Detroit has always been a hot spot when it comes to electronic music, especially techno. Detroit techno is a type of techno music that generally includes the first techno productions by Detroit-based artists during the 1980s and early 1990s. With the increased interest and popularity of electronic music, over the years a lot of clubs and venues have opened and closed. In this article, we have listed the best concert and party venues in Detroit and Michigan.
Detroit Masonic Temple
The Detroit Masonic Temple is the world’s largest Masonic Temple. Located in the Cass Corridor of Detroit, Michigan, at 500 Temple Street. The building contains a variety of public spaces including three theaters, three ballrooms, and banquet halls. The main theatre has a maximum capacity of 4650 and it is equipped with first-class audiovisual gears and flexible staging, and seating.
The venue has a long list of hosting high-caliber artists; recently Porter Robinson performed his Nurture tour at the Masonic Temple and Illenium, John Legend, Lane 8 are all scheduled to play.
Leland City Club
One of the oldest clubs in the city, Leland City Club. Once a 4-star hotel and restaurant, the Detroit Leland Hotel opened in 1927. Back in the day, what is now City Club was the lush ballroom of the hotel. Many upscale and famous parties took place there. Mobsters and the uppercut of Detroit partied the night away in the hard wood floored ballroom. Full banquets, lounge singers, and casino nights were all part of this rich and lavish history. Luckily, now that the best online casinos Michigan are all digital, Leland City Club has returned to being one of the most important music hubs in the city.
The club has welcomed high-caliber DJs like Malaa and it’s ready to host A-Track this weekend.
ELEKTRICITY
Elektricity, a nightclub in Pontiac, Michigan, features star DJs spinning the best EDM two nights a week, promising a nightlife that rivals the “best aspects of Las Vegas and Miami.” Each night brings something new to the table, ensuring that you have a unique experience each time you visit.
The club has also an insane laser system for outstanding light effects.
TV Lounge
“When in Detroit, you have to pay a visit to TV Lounge. The best of House and Techno.” someone says talking about the club. It’s been referred to as Detroit’s “Cheers” on numerous occasions. Behind the bar and on the floor, the staff is known for their attentiveness, courtesy, and skill. With an average price of $6, the club offers a wide variety of mixed cocktails, beer, and wine. Depending on the night, the music ranges from Techno and House to Hip Hop and R&B. Weekends typically provide a bustling club atmosphere, whereas weeknights typically provide a more intimate setting.
