Arts and Entertainment

Jan. 12, 1959 would be a monumental day for 30-year-old Berry Gordy Jr., who had the prospect of establishing a record label in his hometown.

Cirque du Soleil’s Corteo is taking residency at Little Caesars Arena this week between Jan. 10-13, offering showgoers an unforgettable spectacle of coordinated trampoline acts, juggling performances, and ascending aerial routines.

From all-night parties to low-key gatherings, we’ve got you covered

Ruben and Isabel Toledo: Labor of Love takes over the museum until July

The city is stirring with holiday shows, sing alongs, and more

Tonight, sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell touch down at El Club in Detroit for the latest stop on their U.S. tour

With mature-rated video games continuously topping adolescents’ holiday wish lists, parents must confront dangers that their children often face at home, on their own television screens.

Holiday events continue to takeover the Motor City

The city’s Holiday Glow event includes horse-drawn carriage rides, hot-air balloons, and freshly baked goods

This weekend is jam-packed with films, musicals, and concerts

You may have heard of upcoming pop sensation Anne-Marie from her multiple radio sensations and collaborations including 2016’s “Rockabye” and this year’s summer hit, “Friends”

With a sci-fi plot and rock ’n’ roll beats, a summer show gives the phrase ‘going to the opera’ a whole new meaning.

Cass Avenue is littered with guys in faded, flooded, denim jeans and wrinkled, solid-colored shirts. They’re all heading to the Gold Dollar to see The Wildbunch, now Electric Six.

With more than 40 years in the business, Morningside resident Bob Welke is the man to call for vintage music machine repairs, restorations, and more.

For 40 years, the festival has rebuffed rebranding and celebrated Cass Avenue’s gritty counterculture

Theater plans to hold grand opening for new space this month

With its unique creations, Black Light Visuals builds loyal following among music fans

Detroit has known about Jessica Hernandez and The Deltas for years; now the rest of the world is discovering them

Boosted by TV shows, the dance floor is the ‘new’ place to find romance, friends, confidence, and community

The music legends and venues, both old and new, that are defining the genre locally