Michigan is coming home — and so is Michigander.

This Friday, November 13, 2026, at 7:00 PM, Michigan native Jason Singer brings his solo project Michigander back to Detroit for a homecoming show at Saint Andrew’s Hall, with special guest Wildermiss opening the night.

Three days out, this is the kind of show that feels made for Michigan: a hometown crowd, a beloved Detroit room, and a set built around songs fans already know by heart.

A Michigan story, from Kalamazoo to Detroit

Michigander is the solo project of Michigan native Jason Singer, created in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 2014. Singer, a Midland native and self-taught multi-instrumentalist, has built Michigander from a Michigan bedroom project into a nationally touring indie-rock act — without losing the homegrown heart at the center of it.

That journey makes Friday’s Detroit date more than just another tour stop. It’s a homecoming.

New music, familiar favorites

Expect to hear songs from his latest album, “Over Before You Know It,” released July 31, 2026. The tour follows his self-titled debut album, released in February 2025, and the anthemic “Over Before You Know It” (2026).

Fans should also listen for likely setlist favorites including “Nineties,” “Giving Up,” “Misery,” and “Freaking Out.”

Win your way in

Here’s the best part for last-minute planners: 100.7 Ferndale Radio is running a ticket giveaway for a pair of tickets to the show. The giveaway was published Nov. 2, 2026 — so enter now, before Friday’s show.

Show details

• Who: Michigander, with special guest Wildermiss
• When: Friday, November 13, 2026, at 7:00 PM
• Where: Saint Andrew’s Hall, 431 E Congress St, Detroit, MI 48226
• Ages: 18 and over
• Tickets: From about $34 general admission

Tickets are available via SeatGeek, and also on sale at Ticketmaster and the venue box office.

Friday night in Detroit, in a room like Saint Andrew’s Hall, with a Michigan artist playing for a Michigan crowd — that’s a homecoming worth showing up for. Grab your tickets, enter the giveaway, and get there early for Wildermiss.

Photo: Paul2520 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0) — Michigander performing live in 2023.