Warwick performs at the Music Hall this Sunday

The clock is ticking toward the weekend, and you know there’s always something fun happening around the D. This weekend there’s a variety of events on tap, starting with a pre-weekend Jazz event. “In the Tradition,” jazz ensemble has a performance at the Aretha Jazz Cafe, located inside the Detroit Music Hall. The 10 piece band based in Detroit describes its sound as jazz, with an African centered perspective. The concert is tonight at 8pm.

Queen is known for hits like “Bohemian Rhapsody”, “I Want It All”, “Don’t Stop Me Now”, and so many others. Now, you have a chance to experience the iconic band in a new way. A tribute act called One Night with Queen is coming to Detroit Music Hall on Friday, August 12.

Illusionist Rick Thomas talks about his new show and magical background

The founder of the legendary band talks about the groups multi-decade success.

When you hear someone say plant and page. do you think of something green in your home and a book? Or do you think of the two frontmen to one of the most popular classic rock groups ever, Led Zeppelin?

The Detroit Music Hall has hosted more performances than any other venue in the city according to its President and Artistic Director Vince Paul. Alex Atwell took a deep dive into the Music Hall and to learn more about its history. Paul took us on the tour of the building and shared how the Music Hall was built with floors and mahogany walls that curve and reflect sound. This was the best surround sound they could get in the 1920′s. One important picture was a photograph of Walt Disney Studios installing the very first surround system in the Detroit Music Hall.