Hailey Whitters at District 142 in Wyandotte, Michigan

Wyandotte, MI- (February 16, 2024)-  The hottest new concert venue in the Detroit area, District 142 in Wyandotte, Michigan, was ablaze with catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics as country sensation Hailey Whitters took the stage for a fun evening of country music. With her captivating “hometown girl”looks and undeniable talent, Whitters delivered on a performance that left her fans, both new an old singing along late into Saturday night.

With the lights dimmed,Hailey Whitters stepped onto the stage and was instantly greeted by an enthusiastic welcome from her fans.Dressed in classic country attire, her voice echoed with raw emotion, instantly captivating the growing crowd throughout the venue. Opening with her hit song “Tie’r Down,” Whitters wasted no time in showcasing her powerhouse vocals and infectious energy, also setting the early expectations for a Saturday night in sleepy suburb of the Motor City.

Throughout the evening, Whitters treated the audience to a dynamic setlist that spanned her impressive career. From the soulful ballad “Bad Love,” to the anthemic “Countryside Chick,” each cut cemented her versatility as an artist, showcasing her ability to effortlessly transition between upbeat anthems and heartfelt ballads. But that is only a small part of why her fans relate to her music as each song is delivered with heartfelt passion and authenticity, that resonates with her budding fanbase.

Highlights of the evening included Whitters’ heartfelt rendition of “Heartland,” a song that pays homage to her Midwestern roots along with a  mesmerizing cover of Tyler Childers’ “Feathered Indians,” which showcased her ability to breathe new life into beloved classics.Midway through the set, Whitters treated the audience to a surprise collaboration with show opener Meg McRee, adding an element of spontaneity to the performance. Their chemistry between the pair on stage was palpable, further enhancing the magic of the evening.

Whitters also delighted fans with a preview of some new music, performing the unreleased track “Wagon,” to rave reviews from crowd. The song, with its catchy hooks and infectious melody, left listeners eagerly anticipating what’s to come from the talented Nashville based singer-songwriter.

As the evening drew to a close, Whitters returned to the stage for an encore that left the audience cheering for more. Kicking things off with a song that as she said “Changed my life forever,” the upbeat radio favorite “Everything She Ain’t,” found her fans singing back at the stage with voices that permeated deep into the gallows of the near 100 year old building.

But the surprises didn’t stop there, as Whitters treated fans to a soulful cover of Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5,” showcasing her admiration for the country music icon. The evening culminated with a heartfelt performance of “Fillin’ My Cup,” a song that served as the perfect finale to an immensely fun and entertaining night of music from the rising Nashville star.

Hailey Whitters’ concert at District 142 in Wyandotte, MI, was nothing short of spectacular. With her powerhouse vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and infectious energy, Whitters captivated the audience from the moment she stepped onto the stage until she disappeared as the stage lights were brought up. From fan favorites to new releases and surprise covers, Whitters delivered a performance that left a lasting impression on all in attendance. As the crowd filed out of the venue, it was clear that Hailey Whitters had left her mark on fans eagerly. If you listened closely you could hear the sounds of fans, old and new, softly singing songs that they had just heard as they disappeared into the chilly night, dreaming of her next visit to the area.

Hailey Whitters

District 142