Keshi is looking ahead with a microphone held to his mouth in his left hand. His right hand is tatted and pointing to his chest. He's wearing a black sheer longsleeve with two silver necklaces.
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On his Hell & Back Tour, singer-songwriter Keshi performed in Detroit Tuesday, March 21. James Ivy and Deb Never opened the concert, complementing Keshi’s alternative styles and sounds.

A man wearing a black shirt and jacket and blue jeans plays the guitar as he stands in front of a microphone.
A woman's back is turned as she hold the microphone with both hands to her mouth.

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Making his entrance with “GET IT,” the Houston-native riled up the audience with booming hip-hop beats, contrasting his more alternative lo-fi music style. Fans sang along to popular hits, including “beside you” and “2 soon.” Keshi’s signature smooth, falsetto vocals graced Fox Theatre with live renditions of his five-year discography.

A man with long, straight, black hair raises one arm up as he wears a tight black shirt and black leather jacket. Behind him, on stage, a man plays the guitar and another man plays the keyboard.
A man in a leather jacket and flowy pants crouches as he holds a microphone and sings on stage.
A man grabs the microphone in one hand and the microphone stand in the other as he leans back and sings. Behind him are red lights that light up the stage.
A man in a leather jacket and flowy pants stands behind a microphone and raises his arm to point to the right.
A man wearing a black long sleeve and silver necklaces reaches his right arm out in front of him partially blocking his face as he sings on stage.

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