Popular 70s MI Rock Band Coming To Marquis Theatre In Northville

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP, MI — A popular 1970s rock band is reuniting for a special concert in Northville Township next month.

Salem Witchcraft, one of the most popular Michigan rock-and-roll bands of the 1970s, will play the Marquis Theatre, located at 135 East Main Street in Northville, at 7 p.m. on Nov. 23.

Fans can expect to hear the songs they remember, along with some new original songs, which are all rendered in that incredible Salem Witchcraft sound. In addition, there will also be a special Christmas Carol Singalong to get a jump on the holiday season.

The special concert will raise funds and awareness for Lost Voices, a Plymouth non-profit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of at-risk youth through the power of music and storytelling.

Lost Voices' innovative approach has had a positive impact on the lives of more than 3,000 young people over the past eighteen years. It's founder, Mike Ball, was honored as a CNN Hero for this work.

"We are thrilled to partner with Salem Witchcraft for this event," Ball said. "Their music resonates with so many people, especially here in Southeast Michigan. That this concert will not only be a fantastic night of entertainment, but also a powerful opportunity to support our mission and the young people we serve."

Salem Witchcraft has shared the stage with dozens of legendary bands and performers including: Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, KISS, Mitch Ryder, Steppenwolf, Styx, Ted Nugent, Joe Cocker and Bob Seger, among others.

Tickets for the concert are available now and can be purchased online at Marquis Theatre’s website. Prices start at $20, with a $50 VIP package available for those who want an enhanced experience, including preferred seating, a signed poster and a meet-and-greet with the band.

You can buy tickets here.