Gregory Porter Detroit Tickets - The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre

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Nephew Tommy

7 concerts

Nephew Tommy is the stage persona of American comedian and actor Thomas Miles, co-host of The Steve Harvey Morning Show. Known for his prank calls since joining in 2012, Miles has toured with the USO, hosted the Essence Music Festival, and founded the nonprofit Miles of Giving.

Doug E. Fresh

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Born in Barbados, Doug E. Fresh became known as the first human beatbox in rap and a major 1980s star. Alongside his Get Fresh Crew, he released the hip-hop classic The Show/La Di Da Di and his debut album Oh, My God!. He is celebrated for his precise vocal imitations of drum machines.

Marcus D. Wiley

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Marcus D. Wiley is a Houston-based comedian known for his clean, captivating, and faith-driven humor. A former Texas Southern University professor and author of "Hustle & Faith," he delivers laughter with a message, often focusing on marriage and relationships. His popular comedy specials include "Marriage Is Major Surgery" and "REHAB," executive produced by Ali Siddiq. Wiley also co-hosted the nationally syndicated Yolanda Adams Morning Show for a decade.

Tacarra Williams

10 concerts

Tacarra Williams, born in the Bronx, New York City, is a comedian, actress, and motivational speaker known as "The Beautiful Beast." Her bold, family-centered humor often explores single motherhood and dating. She was a runner-up on NBC's "Bring the Funny" and the first female host of Laugh Factory's Chocolate Sundaes. Williams appeared on Kevin Hart's "The Next Level" and co-hosted "So Dumb It's Criminal" with Snoop Dogg. She also hosts The CW's "Totally Funny Kids."

Chanté Moore

4 concerts

Sophisticated R&B vocalist Chanté Moore released her gold-certified debut album Precious in 1992. She has placed over a dozen songs on Billboard's R&B chart and earned a Grammy nomination for her feature on the Isley Brothers single Contagious.

Grandmaster's Furious Five

1 concert

An influential American hip-hop group formed in the South Bronx in the late 1970s, recognized as pioneers of turntablism, breakbeat DJing, and conscious lyricism.

Gregory Porter

30 concerts

Grammy-winning jazz, soul, and gospel vocalist Gregory Porter was born in Los Angeles and raised in Bakersfield, California. Known for his warm baritone, he released his Grammy-nominated debut album Water in 2010. He achieved major success with his 2013 Blue Note debut Liquid Spirit, which won a Grammy Award.

Julian Vaughn

Kansas City smooth jazz lead bassist Julian Vaughn blends smooth finesse and funk. Active since 2010, he’s released 8 albums and scored 8 Billboard #1 hits. His songs Afro Calypso and Afternoon Delight ranked on Billboard Songs of the Year in 2020.

Kierra Sheard

Grammy-winning gospel artist Kierra Sheard was born in Detroit in 1987 into a legendary musical family. Merging gospel with R&B and hip-hop, she debuted with the chart-topping 2004 album I Owe You. She has since released multiple number-one gospel albums, including Free, Graceland, and Kierra.

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The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre Amphitheater Capacity: 7,000

2600 Atwater St, Detroit, MI 48207, USA

thearetha.com

+1 313-393-0292

About The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre

The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre is a 7,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater located on the Detroit Riverfront, renowned for its distinctive tensile fabric roof and scenic waterfront setting. Originally Chene Park, it was renamed in 2019 to honor the legendary Detroit music icon. Attending a live event here offers a unique experience, with the stage facing the Detroit River, allowing boats to anchor behind for a truly unparalleled concert backdrop.

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