The pop surrealist continues to chase his muses with his first local solo show in a decade.

A decade after “Big Little Lies,” Liane Moriarty reunites the moms for a new mystery that’s well worth the wait.

This song has truly been stuck in my head all damn day.

Art installations and music fill Detroit’s historic Elmwood Cemetery for a growing fall tradition.

This breezy, soulful single marks a new era for the singer-songwriter.

The collection of monologues and scenes from more than 30 Black women playwrights came to Detroit Public Theatre for a night

The anticipation was palpable for the DSO’s opening night gala and concert.

Stuart Braithwaite has said the Stooges reshaped his musical outlook as a kid, so recording with rock’s elder statesman must feel like a dream come true.

Forty artists reimagine tarot cards in the third edition of this Detroit art installation series, an eerie maze of creativity.

“The Stunt Driver” searches for the hero Canada needs now.

While de Groot’s banjo keeps “Nervion” grounded, Ruth adds an out-of-this-world scale and scope to the track.

In Detroit’s Little Village, a new landscape installation invites quiet reflection on the U.S.-Canada relationship — and the nature of borders themselves.

The exhibit is based on Lauren Hood’s “Black Thriving Index.”

Eastern Market After Dark draws nearly the whole city for art, music, and food.

Art Leaders Gallery reveals the serious art history behind the beloved children’s book author’s whimsical style.

Rockstars! They’re just like us!

Detroit artist Jessica Nabongo turns photographs from her travels to every country in the world into physical works of art.

Cosm Detroit brings Sphere-level tech to the Motor City — but does the novelty last?

At Ann Arbor’s Blue Llama Jazz Club, a young bandleader made the case that he’s already arrived.

Few acts in town add live instrumentation to electronic music as well as this duo.

Eccentric hair and fashion show delivers transcendent whimsy.

A new exhibit details Georgia O'Keeffe's architectural obsessions.

The group was absolutely locked in throughout their 75-minute performance.

A slow burn.

She is, by far, the most animated jazz singer I’ve seen in my decade-plus of attending and covering the largest free jazz festival in the world.

Sax appeal.

The murals at the former Busy Bee Hardware building have watched over Eastern Market for decades — now a $12.5 million redevelopment could wipe them out.

Anthology of Black Detroit writers tells stories of joy, self discovery, community, hardship, belonging, and grief.

At Detroit’s Container Globe theater, “macbitches” focuses on the female frenemy dynamics of five theater students.

Life can be so serious, but sometimes adults need to remember to stop to play.

It feels old and groovy, like it’s been hanging around the record crate for a while.

Two painters came up with a crafty solution for the falling tiles on Pewabic Pottery’s 1907 building.

A new Detroit Historical Museum exhibit follows women artists of the Arab diaspora through grief, exile, and quiet acts of hope.

A Fisher Theatre crowd got to hear inconceivable behind-the-scenes stories of the beloved film.

The bluegrass star brought two nights of music and mischief with his inaugural Ionia Freak Fair.

How a home kitchen experiment turned into Detroit’s best bagel pop-up.

It’s a cover so good, you simply don’t want it to end.

In her new memoir, the “Girls” creator reckons with the price of fame she chased at 23.

Located on the Avenue of Fashion, Lily’s & Elise boasts an extensive tea menu in an Instagram-worthy setting.

Big artists love to talk about Detroit like they know something about it.

Talent and passion carried this dance company’s annual concert — but pushing the envelope would carry it further

This sold-out tribute took a big swing at reinterpreting the iconic rock band’s catalog.

Mixing jazz and hip-hop, the pianist brought a quintessential concert to the Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre.

There were no casual listeners here.

The Be Well Agency’s “Subconscious” was dramatic, well-paced, and full of stunning yet wearable looks.

Michael Polakowski’s new exhibition wraps transformational dread in gorgeous, handmade frames.

Parked at Bumbo’s Bar in Hamtramck, chef Andrew Stevick serves rustic bites to a lively late-night crowd.

On its forthcoming album, the Detroit band imagines America as an aging hotel

Sometimes less is more.