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Get Your Filter Tickets in Auburn Hills: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Filter Auburn Hills fans, you're out of luck. The Filter Auburn Hills show has already taken place. Check out other events below at The Machine Shop Concert Lounge. Get ready for an unforgettable night with Filter in Wyandotte . This band has always been about pushing boundaries, blending gritty alternative rock with electronic vibes that somehow just work. Their latest album The Sun Comes Out Tonight, produced by Bob Marlette who’s worked with legends like Black Sabbath and Shinedown, shows they’re not afraid to experiment, think remixes and a deep dive into electronic culture. Watching them perform live is something else entirely. District 142 will be transformed with eye-catching stage setups that make the music feel even more immersive. Expect a wild mix of raw energy and surreal visuals, especially during hits like 'Take a Picture,' which features Richard Patrick in dreamy, almost otherworldly scenes. Plus, the band’s collection of vintage guitars and digital NFTs adds a cool, modern twist to their legendary sound. If you’re into tight performances, memorable moments, and just losing yourself in a sea of fellow fans, this is the concert to mark on your calendar. Trust me, you’ll walk away with a new appreciation for what live music can be, raw, real, and totally electrifying. So grab your tickets now and be part of something special that you’ll be talking about long after the lights go out.

Filter Concert Live at The Machine Shop Concert Lounge | Auburn Hills

Filter Wyandotte’s District 142 is more than just a concert venue; it’s where the city’s heartbeat really comes alive. Fans love to stick around after shows for meet and greets with their favorite performers, creating those moments you just can’t forget. Since 2016, District 142 has been serving up a pretty solid lineup of local craft beers, supporting regional breweries and giving the whole experience a real community vibe. Back in december 2012, the venue kicked off its first winter festival, drawing families from all over the neighborhood for a cozy, festive day, a tradition that’s still going strong. If you’re into sports or big-screen viewing, the venue’s been rocking a giant display since 2015, making every game feel like a personal event. The third row seats are often the sweet spot, offering clear sightlines and crisp sound, which is honestly a game-changer. On warm days, the Grass Area is perfect for kicking back outside and soaking in the atmosphere. Getting there’s a breeze too, just turn left at the second traffic light from downtown, and you’ll spot Zone 142 on your left, with banners along the street giving you a heads-up. If you’re around for a concert or event, keep an eye out for all the buzz around Filter Wyandotte and the lively energy that makes District 142 such a local treasure.