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About Blondies - MI

Blondies - MI is a piece of Detroit’s live music history with two noted venues in the city’s past. While the Fort Street site is frequently cited in historical listings and lists notable acts from the late 1980s, the 7 Mile location operated in the early 1980s to mid-1990s. Today, fans and visitors can explore the legacy of Blondies as part of Detroit’s vibrant music scene, with nearby parking, transit options, and a selection of hotels and dining that help you make a full day of it in the city’s historic neighborhoods.

Note: Publicly published seating charts for these defunct venues aren’t available, but modern inventories may show interactive seating options when booking tickets. For planning, consider flexible seating information and secure your seats through trusted partners.

Getting to Blondies - MI is convenient from downtown Detroit with multiple parking options and transit routes. If you’re visiting Corktown or the Fort Street corridor, you’ll find nearby garages and lots plus bus service along Fort Street. After the show, extend your visit with a stay at nearby downtown hotels or a meal at recommended local restaurants. We’ve got you covered with trusted hotel and dining partners to help you secure comfortable options close to the venue’s historic footprint.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Two Blondies sites in Detroit history: Fort Street location (approx. 2281 Fort St, Detroit, MI 48216/48217) and a separate Blondies at 21139 W. 7 Mile Rd, Detroit, MI 48219; sources vary on exact street/zip.
  • Fort Street Blondies is listed as closed by Detroit venue guides; addressed at 2281 Fort St (often cited as 2281 W Fort St).
  • The 7 Mile location operated from 1982 to 1994 (Blondies on 7 Mile), per The Concert Database.
  • Notable 1988–1989 acts at Blondies Fort St included Exploited, Mentors, Agnostic Front, UK Subs, Social Distortion, GBH; 1989 shows included Pat Travers and GG Allin (per setlists/calendars).
  • Parking options near Fort Street venues include Bricktown Garage (419 E Fort St, ~630 spaces) and nearby surface lots; DDOT operates bus routes along Fort Street (e.g., 19 Fort).
  • Nearby hotels for visitors to Corktown/Fort Street include Trumbull & Porter, MGM Grand Detroit, Westin Book Cadillac Detroit, and related downtown properties.
  • Seating charts are not publicly published for these defunct venues; Box Office Ticket Sales lists Blondies - MI with an address and mentions interactive seating charts for its inventory.