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Callahan’s Music Hall Will Call it Quits in March

JD NashBy JD NashDecember 7, 2017Updated:April 10, 2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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Callahan's Music Hall logoCallahan’s Music Hall in Auburn Hills, Michigan has announced that it will be closing its doors in March, 2018. The club has hosted primarily blues and rock performances for more than a decade.

The announcement came on Tuesday, December 5th, via the club’s email newsletter, as well as a statement on the club’s Facebook page. “After 10+ years of presenting great ‘Live’ music we have decided to ‘wrap it up’ at the end of March 2018,” the statement reads. “We have made the decision to concentrate on our family, health, and other interests. We are incredibly thankful to all of the artists who have performed, our great staff, and especially all of the great music fans who have made it all possible.”

Callahan’s launched in 2007 as an intimate club/concert venue providing a stage for both local and national artists. Hosting over 1,500 shows to date, Callahan’s has also been home for the Detroit Blues Society’s annual Blues Challenge, whose winners advance to the IBC in Memphis.

Priding themselves on their casual environment, Callahan’s caters to the “not so hip” music lovers of the Detroit metro area. It also houses Callahan’s Bar & Grille, with the music hall only opening on performance nights.

“Our goal was to continue in the tradition of Detroit’s great clubs like Soup Kitchen, Sully’s, and Cisco’s,” says General Manager Michael Callahan. “Based on the incredible shows, feedback from artists, and the incredible support we have received we consider our goal accomplished. While change is coming the beat goes on! We have been talking with some of our friends and plan on wrapping the party up in style.”

Callahan’s first wave of final show announcements was published on their Facebook page and upcoming shows include:

Gary Hoey‘s “Ho Ho Hoey” Rockin’ Holiday Show – December 8th
Tab Benoit – December 11th & 12th
Toronzo Cannon – December 29th
Big Al Blues Band with Benny Reeves – December 31st
Damon Fowler – January 18th
Nick Moss feat. “Little Charlie” Baty – January 19th
Albert Castiglia – January 26th
Ben Miller Band – January 31st
Tinsley Ellis – February 1st
Commander Cody – February 2nd
Kofi Baker‘s Cream Experience – February 3rd
Lil’ Ed & the Blues Imperials – February 10th
Jim McCarty & Friends feat. Duke Robillard – February 17th
John Nemeth & the Blue Dreamers – February 23rd
Joanne Shaw Taylor – March 5th
Danielle Nicole – March 15th & 16th

More show announcements are forthcoming.

What are some of your favorite memories of Callahan’s? Let us know in the comments!

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JD Nash is the former host of Blues Influence on WREN radio and current editor-in-chief of American Blues Scene.

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