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Kip Moore Brings Southern Soul to a Sold-Out Saint Andrew’s Hall
By Josh Malone
Detroit, MI – November 1, 2025
Country-rock star Kip Moore delivered an unforgettable night, as The Solitary Tracks tour made a stop at Saint Andrew’s Hall on Saturday, performing to a sold-out crowd that packed the historic Detroit venue wall-to-wall. Known for his rugged authenticity and heartfelt storytelling, Moore proved once again why he’s one of the genre’s most compelling live performers. Leon Majcen provided opening support for the night.
Kip Moore (© Josh Malone for Breaking Scene Media)
From the moment he stepped on stage, the energy was electric. Moore opened with “High Hopes,” setting the tone for a night that blended gritty guitar riffs with introspective lyrics. Fans sang along word-for-word to hits like “Wild Ones,” “Beer Money,” and “The Crown,” turning the intimate hall into a singalong. Backed by his tight, road-tested band, Moore seamlessly moved between rock-driven anthems and stripped-down acoustic moments.
What stood out most was Moore’s connection with the crowd. Between songs, he cracked jokes about Detroit winters, reminisced about his early days on the road, and thanked fans for “keeping real music alive.” His blue-collar sincerity resonated deeply with the Motor City audience. Toward the end of the night, Moore played “Last Shot,” which drew loud cheers when the first chord hit.
Kip Moore’s show at Saint Andrew’s Hall wasn’t just another tour stop; it was a reminder that authentic songwriting, grit, and heart still hold power in live music.
The Solitary Tracks tour continues November 6, in Columbia, Missouri, for one of 15 remaining shows for the Fall tour.