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St. Andrew’s Hall
Courtesy photo
Resolution Ball at the Fillmore.
St. Andrew’s Hall is best known for showcasing groundbreaking musical acts and trendsetting artists. What began as a meeting club for St. Andrew’s Scottish Society of Detroit in 1908 has continued to be a meeting place for concert-goers and music lovers today. During the early '80s, you could experience artists such as Jane’s Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers in this 1,000-person capacity venue. Adele performed her first U.S. tour in this small hall, and John Mayer has also been known to jam on this stage. St. Andrew’s has set the bar as being an intimate and unforgettable music hall.
