The Family Arena has a CLEAR BAG POLICY. Clear bags must be 12in x 8in x 12in or smaller. Non-clear bags 10in x 8in x 10in or smaller also permitted. Exceptions are made for diaper or medical bags. Doors open 1 hour prior to event start time. Parking is $15/$30 VIP. Cash only upon arrival or pre-pay on Ticketmaster. Everyone 2 and up MUST have a ticket. Kids 1 year and under are free on an adult's lap. To request an interpreter for this show, please call 636-896-4234 before purchase. Requests must be placed at least 2 weeks (14 days) before the show date. Interpreters can be placed in front of section 122. NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR BEVERAGES PERMITTED. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.
GRAMMY® Award-winning duo Sugarland are bringing The Ride or Die Tour to The Family Arena, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Enjoy the Ride, the landmark album that cemented Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush as one of music's most beloved duos. Kicking off October 1 in St. Augustine, FL, the tour will travel across the country before wrapping November 21 in Dallas, TX. The dates will deliver a dynamic, high-energy live experience featuring the band's extensive catalog from the last 20+ years, from hit singles to fan favorites. "Enjoy the Ride was such a turning point album," said Nettles. "It literally catapulted us onto the ride of our lives with a carnival of hits and a life on The Road. We couldn't let its anniversary pass without marking it as something special with our fans, live and on tour!"
No Will Call
$10 per car unless otherwise noted. $20 for VIP
Our facilities are 100% ADA compliant. For ADA questions or ticketing please call 636-896-4234
Items NOT allowed: Weapons (including mace and pocket knives) balloons, airhorns, confetti Items Allowed: Clear bags 12"x12" or smaller, Any 5in x 7in or smaller bags are permitted. Exceptions are made for diapers or medical bags. Smoking is not permitted.
Children under 2 years of age who will be sitting on parent's lap do not require a ticket.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Nov 06, 2026
07:00 PM
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