The venue, formerly known as Pine Knob, was sort of an adopted home for Money – he played there 38 times during his career. The performance was accompanied by a video screen photo of Money captioned 1949-2019.

“I’m sure you heard that Eddie Money passed away today,” Rock told the crowd. “And not only was Detroit like a second home, I’m sure many of you know that Pine Knob was absolutely his house. He opened this place every summer for decades. So we wanted to come sing one tonight and pay tribute to him. So rock on Eddie.” Rock finished the song asking the crowd to “put one hand in the air for Eddie Money. God bless you, Eddie. Rock on!”

In 2016, Money has talked with Billboard about his annual memorial day weekend concert at the venue. “That’s the most exciting show I do every year. It’s a real privilege and a real honor and it really puts a feather in my cap … The (DTE) show means a lot to me,” he said.

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The venue, formerly known as Pine Knob, was sort of an adopted home for Money – he played there 38 times during his career. The performance was accompanied by a video screen photo of Money captioned 1949-2019.

“I’m sure you heard that Eddie Money passed away today,” Rock told the crowd. “And not only was Detroit like a second home, I’m sure many of you know that Pine Knob was absolutely his house. He opened this place every summer for decades. So we wanted to come sing one tonight and pay tribute to him. So rock on Eddie.” Rock finished the song asking the crowd to “put one hand in the air for Eddie Money. God bless you, Eddie. Rock on!”

In 2016, Money has talked with Billboard about his annual memorial day weekend concert at the venue. “That’s the most exciting show I do every year. It’s a real privilege and a real honor and it really puts a feather in my cap … The (DTE) show means a lot to me,” he said.

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