Majestic Theatre

the venue was a moody but atmospheric place that had drinks with trendy groups for entertainment

They do not communicate. We didn't have an actual start time until a few days before. And the information in the email was incorrect/misleading. The opener for the concert either didn't show or was never booked. Nothing about this was clarified as we stood around waiting for 1.5hours with no one on stage. The lobby is way too small to handle as large of a crowd that the main room can. No room for the merch in the lobby, really. You have to squeeze past people to get to the coat check. Got what I payed for, I guess.

Fun venue! Historical building. I saw a concert here and it was very well organized. Standing room only. I liked that you could move around and decide where you wanted to be. There were a certain number of VIP tickets that allowed for chairs upstairs in the balcony. The bathroom was small and long lines. Women need more than two stalls. Fast and efficient security. Friendly bartenders. Everyone very nice and good atmosphere. I took the Q Line from downtown and it dropped me off at the Canfield stop right by the venue. It was nice that I didn't have to deal with parking.

Great venue with a cool atmosphere. The staff were very helpful and professional. Very good acoustics. The club has a mezzanine level with limited seats for an additional fee.

Absolutely love seeing shows at the Majestic. Great sound and good sightlines. Depending on the show the crowd can get a little rough. In 2019 the Majestic complex underwent a facade update The beautiful art deco stylized front has an updated marquee with some neon lights. Really the building is a gem and sight to take in while driving or walking on Woodward. Also it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. After concerts I always make time to head next door for a slice of za from Sgt Pepperoni.

One of my favorite venues in the city for a concert! There isn't a bad "seat." The stage is a great height so that most people should have a good view of the show. The only time it's a little rough is during a sold out show, but that is to be expected, especially if you're vertically challenged.

I went to this venue to attend a concert. There wasn't clear direction on where to go once inside. Fortunately when the concert ended I noticed the merchandise table before exiting the venue to make a purchase. The concert was very enjoyable and I would return to experience another show there.

After two decades in Detroit I went to my first show here this past weekend despite hearing not great things. The acoustics were pretty bad and the venue allows in more people than can comfortably stand inside. Most crowded venue I've been to. The drinks were severely marked up, a PBR that's 1.99 at a gas station is $11 and it gets worse from there. The icing on the cake was I'd been waiting a while to see this band and they didn't even set up merch because even though it was a sold out show the venue demands 20% of merch sales and they couldn't justify taking the hit. I'll not be back.

I saw Mayhem and Midnight with my boyfriend and his friends. Truly a memorable experience. I can't wait to come back and see Exodus in May!

The staff work very hard and are very nice. They went out of their way to help me find ear protection when I was getting overstimulated from the noise. I noticed one staff was very sweaty and tired so I brought her some napkins. 10 minutes later she offered to buy me a T-shirt from the band playing. What lovely people!Fantastic experience, 10/10.