30 concerts you won't want to miss this fall

Grouplove- Oct 29 @ ROMT
This LA-based indie-pop band just released their second full-length album and it’s just as fun and raw as their first. Grouplove is known for their dance-party shows so expect to sweat and move your feet.
Doors at 7 p.m.; 318 W 4th St., Royal Oak; Tickets at $30.
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Elle King- Oct 30 @ The Fillmore
Blonde-haired and gravel-voiced, Elle King won us all over as “America’s Sweetheart” wain she broke into mainstream radio in 2015, and once “Ex’s and Oh’s” was released as a single, there was no going back. The blues-y, rock ‘n roll rooted songstress was just at The Majestic Theatre back in January, where she totally killed it. If you missed her then, go see her now. Her loud, electric performance will make you feel really damn cool.
Doors at 6:30 p.m., 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit; Tickets range from $20-$45.
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Troye Sivan- Nov 7 @ The Fillmore
Pop music’s newest face has to be Troye Sivan. His style is very similar to Alessia Cara, fresh, forward thinking, and trendy as hell. Sivan has played in Detroit before, but this will be his biggest show to date at the Fillmore.
Doors at 6:30; 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit; Tickets range from $25-$40.
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The Avett Brothers- Nov 10 & 11- The Fillmore
The Avett Brothers are an indie-folk band that makes sweet, melodic music with just a little bit of twang. The group will be doing two shows at the Fillmore this fall so you’ll have two chances to see one of the best folk bands touring today.
Doors at 7:30 p.m.; 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit; Tickets range from $25-$75.
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Maxwell and Mary J Blige- Nov 18 @ The Palace
NO. MORE. DRAMA.
Maxwell and Mary J. Blige are teaming up for a tour and we can’t think of anything else that has ever been so perfect. It’s like PB&J, Salt and Pepper, Kim and Kanye.
Doors at 5:30 p.m.; 6 Championship Dr., Auburn Hills; Tickets are $179.50, $129.50, $129.50 and $49
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Flosstradamus- Nov 19 @ Masonic Temple
Yay, more loud, semi-obnoxious, yet slightly funky electronic music. We’ve heard that Flosstradamus show can get pretty wild, so hydrate and stay safe!
Doors at 8 p.m.; 500 Temple Ave., Detroit; Tickets are $35.
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Fitz & the Tantrums- Nov 19 @ The Fillmore
Fitz & the Tantrums may not be a household name, but the LA-based band is all over the radio with songs like “More Than Just A Dream,” “The Walker,” and their new one “HandClap.” The band has an awesome neo-soul vibe and their live shows are super energetic.
Doors at 7:30 p.m.; 2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit; Tickets range from $25-$50.
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Tory Lanez- Nov 25 @ Saint Andrews Hall
Newcomer Tory Lanez is exploding all over the charts with his hit “Luv” and it looks like he won’t be stopping anytime soon. We saw Lanez perform at this past year’s Lollapalooza in Chicago and his show was lit. Be ready to party if you want to see this new rap star.
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Stevie Nicks- Nov 27 @ The Palace
Grab your shawls and practice your twirling, everyone! Do we really even need to explain why you should be seeing this show? It’s Stevie Nicks. She’s a gypsy Queen who will forever be loved in our hearts. Oh, and the Pretenders are opening to make this show even more badass.
Doors at 5:30 p.m.; 6 Championship Dr., Auburn Hills; Tickets range from $49-$150.
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