Take a look at Soaring Eagle’s summer concert lineup! - WOODTV.com

Take a look at Soaring Eagle’s summer concert lineup! - WOODTV.com

Take a look at Soaring Eagle’s summer concert lineup! - WOODTV.com

Posted: 16 Jun 2021 09:13 AM PDT

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – Summer 2021 is going to be the year of the outdoor concerts with so many people wanting a return to something normal and Soaring Eagle has a great lineup!

ZZ Top with John Fogerty and George Thorogood and the Destroyers will be at Soaring Eagle on July 17th and tickets are on sale. ZZ Top is one of the longest running major rock bands with the original members still intact! Kid Rock is back for a second show scheduled for August 15th with special guest Tesla – get your tickets fast before they sell out!

There are also tickets available for Tim McGraw on September 18th – he's the most played country artist since his debut in 1992 and is considered to be one of the most successful touring acts in the history of country music. There are also still some tickets available for the Keith Urban concert on August 28th!

With the weather warming up, we're all looking to be by the water – if you're at Soaring Eagle for one of the shows or just to check out the casino, you're just a short drive or shuttle ride from some family fun at Soaring Eagle Waterpark! With the relaxed COVID rules – if you are fully vaccinated, you do to have to wear a mask. but they do ask that you still socially distance, wash your hands and use their hand sanitizing stations.

Sponsored by Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort.

70 huge concert tours and festivals coming to Michigan in 2021 with no attendance restrictions - MLive.com

Posted: 16 Jun 2021 05:17 AM PDT

Live music is back with a vengeance in 2021 with dozens of huge concert tours continuing to be scheduled and rescheduled after the COVID pandemic forced most shows to be postponed in 2020.

Just about every big music artist hitting the road this year is coming to Michigan, and with outdoor attendance restrictions lifted on June 1 and indoor expected to be lifted on July 1, all concerts should have no attendance restrictions.

From Guns N' Roses and KISS to Alanis Morissette, Dave Matthews Band and Jonas Brothers, here are the biggest concerts and music festivals coming to Michigan this year.

June 26: Jamey Johnson, Whiskey Myers, Kasey Tyndall at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill in Sterling Heights. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

July 7: Sheila E at The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre in Detroit. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

July 15: Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort. Get tickets via TicketSmarter or through StubHub.

July 15: ZZ Top, John Fogerty, George Thorogood at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

July 16 - 17: Upheavel festival with Korn, Rob Zombie and more. Get tickets via Upheavalfest.com.

Faster Horses festival in 2016. (Photo by Samantha Madar | MLive)MLive Media Group

July 16 - 18: Faster Horses Festival at the Michigan International Speedway. Get passes here or via StubHub.

July 24: Miranda Lambert & Lee Brice at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

July 24: The Beach Boys at the Silver Creek Event Center At Four Winds in New Buffalo. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub here.

July 25: Chicago at DTE Energy Music Theatre. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

July 29: The Black Crowes at DTE Energy Music Theatre. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 1: James Taylor and Jackson Browne at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 6: Shinedown, Theory of a Deadman, Pop Evil at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

Aug. 6 - 7: Christ Stapleton at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

axl rose singing

Guns N' Roses will perform at Comerica Park on Sunday, August 8, 2021. (Photo by Tanya Moutzalias | MLive)

Aug. 8: Guns N' Roses at Comerica Park. Get tickets via Tigers.com or through StubHub.

Aug. 8 - 14: Lynyrd Skynyrd, MercyMe and Toby Keith at the Jackson County Fair. Get tickets via Etix here or through StubHub.

Aug. 9: Harry Connick, Jr. at Frederik Meijer Gardens. Tickets on sale July 10 via Etix.

Aug. 10: Green Day, Weezer, Fall Out Boy at Comerica Park. Get tickets via Tigers.com or through StubHub.

Aug. 11: Dave Matthews Band at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 13: 99.5 WYCD Hoedown Featuring Lady A at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 14 - 15: Kid Rock, Grand Funk Railroad (14th), Tesla (15th) at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix here or through StubHub.

Aug. 15: Counting Crows at Meadow Brook Amphitheatre. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 20: The Beach Boys at Frederik Meijer Gardens. Tickets on sale July 10 via Etix.

Aug. 21: Hall and Oates, Squeeze, KT Tunstall at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Maroon 5

Maroon 5 will be at DTE Energy Music Theatre on Aug. 23, 2021. (Photo by Jenny Kane | The Patriot-News)

Aug. 23: Maroon 5 at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 26: Boyz II Men, En Vogue at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 27 - 28: Breakaway Music Festival in Grand Rapids. Get tickets here.

Aug. 28: Alabama at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 28: Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, EPMD, Furious5, Sugarhill Gang and more at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Aug. 28: Keith Urban and Lindsay Ell at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

Aug. 31: Korn and Staind at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

kiss on stage in concert

Kiss will be at DTE Energy Music Theatre on Sept. 1, 2021. (Photo by Saed Hindash | lehighvalleylive)

Sept. 1: KISS at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 2: Doobie Brothers and Michael McDonald at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 4: Big and Rich at Kewadin Shores Casino in St. Ignace. Get tickets via Etix.

Sept. 8: Pop Evil at St. Andrews Hall in Detroit. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub. Also at the Machine Shop in Flint on Sept. 9. Get tickets via through StubHub.

Sept. 10: Dead and Company at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 11: Brad Paisley at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Alanis Morissette on stage

Alanis Morissette will be at DTE Energy Music Theatre on September 12, 2021. (Photo by Tim Farrell/The Star-Ledger)

Sept. 12: Alanis Morissette, Liz Phair and Garbage at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 12: Doobie Brothers and Michael McDonald at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 13: Michael Buble at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 14: Jonas Brothers at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 16: Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo at Frederik Meijer Gardens. Tickets on sale July 10 via Etix.

Sept. 16: Judas Priest at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 17: Old Dominion and Randy Houser at Turtle Creek Stadium in Traverse City. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

Sept. 17: Alan Jackson at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

luke byran in concert

Luke Bryan will be at Kubiak Family Farms on Sept. 18, 2021. (Photo by Joel Bissell | MLive)

Sept. 18: Luke Bryan at Kubiak Family Farms in Fowlerville. Get tickets via Big Tickets or through StubHub.

Sept. 18: WRIF Riff Fest Day 1 with Rob Zombie at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 18: Tim McGraw at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

Sept. 19: WRIF Riff Fest Day 2 with Megadeath. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 19: Judas Priest at the Fox Theatre. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 20: Harry Styles at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 21: Machine Gun Kelly at the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 24: Megadeth and Lamb of God at Soaring Eagle. Get tickets via Etix or through StubHub.

alice cooper singing

Detroit rocker, Alice Cooper, will be at DTE on Sept. 25, 2021. (Photo by Alaina Potrikus | Syracuse.com)

Sept. 25: Alice Cooper and Ace Frehley at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 30: Zac Brown Band at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Sept. 30: Blake Shelton at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Oct. 1: Blake Shelton at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Oct. 2: Slipknot at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Oct. 3: Dan + Shay at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Oct. 5: Tame Impala at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Oct. 7: Dierks Bentley at DTE. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Oct. 28: Florida Georgia Line at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Nov. 5: MercyMe at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Dave Matthews Band

Dave Matthews Band will be at Van Andel Arena on Nov. 6, 2021. (Photo by Michael Greenlar | Syracuse.com)

Nov. 6: Dave Matthews Band at Van Andel Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Nov. 20: Kane Brown at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Nov. 29: Genesis with Phil Collins at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Dec. 3: Dan + Shay at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Dec. 5: Andrea Bocelli at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.

Dec. 11: Evanescence + Halestorm at Little Caesars Arena. Get tickets via Ticketmaster or through StubHub.
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