Eminem to play free hometown show
Tickets for Detroit performance will be given away today (May 18)
Eminem is set to perform a free show in his hometown of Detroit tomorrow (May 19) - and is giving away the tickets for free.
The show is to celebrate the release of his brand new album ‘Relapse’, his first in four years, and tickets will be given away on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 5pm today (May 18) at Record Time, 27360 Gratiot Ave Roseville, MI.
Tickets are one per person and it is an all ages show. So far the concert location and time has not been revealed, but will be given to ticket holders at the Record Time location when they pick up the tickets. According to Eminem’s Myspace page, the show will take place "in the Detroit area".
Special guest at the concert will be DJ Jazzy Jeff.
--By our New York staff.
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The show is to celebrate the release of his brand new album ‘Relapse’, his first in four years, and tickets will be given away on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 5pm today (May 18) at Record Time, 27360 Gratiot Ave Roseville, MI.
Tickets are one per person and it is an all ages show. So far the concert location and time has not been revealed, but will be given to ticket holders at the Record Time location when they pick up the tickets. According to Eminem’s Myspace page, the show will take place "in the Detroit area".
Special guest at the concert will be DJ Jazzy Jeff.
--By our New York staff.
Find out more about NME.
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