Question 1

Where is The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre located?

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The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre is located at 2600 Atwater Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207, along the Detroit River.

Question 2

Where can I find upcoming concerts and tickets?

Accepted Answer

You can browse the Detroit concert schedule on the site to see upcoming live music, jazz, R&B, and more. Ticket information is available for individual shows here.

Question 3

Where can I find parking and box-office information?

Accepted Answer

Visit the Box Office & Parking page before your event for the latest guest information. Event-day parking and arrival details may vary by show.

Question 4

What is the bag policy for fans attending events?

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Fans attending events at The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre are allowed to bring either a wristlet or one clear plastic or vinyl bag with maximum dimensions of 12"x6"x12". This policy is designed to enhance security and streamline entry while ensuring guests can comfortably carry essential items. All bags exceeding these size limits or that are not clear will not be permitted inside the venue. We recommend planning accordingly to comply with these guidelines and facilitate a smooth entry experience.

Question 5

Are VIP upgrades available for concerts?

Accepted Answer

Yes, select concerts may offer VIP lounge access and other premium upgrades. Availability can vary by event, so it’s best to review the details for the specific show you’re attending.

Question 6

Can I host a private event or rent the venue?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Visit Private Events for celebrations, weddings, galas, and gatherings. Visit our private events page for more information on booking.

Question 7

Is The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre hiring?

Accepted Answer

You can view available roles and apply through the careers page. College students can apply for summer internships on our internships page.

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