PINE KNOB MUSIC THEATRE

CLARKSTON, MI - Its vintage name is back and so is the music. Concerts return this week to Pine Knob Music Theatre, the biggest amphitheater in all of Michigan, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer. Located at 33 Bob Seger Drive in Clarkston, Pine Knob held its first concert on June 25, 1972 with a performance by David Cassidy. This season, there’s no shortage of big artists. From Dave Matthews Band and Train to Backstreet Boys and Kid Rock, here are all of the scheduled concerts with links to purchase tickets.

Pine Knob Music Theatre is back! They made the name change just in time for a very important birthday.

Here’s a big music money saver for you. Live Nation and 313 Presents are offering fans the chance to purchase tickets to some of the biggest concerts of the year for just $25 each. We’re talking more than 70 concerts across five venues, including Little Caesars Arena and Pine Knob Music Theatre. RELATED: Detroit has a new Rock and Roll Hall of Famer in EminemBilled as “Concert Week,” the ticket deal includes taxes and fees and just went live at 10:00 a.m. Tickets can be purchased through LiveNation and via 313Presents.

Live Nation and 313 Presents have announced concert week will return on May 4 at 10 a.m.

Live Nation and 313 Presents announced the return of Concert Week

Live Nation and 313 Presents have announced concert week will return on May 4 at 10 a.m.

Expect lots of angsty rockers with dreads in Hot Topic gear

CLARKSTON, MI - They’ve won 13 Grammy Awards and sold more than 30 million albums. The Chicks are going on tour in 2022 with one stop in Michigan at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Wednesday, June 22. Opening for them will be Grammy winner Patty Griffin. Tickets (starting at $40 on the lawn) go on sale on Friday, March 4 at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster, through StubHub and via SeatGeek. The Chicks have also tamed up with the environmental nonprofit, REVERB.org.

The lineup has been announced for the 39th annual 99.5 WYCD Hoedown. The event will feature multiple musicians on two stages headlined by Brooks & Dunn. The Hoedown will be at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Saturday, June 25. RELATED: All of Pine Knob’s 2022 scheduled concerts for its 50th anniversary season“Last year we fired up the buses and ‘let it roll’ again,” said Kix Brooks. “Don’t be concerned about the mess left afterwards, y’all just enjoy yourselves and we’ll worry about that later.”Brooks & Dunn have amassed 20 No.

CLARKSTON, MI - Fans of Dave Matthews Band have just one chance to see the popular band in Michigan in 2022. Tickets just went on sale at 10 a.m. today for their concert at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Tuesday, June 21. Here’s how to get them:SeatGeek tickets hereStubHub ticketsTicketmasterIn addition to this huge summer tour, Dave Matthews Band plans to plant one million trees this year on top of already helping planting more than two million of them through the band’s partnership with the Nature Conservancy. Concertgoers have the option to add a $2 donation per concert ticket to help the Nature Conservancy’s Plant a Billion Trees campaign. RELATED: All of Pine Knob’s 2022 scheduled concerts for its 50th anniversary seasonDMB 2022 Summer Tour:

Train has just announced a 2022 tour and they’re bringing Jewel and Blues Traveler with them. The “AM Gold Tour” will be at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Tuesday, July 12. RELATED: All of Pine Knob’s 2022 scheduled concerts for its 50th anniversary season“2022 is the year of the Tiger. ”The 2022 Summer AM Gold tour will be all those things and more, as we are joined by our dear friends Jewel and Blues Traveler! Train - “AM Gold Tour:”

CLARKSTON, MI - Dave Matthews Band just announced a huge 2022 North American summer tour with one stop in Michigan at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Tuesday, June 21. The tour kicks off on May 11 in Austin, TX and wraps up in September at the Hollywood Bowl. In addition to this huge summer tour, Dave Matthews Band plans to plant one million trees this year on top of already helping planting more than two million of them through the band’s partnership with the Nature Conservancy. Concertgoers have the option to add a $2 donation per concert ticket to help the Nature Conservancy’s Plant a Billion Trees campaign. RELATED: All of Pine Knob’s 2022 scheduled concerts for its 50th anniversary seasonDMB 2022 Summer Tour:

Kid Rock says this could be the last big concert tour of his career. Tickets are now on sale for his 2022 “Bad Reputation Tour,” which will take the Romeo, Michigan native to 24 cities, kicking off on April 6 in Evansville, Indiana before wrapping up at Pine Knob in September. HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS:Saturday, April 16 in Grand Rapids, Michigan with Grand Funk Railroad. Friday, September 16 at Pine Knob in Clarkston, MichiganSaturday, September 17 at Pine KnobAll other dates via SeatGeek, through Stubhub or at TicketmasterRock said he will not perform at any venues with COVID-19 protocols in place. “You’re going to be getting your money back because I won’t be showing up, either.

Could Kid Rock’s big 2022 “Bad Reputation Tour” be his last hurrah? RELATED: All of Pine Knob’s 2022 scheduled concerts for its 50th anniversary seasonRock will visit 24 cities on this tour with more dates possibly to come. He says this could very well be his last big tour ever. I want to be at my peak for this tour.”Rock went on to say he may continue to perform concerts in the future, but may not go on a big tour like this again. “I really don’t know for the unforeseen future if we’ll do a big tour again.

GRAND RAPIDS AND CLARKSTON, MI - Kid Rock is returning home to Michigan for three concerts on his just announced 2022 tour. The rocker from Romeo in Metro Detroit will be in Grand Rapids and Clarkston for three shows. Grand Funk Railroad will open for him along with Trey Lewis. Rock will also be at Pine Knob Music Theatre on Friday, September 16 and on Saturday, September 17. Rock holds the record for most concerts in a single season at the Detroit area outdoor music venue.

Pine Knob Music Theatre turned into DTE Energy Music Theater 20 years ago, but as the concert venue gets set to celebrate its 50th anniversary this summer -- it’s going back to its roots.