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New hip-hop festival planned for Detroit’s Hart Plaza on Juneteenth

The “Hart of Detroit Summer Fest” is set to feature performances by rappers Icewear Vezzo, Payroll, Sada Baby, Pretty Brayah, and more

Netflix star Detroit Diamond to perform first-ever concert at El Club

The Motor City rapper finished in fourth place on season two of ‘Rhythm+ Flow’

Metro Detroit 2025 concert guide

Catch some live music this summer in the Motor City and beyond!
Skilla Baby is one of the many Detroit rappers tapped to perform at the Hart of Detroit Summer Fest.
The “Hart of Detroit Summer Fest” is set to feature performances by rappers Icewear Vezzo, Payroll, Sada Baby, Pretty Brayah, and more
By Kahn Santori Davison
Image: Big Sean and Detroit Symphony Orchestra to collaborate for hip-hop concert (2)
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Ackeem Salmon is a harpist, art director, educator, and interdisciplinary artist from Kingston, Jamaica. He’s now based in Detroit.
By Steve Neavling
Image: Netflix star Detroit Diamond to perform first-ever concert at El Club
By Kahn Santori Davison
Saturday, May 24.
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Image: Photos: Detroit Diaspora Day Festival 2025
By Kahn Santori Davison
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Image: Photos: Shakira at Little Caesars Arena
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Blackmoonchild.
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Metro Detroit 2025 concert guide

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