Greta Van Fleet to play Little Caesars Arena in band's biggest Michigan show yet
Greta Van Fleet is headed home with an exclamation mark.
The Frankenmuth-bred rock band will headline Little Caesars Arena on Sept. 8, the group’s biggest Michigan concert to date. It will be Greta Van Fleet’s first Detroit performance in nearly five years.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. April 21 via Ticketmaster. A presale for members of the Electric Tomb fan club will start at 10 a.m. April 19. Los Angeles band Surf Curse has been tapped to open the LCA show.
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GVF’s Starcatcher Tour is set to kick off July 24 at Bridgestone Arena in the quartet’s newly adopted homebase of Nashville and will wind across the U.S. before heading to Europe in November. Venues include New York’s Madison Square Garden (Sept. 12), L.A.’s Forum (Aug. 10) and London’s OVO Arena Wembley (Nov. 14).
The band’s 2023 schedule also includes May festival appearances in Atlanta and Memphis, ahead of the July 21 release of “Starcatcher,” Greta’s third album for Republic Records.
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The last Detroit show from Greta Van Fleet came at the Fox Theatre in December 2018 amid burgeoning buzz and the debut full-length “Anthem of the Peaceful Army,” recorded in Royal Oak. The band planned to make the LCA jump in 2020, but touring plans were derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
GVF launched its 2022 touring last spring with a planned five-show arena run across Michigan, though two of those dates were scrapped when brothers Josh and Jake Kiszka fell ill.
Greta Van Fleet, 2023 concert schedule
May 5-7: Atlanta — Shaky Knees Festival
May 5-7: Memphis — Beale Street Music Festival
July 24: Nashville — Bridgestone Arena
July 27: Fort Worth — Dickies Arena
July 28: Houston — Toyota Center
July 31: Denver — Ball Arena
Aug. 2: Salt Lake City — Vivint Arena
Aug. 4: Seattle — Climate Pledge Arena
Aug. 5: Portland, Oregon — Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Aug. 8: Oakland, California — Oakland Arena
Aug. 10: Los Angeles — The Kia Forum
Aug. 12: Las Vegas — T-Mobile Arena
Sept. 3: St. Paul — Xcel Energy Center
Sept. 6: Chicago — Allstate Arena
Sept. 8: Detroit — Little Caesars Arena
Sept. 11: Washington, D.C. — Capital One Arena
Sept. 12: New York — Madison Square Garden
Sept. 15: Boston — TD Garden
Sept. 16-17: Asbury Park, N.J. — Sea Hear Now Festival 2023
Sept. 19: Philadelphia — Wells Fargo Center
Sept. 22: Indianapolis — Gainbridge Fieldhouse
Sept. 23: Cleveland — Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
Nov. 6: Hamburg — Sporthalle
Nov. 8: Amsterdam — Ziggo Dome
Nov. 9: Paris — Accor Arena
Nov. 12: Brussels — Forest National
Nov. 14: London — OVO Arena Wembley
Nov. 16: Dublin — 3Arena
Nov. 19: Manchester — AO Arena
Nov. 20: Glasgow — OVO Hydro
Nov. 26: Copenhagen — Forum
Nov. 28: Munich — Zenith
Nov. 30: Bologna — Unipol Arena
Dec. 3: Barcelona — Sant Jordi Club
Dec. 4: Madrid — WiZink Center
Dec. 6: Lisbon — Campo Pequeno
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Greta Van Fleet to play LCA in Detroit as Starcatcher Tour announced
