These Were Michigan’s 7 Best Concerts in 2025

The biggest music superstars in the world skipped Michigan in 2025 — people like Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swift and Beyoncé. But that doesn't mean the Mitten didn't have some amazing shows this year.

Let's take a look back at the 7 top concerts in Michigan for 2025.

7. Barry Manilow

Granted, the smooth stylings of the legendary Barry Manilow aren't everyone's cup of tea, but there's no denying he's left an indelible mark on music.

Manilow played two nights of his farewell tour in Michigan in 2025 — Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on June 3, and Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids on June 4.

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6. The Luke Bryan Farm Tour

Luke Bryan brought his annual Farm Tour back to Michigan in 2025.

After originally being scheduled for Kubiak Farm in Fowlerville for the third time, it ended up at Van Gilder Farm several miles away on September 20.

5. Stevie Nicks

A fractured shoulder caused Stevie Nicks to postpone a Detroit show scheduled earlier in the year, but the legend was able to appear October 28 at Little Caesars Arena.

4. Eric Church

Eric Church played two shows in Michigan in 2025: one in Detroit on October 2, and another in Grand Rapids on October 10.

Both shows featured Church with his regular backup vocal partner Joanna Cotten, along with a choir and two bands. At one point, 25 people were performing on stage!

3. Willie Nelson's Outlaw Music Festival

At 92, Willie Nelson is still out on the tour circuit.

His Outlaw Music Festival played Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston on June 20, along with the iconic Bob Dylan.

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2. Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton brought his All-American Road Show to Grand Rapids for two nights, June 12 and 13.

What could possibly be better than that?

1. Post Malone & Jelly Roll

Detroit's Ford Field hosted both Post Malone and Jelly Roll on May 18.

Just when attendees thought the roar of the crowd couldn't get any more deafening, Eminem came out for a cameo.