The show will feature singing, dancing and more

Chair Jerome Powell says the Federal Reserve will likely cut its key interest rate slowly and deliberately in the coming months, in part because inflation has shown signs of persistence and the Fed’s officials want to see where it heads next.

Niko Noir is excited to take the stage

The rock group is currently on a North American tour

The Marshall Tucker Band will be performing Friday night

Parsons Dance will be performing at Music Hall

Richard Marx presents his concert tonight in Detroit

Band will take the stage in Detroit

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.

The holidays are in full effect, and the final full weekend of the year will be packed with fun.

Events for the weekend of October 28-30

Events for the weekend of October 121-23

They were established in 1968 and for more than 50 years Tower of Power has brought their ‘funky’ sound to stages around the world. Founding member Emilio Castillo spoke with “Live in the D’s” Jason Carr about the group’s return to the city.

Dionne Warwick’s career has spanned decades and her songs have become legendary. She also was awarded with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys in 2019 and was nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2021.

You know them for their hit songs “You Can Do Magic,” “A Horse With No Name,” and “Sister Golden Hair.” Now you have a chance to see the band America perform those songs you know and love, live. This Sunday, at 7:30 p.m., Greektown Casino is presents their a show at The Music Hall.

From the return of Detroit Opera to Clawson Restaurant Week, there’s plenty to do for the first weekend of April.

A talented new cast still packs on the laughs and heft.

Do you ever listen to a song and find yourself tapping along to the beat, hitting the drums on the stirring wheel, or clapping along? That is the premise of the popular show “Stomp.” For the last 27 years, what began as a street performance in the United Kingdom has grown into an international sensation.

Jersey Boys is playing in Detroit at the Music Hall through Saturday.

The Commodores are known for hits like “Easy,” “Lady,” and “Brick House,” and now the group is bringing its music to Detroit.

The rock duo is scheduled to perform at Detroit's Music Hall.

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.

DETROIT We remain snow-free, Saturday evening, but streets become slippery again as temperatures retreat. More sun with gradual thawing, SundaySaturday evening becomes colder under partly cloudy skies. Sunday will be partly sunny and chilly. Youll be mainly gray with highs near 40F. Wednesday will be partly sunny with highs breaking 40 degrees.