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NO FACADE: WHITE COAT EDITION Hosted by Deeper Waters
This month’s No Facade is more than just a night of great music, it’s a celebration of care, community, and compassion. Join us as we come together to honor one of our beloved hosts, Brandon, on his birthday weekend and to recognize the countless medical professionals who work tirelessly to keep us healthy and safe.
As many of us in the underground community know, music can be medicine, and this event pays tribute to those who dedicate their lives to healing others, both on and off the dance floor. Brandon, a physician assistant as well as a passionate part of our scene, represents the best of that balance: service, strength, and soul.
In that spirit, this White Coat Edition invites everyone to show love and appreciation for the people behind the scrubs, stethoscopes, and lab coats — the doctors, nurses, scientists, and caregivers who’ve faced unprecedented challenges over the past few years, and continue to rise to the occasion every day.
We're also excited to be able to host our new friends from down south in Toledo who welcomed us to play in their beautiful city recently. Their collective showcases the same values we hold dearly here in Detroit, a strong belief in the power of music and community, and we're thrilled to have these two veterans of the craft come through and lay it down!
Sounds by:
The Funky Monkyz (Toledo, OH)
Deeper Waters
Theme: White Coat Appreciation
Dress the part! Whether you rock a white lab coat, blazer, cardigan, or your own creative take, wear it as a symbol of unity, gratitude, and respect for those who help keep our communities strong.
Let’s come together — in rhythm and recognition — to celebrate healing energy in all its forms. Sound. Science. Soul. Let’s honor those who keep the beat of humanity alive.
Temple Bar – Detroit
$5 Cover | 21+
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Temple Bar Detroit, 2908 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48201-2636, United States
Concerts, fests, parties, meetups - all the happenings, one place.
