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‘DWTS: Live!’ tour hits Fox Theatre Detroit this month, Grand Rapids in March; how to get tickets

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February 14, 2026

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‘DWTS: Live!’ tour hits Fox Theatre Detroit this month, Grand Rapids in March; how to get tickets

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The “Dancing with the Stars” touring show is scheduled to visit Detroit, Michigan on Tuesday, February 24.

The “Dancing with the Stars: Live!” season 34 cast tour is now underway. The nearly 90-show trek began January 22 in Akron, Ohio, and is still to hit Radio City Music Hall in New York; Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; Hippodrome Performing Arts Center in Baltimore as well as The Theater at MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland; and the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh before taking the stage at the Fox Theatre Detroit on February 24. The production will return to Michigan on Sunday, March 8 for a show at DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids, and is even set to circle back for a second date at the Fox later this spring (May 8).

‘Dancing with the Stars: Live!’ to visit Detroit & Grand Rapids in 2026, how to get tickets

Featured on the “Dancing with the Stars: Live!” lineup are co-hosts Danielle Fishel, Andy Richter, Elaine Hendrix, and Emma Slater, as well as special guest stars Alix Earle, Dylan Efron, Jordan Chiles, and season 34 title holder Robert Irwin. Pros performing throughout the tour include Val Chmerkovskiy, Britt Stewart, Alan Bersten, Brandon Armstrong, Jenna Johnson, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, Ezra Sosa, Hailey Bills, and latest Mirrorball winner Witney Carson.

How to get tickets:

Shop official tickets via Ticketmaster and dwtstour.com/dates. Fans can also browse available listings on secondary markets like SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and StubHub.

“Dancing with the Stars: Live! – 2026 Tour”

Sat, Feb 14 — New Jersey Performing Arts Center; Newark, NJ

Sun, Feb 15 — Radio City Music Hall; New York, NY **

Tue, Feb 17 — Wind Creek Event Center; Bethlehem, PA

Wed, Feb 18 — Wind Creek Event Center; Bethlehem, PA

Thu, Feb 19 — Hippodrome Performing Arts Center; Baltimore, MD

Fri, Feb 20 — The Theater at MGM National Harbor; Oxon Hill, MD

Sat, Feb 21 — The Theater at MGM National Harbor; Oxon Hill, MD

Sun, Feb 22 — Petersen Events Center; Pittsburgh, PA

Tue, Feb 24 — Fox Theatre Detroit; Detroit, MI

Wed, Feb 25 — Murat Theatre at Old National Centre; Indianapolis, IN

Thu, Feb 26 — Stephens Auditorium; Ames, IA

Fri, Feb 27 — Stifel Theatre; St. Louis, MO

Sat, Feb 28 — Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center; Cincinnati, OH

Sun, Mar 1 — Prairie Home Alliance Theater; Peoria, IL

Tue, Mar 3 — Miller High Life Theatre; Milwaukee, WI

Wed, Mar 4 — Armory; Minneapolis, MN

Thu, Mar 5 — Music Hall Kansas City; Kansas City, MO

Fri, Mar 6 — Rosemont Theatre; Rosemont, IL

Sat, Mar 7 — Rosemont Theatre; Rosemont, IL **

Sun, Mar 8 — DeVos Performance Hall; Grand Rapids, MI

Tue, Mar 10 — Value City Arena at Schottenstein Center; Columbus, OH

Wed, Mar 11 — Grand Ole Opry House; Nashville, TN

Thu, Mar 12 — Knoxville Civic Auditorium; Knoxville, TN

Fri, Mar 13 — Altria Theater; Richmond, VA

Sat, Mar 14 — Ovens Auditorium; Charlotte, NC **

Sun, Mar 15 — Durham Performing Arts Center; Durham, NC

Tue, Mar 17 — The Dome; Virginia Beach, VA

Wed, Mar 18 — Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts; Greensboro, NC

Thu, Mar 19 — North Charleston Performing Arts Center; North Charleston, SC

Fri, Mar 20 — Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium; Spartanburg, SC

Sat, Mar 21 — Mark C. Smith Concert Hall at the Von Braun Center; Huntsville, AL

Sun, Mar 22 — BJCC Concert Hall; Birmingham, AL

Tue, Mar 24 — Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts; Jacksonville, FL

Wed, Mar 25 — Peabody Auditorium; Daytona Beach, FL

Thu, Mar 26 — Addition Financial Arena; Orlando, FL

Fri, Mar 27 — Ruth Eckerd Hall; Clearwater, FL

Sat, Mar 28 — Ruth Eckerd Hall; Clearwater, FL

Sun, Mar 29 — Hard Rock Live; Hollywood, FL **

Tue, Mar 31 — Fox Theatre; Atlanta, GA

Wed, Apr 1 — Orpheum Theatre; Memphis, TN

Thu, Apr 2 — Simmons Bank Arena; North Little Rock, AR

Fri, Apr 3 — Beau Rivage Theatre; Biloxi, MS

Sat, Apr 4 — Beau Rivage Theatre; Biloxi, MS

Thu, Apr 9 — Smart Financial Centre; Sugar Land, TX

Fri, Apr 10 — Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory; Irving, TX

Sat, Apr 11 — Intrust Bank Arena; Wichita, KS

Sun, Apr 12 — Bellco Theatre at Colorado Convention Center; Denver, CO

Wed, Apr 15 — WaMu Theater; Seattle, WA

Thu, Apr 16 — Moda Center; Portland, OR

Fri, Apr 17 — Hult Center; Eugene, OR

Sat, Apr 18 — San Jose Civic; San Jose, CA **

Sun, Apr 19 — Grand Theatre at Grand Sierra Resort; Reno, NV

Tue, Apr 21 — SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center; Sacramento, CA

Wed, Apr 22 — San Diego Civic Theatre; San Diego, CA

Thu, Apr 23 — Segerstrom Center for the Arts; Costa Mesa, CA

Fri, Apr 24 — Fontainebleau Las Vegas; Las Vegas, NV

Sat, Apr 25 — Dolby Theatre; Hollywood, CA

Sun, Apr 26 — Dolby Theatre; Hollywood, CA

Wed, Apr 29 — Arizona Financial Theatre; Phoenix, AZ

Thu, Apr 30 — Arizona Financial Theatre; Phoenix, AZ

Sat, May 2 — Eccles Theater; Salt Lake City, UT **

Sun, May 3 — Eccles Theater; Salt Lake City, UT

Tue, May 5 — Orpheum Theater; Omaha, NE

Wed, May 6 — Stifel Theatre; St. Louis, MO

Thu, May 7 — Andrew J Brady ICON Music Center; Cincinnati, OH

Fri, May 8 — Fox Theatre Detroit; Detroit, MI

Sat, May 9 — OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino; Niagara Falls, ON

Sun, May 10 — Shea’s Buffalo Theatre; Buffalo, NY

Tue, May 12 — The Met Philadelphia; Philadelphia, PA

Wed, May 13 — Akron Civic Theatre; Akron, OH

** Multiple showtimes

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Hart of Detroit Summer fest set for Juneteenth with Kash Doll and more

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May 20, 2026

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Hart of Detroit Summer fest set for Juneteenth with Kash Doll and more

Some of the city’s top music stars will headline the new Hart of Detroit Summer Festival set for June 19 at Hart Plaza.

The riverside party is 12 hours of hip-hop music, DJs, gospel karaoke, food trucks and a chance to shop small businesses. Headliners include Detroit rappers Kash Doll, Babytron, Icewear Vezzo, Trick Trick, Bruiser Wolf, Babyfxce E, 1UpTee and more, plus New Jersey’s Fetty Wap and Atlanta’s Boldy James.

The concerts will start at 5 p.m. and span two stages.

“Expected to draw attendees from across the Midwest, the festival blends music, culture, entrepreneurship and community into one of Detroit’s defining summer experiences,” reads a press release announcing the event.

The festival runs from noon to midnight. General admission tickets start at $75.63 with VIP access ranging $139.49-$239.40.

Tickets and a full schedule can be found at 313summer.com.

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After back-to-back days of severe storms in Metro Detroit, cooler, calmer weather arrives mid-week

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20 hours ago

May 19, 2026

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After back-to-back days of severe storms in Metro Detroit, cooler, calmer weather arrives mid-week

4Warn Weather – After multiple rounds of severe weather to start the week, southeast Michigan is finally getting a break from the storms.

The break comes after powerful winds, hail, downed trees, and scattered power outages once again swept across the region Tuesday afternoon and evening.

The latest round developed in hot, humid air as temperatures surged into the mid- and upper-80s Tuesday, helping fuel another active severe weather day across Metro Detroit and much of Southeast Michigan.

While hail was reported, damaging straight-line winds were the primary threat as storms raced eastward.

The severe weather came just one day after violent storms on Monday afternoon and evening, leaving many residents already cleaning up debris and dealing with outages before Tuesday’s storms arrived.

Numerous storm reports were received on Tuesday across Southeast Michigan.

In Oakland County, several trees were snapped at Kensington Metropark near New Hudson around 2:30 p.m.

Additional reports described large trees and limbs blocking roads near White Lake and Keego Harbor, including damage to a camper from a falling limb.

Farther east, emergency managers reported trees and power lines down across portions of Macomb County, including near Washington Township and Stony Creek Metropark.

Wind gusts approached or exceeded severe limits in several areas. Detroit City Airport recorded a 54 mph gust, Monroe’s Custer Airport measured a 59 mph gust, and the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club along Lake St. Clair measured a powerful 76 mph marine thunderstorm wind gust shortly before 5 p.m.

Hail was also reported in Wayne County, including dime- to quarter-sized hail in Northwest Detroit.

Even late Tuesday night, drivers should remain alert for lingering hazards.

Some roads may still have ponding after downpours, especially in low-lying areas.

Utility crews also continue working to clear downed branches and restore power in spots hit by the strongest winds.

Drivers are urged to use caution overnight and avoid any downed power lines or barricaded streets.

The good news is that a dramatic pattern change is now underway.

After highs climbed well into the 80s on Tuesday, much cooler air is spilling into the Great Lakes behind a strong cold front.

High temperatures on Wednesday will struggle to reach the mid-60s across Metro Detroit, several degrees below the seasonal average of around 70 degrees for this time of year.

Wednesday

High temperatures Wednesday will struggle to reach the mid-60s across Metro Detroit, several degrees below the seasonal average of around 70 degrees for this time of year. (WDIV)

Wednesday will feel noticeably different from the summerlike heat earlier this week. North to northeast winds and cooler air off the lakes will keep conditions crisp through the day, with some communities near Lake Huron staying in the 50s.

For Tigers fans heading to Comerica Park on Wednesday evening as Detroit hosts the Cleveland Guardians for a 6:40 p.m. first pitch, weather conditions look much quieter.

Temperatures will likely fall through the upper 50s during the game with a light breeze and dry conditions.

Fans may want to bring a light jacket or hoodie after the sharp drop from Tuesday’s heat.

The cooler pattern continues through the rest of the work week with highs mainly in the 60s on Thursday and Friday.

Memorial Day Weekend

The forecast for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend remains a mixed bag.

Rain chances return Friday afternoon and continue at times Friday night into Saturday as another system moves into the Great Lakes.

A few showers could linger into parts of Sunday, meaning portions of the holiday weekend may be wet at times.

Despite the rain chances, temperatures will rebound into the 70s over the weekend with Memorial Day itself currently looking mainly dry and comfortable.

Monday is expected to feature partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 70s, which is favorable weather for parades, cookouts, and outdoor ceremonies.

After damaging winds and cleanup efforts across Southeast Michigan, many residents will likely welcome the cooler and quieter stretch ahead.

If you have storm or damage photos, share them with Local 4 at MIPics.

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Southfield police chase ends in fiery crash in Detroit

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1 day ago

May 19, 2026

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Southfield police chase ends in fiery crash in Detroit

Driver, passenger in car suffered minor injuries

DETROIT – A police chase that began in Southfield ended in a fiery crash in Detroit early Tuesday morning.

The chase began on May 19, just after 3 a.m., when Southfield police responded to a reported car theft in progress. When they arrived, they found three suspects who immediately left the scene — one running and two in a car driving away.

The suspect who ran off was arrested and released to a guardian, police said.

Police saw the car traveling south on the Lodge Freeway near Evergreen Road. Officers began chasing after the suspect, which continued into Detroit. The car was seen exiting the Lodge at Grand River Avenue before crashing on Southfield Service Drive.

Shortly after the crash, the car caught fire. Both people in the car were safely pulled out and were taken to a local hospital for minor injuries. They were later taken to the Southfield Detention Center.

Details on the suspects were not released.

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