Northville Township Set to Host Reunion Concert of Epic 1970s Rock Band

Northville Township, MI — Mark your calendars for a night filled with classic rock vibes! The beloved 1970s rock band Salem Witchcraft is reuniting for a special concert next month. Fans can catch the band as they take the stage at the Marquis Theatre on November 23, starting at 7 p.m.

Salem Witchcraft sound. To celebrate the upcoming holiday season, the night will also feature a delightful Christmas Carol Singalong, inviting everyone to join in on the festive spirit.

This special concert aims to raise funds and awareness for Lost Voices, a non-profit organization based in Plymouth that works tirelessly to change the lives of at-risk youth through music and storytelling. Founded by Mike Ball, who was recognized as a CNN Hero for his impactful work, Lost Voices has positively influenced over 3,000 young lives over the past eighteen years.

“We are thrilled to partner with Salem Witchcraft for this event,” said Ball. “Their music resonates with so many people, especially here in Southeast Michigan. This concert will be an amazing night of entertainment and a great opportunity to support our mission and the young people we serve.”

Throughout their career, Salem Witchcraft has shared the stage with legendary acts such as Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, KISS, and many more, solidifying their status in rock history.

Tickets for the concert are already up for grabs and can be easily bought online through the Marquis Theatre’s website. Prices start at just $20, and for those looking for a little extra, a $50 VIP package is available, offering preferred seating, a signed poster, and a meet-and-greet with the band.

This is not just a concert; it’s a memorable night that blends nostalgia with a worthy cause! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the return of Salem Witchcraft while supporting the inspiring work of Lost Voices.