After nearly three months, live music has returned to Saint Andrew's Hall in Detroit.
The venue was shut down for repairs after a joint in the floor became loose during a March 8 concert by rapper Baby Keem, cutting the show short by 20 minutes. During its downtime, previously booked shows were relocated to other venues when possible.
Its owners publicized the completion of repairs and the reopening of the venue on Tuesday, following a sold-out yet low-key show by the singer Keshi on Monday.
"We thank fans for their patience and are excited to welcome all back to Saint Andrew's Hall + The Shelter beginning today!" the venue's owners wrote on Facebook.
Live music resumes Friday with a show by metal bands After The Burial and Thy Art Is Murder. The venue has a full schedule of booked entertainment available on the Saint Andrew's website, including shows at the 1,000 capacity Saint Andrew's Hall as well as the smaller 400-capacity attached venue, The Shelter.
Saint Andrew's Hall is also hosting a job fair from 1-6 p.m. on Thursday, June 9 for positions including security, guest services, and housekeeping. Applicants can email [email protected] for more information. The venue touted free concerts as a perk.
According to a May 26 Detroit News article, Detroit's Buildings, Safety, Engineering, and Environmental Department issued a permit to Saint Andrew's Hall on April 14 to make interior alterations to the structural floor reinforcements, a project estimated to cost $50,000 and to be completed within 60 days.
The venue passed a final inspection on May 26, according to the Detroit News.
A representative from operator Live Nation declined to comment.
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