Video: Demo crews raze Eastown Theatre’s legendary stage
A demolition crew toppled the stage and interior of the once-elegant Eastown Theatre on Detroit’s east side on Tuesday, bringing down power lines with it.
Photos: Demolition begins on legendary, crumbling Eastown Theatre
A large claw poked through the stage of the once-celebrated theater on Detroit’s east side today.
City of Detroit to demolish once-venerable Eastown Theatre as early as today
The Eastown Theatre was one of Detroit’s most elegant movie palaces and later a premier rock venue during the psychedelic era.
Photos: Record crowd turns out for Dally in the Alley in Cass Corridor
Thousands of people turned out for 38th annual Dally in the Alley on Saturday.
‘Another F—ing Bar,’ former punk hangout is demolished in Red Wings district
During its last incarnation, the bar sold beer from urinals, and food came in a dog bowl.
Yea, HopCat lacks diversity, but still serves up great beer, music
The new bar and restaurant has become a catalyst for discussions about gentrification as more businesses crop up in Midtown.
Band interview: The Vonneguts open up about success, future, Detroit music
With a unique and timeless rock n’ roll sound, The Vonneguts have established a name in the city’s independent music landscape in the past few years.
Secret Friends Festival at the Loving Touch in Ferndale draws impressive acts
The Loving Touch has an enticingly comfortable atmosphere with bad acoustics.
Magic Stick pulls plug on rock shows to become dance club
The Magic Stick was a mainstay for indie rockers and helped propel The White Stripes to stardom.
Street musician: Security at Detroit Opera House pepper-sprayed me
Frank McCullers has been playing trumpet on the sidewalk outside of the Detroit Opera House for a decade, becoming a fixture on Broadway Street.