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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
After getting absolutely annihilated in his previous start on Monday in Minnesota to the tune of 11 runs in just 1.2 innings, Garrett Crochet is set to retake the mound today and convince us all that everything will be fine as far as he and his health are concerned.
Unfortunately, he won’t just be battling the Tigers. Mother Nature is once again destined to play a roll in today’s match up, and here’s how the radar looks inside of an hour from first pitch:
The good news is the initial batch of heavier precipitation has moved out and east of Boston, but more unsettled weather still lurks to the west ahead of a slow moving front. That mess will push through eastern Massachusetts over the next several hours, filling in the current dry slot. While this incoming precipitation won’t be as heavy as what fell at times earlier today, it will come attached with colder and windier conditions, so a miserable weather game lies ahead (if they even try and play through it at all — The Yankees did not and waited around for three hours before starting their game against the Royals at 4:20pm). The other option will be to just wait until after sunset when it will be dryer, but still very cold and windy.
When they do get started, today’s lineup includes Roman Anthony leading off in leftfield, Andruw Monasterio at first base, and Jarren Duran, Masataka Yoshida, and Marcelo Mayer all starting on the bench with an opposing left-handed starter on the mound in Framber Valdez for Detroit.
OTM’s own pitching guru Jacob Roy will be around later to handle the postgame wrap and tell us if we should should be freaking out or breathing a sigh a relief when it comes to Crochet.
The Pistons have made recent moves to add more shooting, but still don’t have anyone quite as lethal as former Detroit guard Luke Kennard. On Saturday night, Kennard had a brilliant start to his postseason with 27 uber-efficient points for the Lakers in a win against the Rockets. His level of 3-point accuracy is something the Pistons have desperately been seeking all season long to bolster their offense.
Luke Kennard’s shooting makes him a dangerous playoff performer
Kennard was originally drafted to Detroit with the 17th pick of the 2017 Draft. The Pistons have plenty of draft regrets from that general era of team history, but picking Kennard has never been one of them. Despite any other weaknesses he may have, his strength as a shooter has always been enough to offset them.
In terms of pure 3-point percentage, Kennard is one of the best shooters in NBA history. He averages 44% behind the arc for his career, and shot a blistering 48% this season – the best mark in the league. Given his incredible track record, it’s not exactly a shocker to see him shoot 5-of-5 from three en route to 27 points in Game 1.
Not only is Kennard obviously an excellent standstill shooter, but he’s also a master of getting himself open with his movement. On Saturday night, he was able to play off LeBron James perfectly for a few easy looks. After that, he caught enough of a rhythm to create 3-point looks for himself, even in transition.
A player like Kennard is easily capable of turning an entire playoff game when he gets hot. In a close series, that one game where Kennard hits several threes can be all the difference his team needs to advance. If the Lakers do manage to win this series, even without Luka Doncic or Austin Reaves, Kennard’s shooting will be a major reason why.
The Pistons could use someone like Kennard
Kennard would be a perfect marginal addition for the Pistons that only makes them better without taking anything away from the team. To be fair, the Pistons do have two shooters who have been hot recently in Duncan Robinson and Kevin Huerter. But having more than one respected shooter on the court at a time is often necessary to maintain a solid offense in today’s NBA.
Given the Pistons’ current lack of shooting, any additional shooters are welcome. And Kennard is understandably one of the most feared shooters in the league, capable of bending defenses just by the threat of him taking a three. Rolling him out on the Pistons would surely open up more lanes for Detroit’s stars to attack the paint and score easier points.
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A Detroit woman was arrested in the aftermath of a hit-and-run collision and shooting on Interstate 94, Michigan State Police reported.
Emergency dispatchers were called shortly after midnight Saturday about the altercation. Troopers reported the caller said while they were driving eastbound on I-94, near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, a black Jeep sideswiped them and sped off.
The caller then decided to follow the Jeep.
In response, police said, the driver of the Jeep fired several gunshots in the caller’s direction.
None of the gunshots struck the vehicle.
Troopers were able to use license plate reader camera technology to locate the Jeep while it was on the Lodge Freeway, made a traffic stop. The driver and two passengers were taken into custody without incident.
The passengers were released shortly afterwards; troopers believe that the 19-year-old driver was the shooter. She has been lodged pending further review by the prosecutor’s office.
In addition, a firearm was recovered from the vehicle.
The above video originally aired on Aug. 19, 2025.
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