Event Type : Music

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra performs some fan-favorite musical numbers from the Harry Potter series.

“Let’s do the time warp again” at the PhilharMonster Mash—so grab your costumes and start monster mashing your way to a fun and spooky night! Singer/Entertainer Geff Phillips will lead the singing and dancing — and with the orchestra, as well as the conductor, all in costume — get ready for a spook-tacular evening of music from the scary classics to Rocky Horror and Zombie Nation.

The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet is a critically-acclaimed, high-energy and highly-skill group of Grammy Award-winning classical guitarists. Their interpretations of music from bluegrass to Bach will make their performance at the Berman unforgettable.

Contact The Berman Box-Office at (248) 661-1900 or theberman@jccdet.org for more information.

This gravity-defying show is full of aerial acrobats, contortionists, strong men and jugglers and is set to music by the DSO.

This gravity-defying show is full of aerial acrobats, contortionists, strong men and jugglers and is set to music by the DSO.

Catch this performance live on stage in Ann Arbor. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the show starting at 8 p.m.

Acclaimed for their wonderfully vast repertoire, breathtaking arrangements and powerful live performances, The TEN Tenors is one of Australia’s most successful entertainment touring groups of all time, with 17 years of sold-out performances across the globe.

An evening with The TEN Tenors is guaranteed to surprise and delight anyone who enjoys classically based contemporary music. Buy tickets by calling 313-943-2354 ext. 1 or by visiting dearborntheater.com.

This gravity-defying show is full of aerial acrobats, contortionists, strong men and jugglers and is set to music by the DSO.

’80s music, retro clothing and more. Enjoy this decade in music and fashion at the Magic Bag during this 21-plus event.

This gravity-defying show is full of aerial acrobats, contortionists, strong men and jugglers and is set to music by the DSO.

Celebrate the joys of the season with Detroit’s own Karen Newman on Friday, December 7 at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center. You’ll hear many of the timeless holiday favorites, as well as some of Karen’s original songs. Karen will be accompanied by Henry Ford College’s Big Band. For tickets, call 313-943-2354 ext. 1.

Get into the spirit of the season with the Michigan Phil, which will be performing all your holiday favorites along with a beautiful Mozart horn concerto. Music from the movies, Broadway and from around the world bring audiences together as the orchestra performs in the quaint Penn Theatre in beautiful downtown Plymouth. This kick-off to the holiday season is not to be missed. 

Get into the spirit of the season with the all your holiday favorites by the Michigan Philharmonic and a beautiful Mozart horn concerto. Music from the movies and Broadway and from around the world bring audiences together as the orchestra performs in the quaint Penn Theater in beautiful downtown Plymouth. This kick-off to the holiday season is not to be missed!

Quoth the Raven, “play some more” of these huge sounding pieces written for small chamber ensembles, which feature an eclectic mixture of music from Mother Goose to Edgar Allen Poe. Performed in the beautiful chapel at St. John’s in Plymouth, this concert offers a variety of chamber music with a little twist as we welcome, Whitney George as composer and narrator of her very cool piece, “Quoth the Raven.”