Detroit Symphony Reports Increased Ticket Sales
In another sign that the city is on the rebound, Detroit Symphony booked positive numbers in increased revenue and attendance.
In another sign that the city is on the rebound, Detroit Symphony booked positive numbers in increased revenue and attendance. Single ticket sales for classical concerts rose by 10 percent; overall, classical attendance rose by 2 percent. Revenue for classical events increased by 7.57 percent.
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