SRC Tickets

SRC, short for Scot Richard Case, is a foundational figure in Detroit's 1960s and early 1970s rock scene. Emerging from the vibrant Motor City music ecosystem, SRC became a staple by blending blues-tinged grooves with early hard rock energy. Though their signature track Black Sheep didn’t climb national charts, their album Milestones (1969) made a notable impact by charting on the Billboard 200. The band’s studio albums on Capitol Records—SRC (1968), Milestones (1969), and Traveler's Tale (1970)—highlight their evolving sound and instrumental prowess. SRC's legacy is honored by multiple Michigan rock institutions and revived interest from dedicated fans who continue to celebrate their discography. As of now, fans can expect to find historical insights, discography details, and occasional reunion notes from this Detroit legend.

We’ve got you covered for verified details, official references, and a clear sense of SRC’s place in Michigan’s rock story. If you’re looking to secure your seats for future events or reunions, we’ll share dependable updates as they unfold.

Biography, key releases, and the arc of SRC’s career are complemented by notable reunions in 2011 and 2012 at the Magic Bag in Ferndale, with ongoing involvement from Detroit’s music community including the Detroit Music Awards in 2017. Comprehensive discography resources are accessible via community-maintained outlets like srcwebsite.com, which hosts track lists, release data, and historical context for collectors and curious fans alike. While 2025 has no confirmed SRC tour dates publicly documented, the band’s enduring influence remains a touchstone for Detroit’s rock heritage. Follow SRC through official-leaning channels and legacy fan pages for future announcements.

Explore SRC’s journey—from studio albums to legendary status in Michigan’s rock pantheon—and stay connected to credible sources and fan communities that keep the memory and music alive.