Andrew Bird will perform live at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor on April 7.

Detroit's Mo Pop music festival returns to the West Riverfront this weekend. History behind the festivalIn 2013, Mo Pop music festival drew a crowd just shy of 8,000 at Sterling Heights Freedom Hill Amphitheater for one day only. When and where is Mo Pop? When does Mo Pop start? For 75 cents, patrons can ride to the Joe Louis Arena stop and walk roughly 1 mile to the Mo Pop entrance.

The beginningIn 2013, Mo Pop music festival drew a crowd just shy of 8,000 at Sterling Heights Freedom Hill Amphitheatre for one day only. Seven years later, Mo Pop has grown into an eclectic two-day spectacle, full of budding artists, local acts and seasoned performers alike, offering a mixed cocktail of sounds ranging from pop-punk, neo soul and rap; to psychedelic rock, indie pop and everything else in between. Mo Pop is currently selling weekend passes on their website for $149.50 (plus handling fees). For 75 cents, patrons can ride to the Joe Louis Arena stop and walk roughly 1 mile to the Mo Pop entrance. In addition, Mo Pop, in partnership with Offworld Arcade, will provide a fully air-conditioned tent filled with classic arcade games, high score contests, prizes, drinks and local DJs.