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Pine Knob is back! I mean, it was always Pine Knob, right? Read on for five major moments in Pine Knob history!
5 Major Moments in Pine Knob History
Anne Erickson
May 15th, 2022
Pine Knob is back! I mean, it was always Pine Knob, right? Read on for five major moments in Pine Knob history!
Pine Knob had its grand opening on June 25, 1972, with a matinee performance by David Cassidy. When it opened, Pine Knob was the biggest amphitheater in the United States.
Pine Knob has a strict 11 p.m. noise curfew. It’s believed that there was a tiff between Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie on October 12, 2012, because Marilyn Manson took the stage late, forcing Rob Zombie to cut his set short.
Barenaked Ladies famously released their “Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan” DVD recorded at Pine Knob. At the show, Steven Page called the crowd “Pine Knobbers!”
Peter Frampton released a live CD and DVD, “Live in Detroit,” featuring a July 17, 1999 Pine Knob show.
Pine Knob’s address officially changed in June 2019 from 7774 Sashabaw Road to 33 Bob Seger Drive, in celebration of the 33 shows he has performed at the venue. His last show there was on June 21, 2019.