DETROIT — Manchester Orchestra is bringing its debut album home to the Motor City tonight.

The Atlanta indie-rock band plays the Jack White Theatre at the Masonic Temple in Detroit on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m., as part of a short 20th anniversary tour celebrating its first album, I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child.

Frontman Andy Hull and guitarist Robert McDowell are performing as a duo on this run, playing the 2006 debut in full along with a set of the band’s greatest hits. Kevin Devine and Brother Bird open the show.

The Masonic Temple show is one of only a handful of dates on the anniversary tour, and the intimate Jack White Theatre — inside Detroit’s historic Masonic Temple at 500 Temple Street — is a far cry from the arenas the band has played in recent years.

For Toledo fans, it’s an easy hour up I-75 for a rare stripped-down set from a band that built its name on towering, full-band crescendos.

The tour also carries a somber note: the band’s longtime drummer, Tim Very, died in February 2026 at age 42.

Tickets are available through Ticketmaster and AXS. Doors and showtime details are listed on the venue pages — check before you drive up.

Manchester Orchestra performing live in 2017, via Wikimedia Commons.