Major Concerts Coming to Detroit This Week

Jack White, The Strokes, and more artists announce new shows going on sale

Apr. 15, 2026 at 8:09pm

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An abstract, minimalist illustration featuring stark black silhouettes of various musical instruments and stage elements against a striking red and white background, conveying the energy and variety of the upcoming Detroit concert lineup.Detroit's concert scene heats up with a diverse array of high-profile acts set to take the stage.Today in Detroit

The latest round of concert announcements for the Detroit metro area includes a diverse lineup of high-profile acts, with tickets for shows by Jack White, The Strokes, Sombr, and others going on sale this Friday, April 17th.

Why it matters

Detroit is a major music hub, with a thriving live entertainment scene that draws top artists from across genres. These new concert announcements highlight the city's continued appeal as a tour stop and its ability to attract in-demand performers, providing entertainment options for local music fans.

The details

The upcoming Detroit concert slate features a mix of rock, indie, and electronic acts. Highlights include a show by Detroit native Jack White, the return of acclaimed indie rockers The Strokes, and a performance by rising electronic artist Sombr. Tickets for these and other shows will be available to the general public this Friday.

  • Tickets for the new Detroit concerts go on sale this Friday, April 17, 2026.

The players

Jack White

A Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist who rose to fame as part of the rock duo The White Stripes.

The Strokes

An influential indie rock band known for hits like 'Last Nite' and 'Reptilia'.

Sombr

An up-and-coming electronic music artist known for their atmospheric, synth-driven sound.

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The takeaway

Detroit's concert calendar continues to offer a diverse array of high-profile acts, underscoring the city's status as a premier live music destination and its ability to attract top talent across genres.