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Six workers were injured after Ed Sheeran's Ford Field concert in Detroit; during post-show load-out, an incident in the stadium's vehicle tunnel led to injuries with two in serious condition and four stable. All were transported to area hospitals. Ford Field says it is conducting a full review and cooperating with authorities; no life-threatening injuries reported.
MIOSHA opened an investigation into an Aug. 29 incident at Detroit's Ford Field after six workers were injured during load-out following Ed Sheeran's concert; two were in serious condition and four in stable condition, with Ford Field also reviewing the incident and cooperating with authorities.
Six workers were injured during the load-out after Ed Sheeran’s Ford Field concert when stage-dismantling equipment reportedly lost control near a vehicle tunnel; one worker was hospitalized with a chest injury, others treated with no life-threatening injuries. Ford Field is reviewing the incident with authorities and production partners, while Ed Sheeran’s Detroit engagement concluded Saturday night.
Six workers were hospitalized after an Ed Sheeran concert in Ford Field’s vehicle tunnel as crews were loading out. The Detroit Fire Department said six adults were taken to hospitals, with two in serious condition and four stable; none injuries were life-threatening. Ford Field is conducting a full review and cooperating with authorities and event partners as details about the cause are released.
Post Malone has announced a concert at Detroit's Ford Field on May 18, 2025, as part of his "Big Ass Stadium Tour," with Jelly Roll as the opening act. This marks Malone's first stadium tour, following the release of his sixth studio album, "F-1 Trillion." Tickets go on sale November 26, with pre-sales starting earlier for Citi cardholders and registered fans. The tour will visit 25 North American cities, beginning in Salt Lake City on April 29.
The Michigan Panthers are gearing up for their 2024 United Football League debut, expecting an "explosive" offense under new offensive coordinator Marcel Bellefeuille. With a 50-50 split between returning and new players on the roster, the team aims to attract fans by playing well and appealing to Michigan's football enthusiasts. Head coach Mike Nolan anticipates a competitive season and strong quarterback play, while the defense looks to build on their performance from last year. The Panthers will face the St. Louis Battlehawks in their season opener at Ford Field.
The Detroit Lions will reveal their new uniforms on April 18 at Ford Field, with season-ticket holders invited to a party for a $10 entry fee that includes food and drink.
The Detroit Lions will unveil their redesigned uniforms at an exclusive event for season-ticket holders at Ford Field on April 18, with fans having the opportunity to purchase the new jerseys after the reveal. The event will include a Q&A with team officials, and registration to attend will be open until April 12. The new uniforms, the first update in six years, are expected to honor the team's traditional colors with some modern updates and additional options for game-day attire.
Ford Field is preparing for a sold-out watch party for the Detroit Lions NFC Championship game against the 49ers, featuring giant TV screens, video boards, cryo, pyro, cheerleader performances, and more. While tickets are sold out, some are available on the secondary market, with the Lions advising caution when purchasing.
The Detroit Lions are hosting a watch party at Ford Field with plenty of food and drink options provided by Levy and other restaurant partners. The event will feature discounts during the "Power Hour" before the game, including specials on hotdogs, beer, and cocktails. Food highlights include the D-Town Coney Dog, Motor City Chili Cheese Fries, and the King of the North Burger, while restaurant partners such as Great Lakes Burger and Honcho's will also be offering their specialties. Featured cocktails like the Motown Mule and Controlled Fury will be available, and the craft beer of the game will be Golden Road Mango Cart.
Tickets for the Detroit Lions' NFC Championship watch party at Ford Field sold out in less than 12 hours after going on sale to season-ticket holders and within five hours of being available to the general public. The event, which will feature the game shown on all video boards and display screens at the stadium, is expected to draw over 20,000 fans. Tickets were priced at $20 for the public, and gates will open 90 minutes before the 6:30 p.m. kickoff, with various entertainment and discounted concessions available for attendees.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell provided injury updates and discussed the team's performance in the NFC Championship Game. He praised the atmosphere and crowd noise at Ford Field, expressed confidence in the team's built depth, and provided updates on guard Jonah Jackson's injury. Additionally, he highlighted the mental aspect of center Frank Ragnow's game and praised defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn's dedication and coaching abilities.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Rachaad White paid homage to Detroit by performing the Blade Dance, popularized by the late Detroit hip-hop icon Blade Icewood, after scoring a touchdown against the Detroit Lions. Despite not being from Detroit, White learned the move from his teammate Will Gholston, who is a native of Detroit. White clarified that his celebration was meant to show respect, not disrespect. He also acknowledged the challenging atmosphere at Ford Field and predicted a good, low-scoring game for the upcoming NFC Championship between the Lions and the San Francisco 49ers.
Unable to attend the NFC Championship game in California, Detroit Lions fans can watch the game at Ford Field on Sunday, with tickets going on sale Monday for $20. The event will feature game screenings, performances by the Detroit Lions Cheerleaders and Drumline, discounted concessions, and proceeds supporting the Detroit Lions Foundation for Youth & High School Sports.
Detroit Lions fans and medical experts are reacting to the record-breaking sound levels at Ford Field, with some expressing excitement and others raising concerns about potential hearing damage. Medical experts warn that sound levels exceeding 110 decibels, such as those experienced at football games, can cause immediate and lasting damage to hearing. They recommend wearing earplugs to lower the risk of harm, while fans like Joe Chesney are reveling in the energetic atmosphere and hoping for a successful playoff run for the Lions.