks off. Stubhub often has some inventory for concerts that have sold out, especially for highly-anticipated tours like this one. Give it a shot!

This is going to be a very special tour for those who support our great American farmers. Get your tickets ASAP!

Luke Bryan 2024 Farm Tour Dates

September 21 – Marshville, NC – Huggins Store

September 26 – Shelbyville, KY – Mulberry Orchard

September 27 – Millerspot, OH – Miller Family Farm

September 28 – Smithton, PA – Cunningham Family Farm

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Luke Bryan Announces Farm Tour 2024 But Not Everybody's Happy: "You Forgot About The South, Again"

Sometimes you just can't win as Luke Bryan quickly found out. The country singer announced his Farm Tour 2024 exciting many, but he also disappointed a few in the process.

You see, Bryan is only stopping in four places for the tour, and some feel left out. Bryan will perform in Marshville, North Carolina, Shelbyville, Kentucky, Millersport, Ohio, and Smithton, Pennsylvania. Strangely enough, some have accused Bryan of forgetting the South. I mean, two of the locations are in the South, so the criticism isn't warranted. Still, people like to complain.

Bryan announced the tour on Facebook , "Time to get your boots and those farmer's tans ready y'all: our 15th #FarmTour will be hitting the fields this fall. I'm excited to bring out Conner Smith, Tucker Wetmore, The Peach Pickers with Rodney Clawson, and DJ ROCK while we party and honor the American Farmer. Join the Nut House for early access tickets on May 6th at 10am est. Public on sale is Thursday, May 9th at 10am est. #FarmTour2024 presented by Bayer U.S."

One person complained about Bryan not making up for a canceled show. They wrote, "Thought for sure that canceled MN show from last year would be on the schedule. All the hard work that team of people did to get that show set up and ready to be canceled last minute. Obviously not Luke or his teams fault of bad weather but thought for sure they'd be back."

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Another agreed, "I was hoping they would of rescheduled that one too.We traveled 8 hours 1 way to see that show. Now the closes one is 20 hours away."

Several Georgia natives accused Bryan of not honoring his home town. One wrote, "OMG Georgia hasn't been on the list in years!!" Another agreed, "Georgia? Tennessee? Something..." Yet another wrote, "NO LEESBURG, GA AGAIN?!? Cmon Man." Georgia fans really want you to visit, Luke. "When ya doing one back here in God's Country? I think one near Athens on say a home game weekend. Two birds sort of thing for ya."

Then one wrote, "No South Carolina! Geesh, you forgot about the South, AGAIN." Maybe they meant South Carolina?

Bryan previously opened up about how his farm tour has grown over the years. He said, "Originally, we just picked dates near my college town [Statesboro, Ga.] and other college towns because back then in Georgia and the Southeast I could draw a pretty good crowd. So, rather than play in bars with 200 people if I'd go to L.A. or the West Coast and places that didn't know really who I was as an artist yet, I could come back and do some Farm Tour shows and help my bottom line."

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$25 tickets, stadium spectaculars highlight 2024 concert season in metro Detroit

The days are getting longer. The temperatures are getting warmer. And the nights are about to get a lot louder.

For millions of music fans across metro Detroit and Michigan, summertime spells prime concert season, and there’s another bonanza of stuff on the way for 2024.

The summer schedule will feature acts from across the spectrum — rock, country, hip-hop, pop, R&B, electronic music and more — as part of the humming array of live music at big venues, small clubs, major festivals and community events.

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At Pine Knob Music Theatre, the state’s leading summer music hot spot, the roasted-almond stands and drink machines have already revved up for a season that will feature nearly 50 concert nights.

On Thursday, the Clarkston amphitheater — which traditionally has ranked among the most-attended summer venues in the U.S. — notched the earliest start in its half-century history with a rock bill featuring the bands Primus, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle.

The Pine Knob action will resume May 22 with Neil Young, part of a five-month season scheduled to wrap up Sept. 28 with WRIF-FM’s Riff Fest, headlined by the veteran hard rock band Godsmack.

The 2024 season doesn’t wield quite the firepower that ruled in 2023, when Detroit’s summer calendar was loaded with mega draws such as Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Morgan Wallen, Drake and Ed Sheeran. Ford Field, the region’s largest venue, hosted nine shows and more than half a million concertgoers for the busiest stretch of music in the stadium’s 22-year history.

Indeed, last year was the biggest ever for the North American concert business, as the live-events industry continued to revel in a post-pandemic rebound: The top 100 tours alone generated $6.63 billion in grosses, according to data collected by the trade magazine Pollstar, with at least $1 billion of that coming from Swift’s Eras Tour.

This summer is teeming with hot shows, and here we break out some highlights for what's coming through October. Note that these bullet points — along with the assorted venue schedules we're providing at freep.com — are just a taste: There's plenty more notable and compelling stuff ahead at spaces big and small across southeast Michigan.

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The 10th edition of Live Nation’s Concert Week promotion will start Wednesday and run through May 14, with more than 170 Michigan shows offering $25 seats. Dates include shows at Comerica Park, Little Caesars Arena, Pine Knob and other metro Detroit amphitheaters, along with theaters and clubs across the state. Details: livenation.com/concertweek

Promoter AEG Presents is offering its own $25 tickets , on sale Tuesday through May 15, for shows at the Masonic Temple Theatre and Royal Oak Music Theatre, including Sum 41 (Sept. 14), Lyle Lovett (July 23) and Daryl Hall’s coheadlining visit with Elvis Costello (July 8).

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For both promotional events, the discounted tickets are billed as "all-in" — meaning $25 flat, with no service fees or other charges.

Stadium spectaculars

Ford Field will follow its record-setting concert year with a trifecta of country nights, starting with Zach Bryan on June 20. It's part of a fast, remarkable rise for the Oklahoma artist and U.S. Navy veteran, whose only Detroit show until now was a Majestic Theatre gig in 2021.

He'll be followed at the downtown stadium by George Strait (July 13) and Kenny Chesney with the Zac Brown Band (Aug. 10).

For Chesney, this will be the 12th headlining performance in the Lions’ den, the most for any artist since the stadium's 2002 opening. His August visit with Zac Brown will feature Detroit’s Uncle Kracker in the opening slot.

At Comerica Park, there are two shows on the docket: Def Leppard and Journey will serve up rock hits July 18, while Green Day will bring its Savior Tour with guests Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid on Sept. 4.

Welcome back

The summer schedule includes a handful of folks we haven’t seen in a while, including the reunited rock band Creed, which will play Pine Knob on July 31 before returning Nov. 20 for a night at LCA. Those will be the first Creed shows here in 12 years for Scott Stapp, Mark Tremonti and company.

Smooth-singing George Strait, a pioneer of country music stadium concerts, will make his first Michigan appearance since his avowed retirement tour in 2014. Strait is now firmly back in the saddle and headed to Ford Field on July 13 with Chris Stapleton and Little Big Town in support.

Hip-hop veteran and freshly minted Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Missy Elliott, meanwhile, will play the first Detroit headlining show of her career when she hits LCA on Aug. 15 with Busta Rhymes and Ciara. Her last major Motor City performance came as part of Eminem's Ford Field stand in 2003.

Neil Young has been no stranger to Michigan venues in recent years, but his May 22 Pine Knob visit will be the first with his band Crazy Horse since 2004.

Festival feats

The Movement festival will hold down its traditional Memorial Day weekend spot on Detroit’s riverfront as the much-loved techno event returns to Hart Plaza, May 25-27. Performers on six stages will include headliners Fatboy Slim, Richie Hawtin and Solomun, part a lineup of international acts and Detroit veterans — including hometown musical pioneer Kevin Saunderson in a set with actor-DJ Idris Elba.

On Michigan’s west side, Electric Forest will kick into action June 20-23, presenting another sprawling lineup of electronic artists and jam bands, with headliners to include Pretty Lights, String Cheese Incident, Disco Biscuits, Charlotte de Witte and more.

Faster Horses, July 19-21 at Michigan International Speedway, will reassert its status as one of the biggest country music events in the U.S., this time with a country-rock crossover bill led by Hardy, Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson.

Concert of Colors, set for Midtown Detroit, July 15-21, will unveil full details this week, including the fest's artist lineup, an expanded venue list and a new series of neighborhood events happening throughout the summer.

For Labor Day weekend, a pair of local traditions will return: The Detroit Jazz Festival will take over downtown with a four-day lineup led by drummer great Brian Blade, the 2024 artist-in-residence. Arts, Beats & Eats will be back in Royal Oak for its 27th installment, with performers to be announced later this summer.

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And the latest edition of Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival, boasting a heavyweight lineup that includes Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp, will make its way to Pine Knob Sept. 15.

Big crop of country

Country music has wrangled an increasingly significant role on the summer touring circuit, and that will play out this season in amphitheaters such as Pine Knob, where highlights include the top-notch Tyler Childers and a doubleheader from Luke Bryan as part of the WYCD Hoedown (June 28-29).

Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre in Sterling Heights is brimming with country offerings, including Parker McCollum (June 8), Billy Currington (June 14) and Brothers Osborne (June 15), along with several acts of the outlaw variety: Whiskey Myers (July 6), Jamey Johnson (July 18) and Cody Jinks (Aug. 17).

Top of the pops

Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, who broke big with “Take Me to Church" in 2013 and just topped charts across the world with “Too Sweet,” will headline Pine Knob on May 31. Other biggies at the amphitheater include Maroon 5 (June 21), Janet Jackson (July 2), Imagine Dragons (Aug. 12) and Glass Animals (Aug. 24).

LCA will also welcome brotherly trio AJR on June 30 and Jennifer Lopez on July 31. Billie Eilish, fresh off another round of Grammy and Oscar wins, will arrive Oct. 7 for the second Detroit arena performance of her career, while Pink will serve up a twofer there Oct. 14-15.

Meghan Trainor, playing metro Detroit for the first time in eight years, will wrap up Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre's season when she performs Sept. 30.

R&B treasure trove

The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre will fill Detroit’s riverfront with soulful sounds and smooth jazz, kicking off its season June 5 with Lalah Hathaway and a summer of Motor City favorites including the Isley Brothers (June 16), Kem (Aug. 2) and Sheila E (Aug. 14). More shows at the Aretha will be announced in coming weeks.

Following his big comeback moment at the Super Bowl halftime show, Usher is headed to Little Caesars Arena for a Sept. 12-13 doubleheader on his Past Present Future hits tour.

Also at LCA, Jhené Aiko will bring her Magic Hour Tour on June 19, Xscape and SWV will summon ’90s energy Aug. 9, and Maxwell will serenade audiences Oct. 11.

A Latin phenomenon

Last month, Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny notched a milestone show at a sold-out Little Caesars Arena, drawing 16,000-plus for a night of all-Spanish-language pop music. There's some broader context to that Detroit breakthrough: The Recording Industry Association of America, which tracks streaming stats and album sales, recently reported that Latin music revenues in the U.S. hit $1.4 billion last year, up 16% from 2022.

Now, less than a year after his own local sellout at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre, Mexican singer Peso Pluma is poised to headline LCA on June 1 as Latin music’s growth accelerates in Detroit. Following the summer concert season, Colombia's Shakira will play the same downtown arena Dec. 15 as part of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran world tour.

Homegrown hot nights

Beyond the array of local talent you’ll find nightly across metro Detroit’s clubs and bars, there are some notable homecoming performances in store: Gladwin-bred rapper NF will play the biggest Michigan show of his career with a May 14 visit to LCA, while Detroit metalcore quintet I Prevail is set for a July 13 headlining spot at Pine Knob.

Motown mainstay Kem will light up the Aretha amphitheater on Aug. 2, and there’s an exciting new jazz project from some well-pedigreed local veterans: Don Was, Dave McMurray and Luis Resto will make their Motor City debut as the Pan-Detroit Ensemble on May 24 at Orchestra Hall.

A swan song

There’s always an end of the road, and this summer’s most notable goodbye will come from Jeff Lynne’s ELO, whose Over and Out Tour plays LCA on Oct. 9, putting a bow on a 54-year run for the adventurous pop-rock project once known as Electric Light Orchestra.

Contact Detroit Free Press music writer Brian McCollum: 313-223-4450 or [email protected].

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