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Joe Louis Arena

Coordinates:42°19′31″N83°3′5″W / 42.32528°N 83.05139°W /42.32528; -83.05139
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Former arena in Detroit, Michigan, U.S.

Joe Louis Arena
The Joe[1]
Entrance of Joe Louis Arena in December 2015
Map
Address19Steve Yzerman Drive[2]
LocationDetroit,Michigan[2]
Coordinates42°19′31″N83°3′5″W / 42.32528°N 83.05139°W /42.32528; -83.05139
OwnerCity of Detroit[8]
OperatorOlympia Entertainment[9]
CapacityIce hockey:
19,275 (1979–1989)
19,875 (1989–1996)
19,983 (1996–2000)
19,995 (2000–2001)
20,058 (2001–2003)
20,066 (2003–2014)
20,027 (2014–2017)[11][12][13]
Basketball: 20,153[1]
Concerts: 21,666[1]
Construction
Broke groundMay 16, 1977[3][4]
OpenedDecember 12, 1979[1][4][5]
ClosedJuly 29, 2017[6][7]
Demolished2019–2020
Construction costUS$57 million[4]
($247 million in 2024 dollars[10])
ArchitectSmithGroupJJR[4]
General contractorBarton Malow[1]
Tenants
Detroit Red Wings (NHL) (1979–2017)
Detroit Pistons (NBA) (1985)
Detroit Drive (AFL) (1988–1993)
Detroit Turbos (MILL) (1989–1994)
Detroit Compuware Ambassadors (OHL) (1991–92)
Detroit Junior Red Wings (OHL) (1992–1995)
Detroit Rockers (NPSL) (1996–2000)
Inside Joe Louis Arena in December 2005.
The retired numbers of former Detroit Red Wings players displayed at Joe Louis Arena.
Panorama of Joe Louis Arena in April 2008.
The Detroit Shock practice at Joe Louis Arena before Game 5 of the 2006 WNBA Finals.

Joe Louis Arena was anarena inDowntown Detroit. Completed in 1979 at a cost of US$57 million as a replacement forOlympia Stadium, it sat adjacent toCobo Center on the bank of theDetroit River and was accessible by theJoe Louis Arena station on theDetroit People Mover. The venue was named after former heavyweight championboxerJoe Louis, who grew up in Detroit.[1]

It was the home of theDetroit Red Wings of theNational Hockey League and the second oldest NHL venue afterMadison Square Garden until the start of the2017–18 NHL season.[14][15] Joe Louis Arena was owned by the city of Detroit, and operated byOlympia Entertainment, a subsidiary of team ownerIlitch Holdings.[8][9]

In April 2017, the Red Wings hosted their final game at Joe Louis Arena; the venue was succeeded byLittle Caesars Arena. The arena closed in July 2017. Demolition started in early 2019 and was completed by mid-2020.[6][7][16][17] A 25-story residential tower called the Residences at Water Square opened at the site in February 2024.[18]

History

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The Red Wings had been playing atOlympia Stadium since 1927. However, by the late 1970s, the neighborhood around the Olympia had gradually deteriorated, especially after the1967 Detroit riot.[4][19] In 1977, the Red Wings announced that they would be moving to a proposed arena in suburbanPontiac.[20] However, the city of Detroit countered with a proposal for a new riverfront arena in which they would charge the Red Wings much lower rent than what Pontiac was offering. The package also gave the team operational control of the arena, nearbyCobo Arena and parking lots. The Red Wings ultimately decided to stay in Detroit proper.[21][22]

The arena hosted its first event on December 12, 1979: a college basketball game between theUniversity of Michigan and theUniversity of Detroit.[5] The Red Wings played their first game at Joe Louis Arena on December 27, 1979, hosting theSt. Louis Blues. The game ended in a 3–2 loss for the Red Wings.[23] The Red Wings' first win at the arena came on December 30, 1979, where they defeated theNew York Islanders 4–2.[24] Later that season, it hosted the 32ndNHL All-Star Game on February 5, 1980, which was played before a then-NHL record crowd of 21,002.[25] Joe Louis Arena was the site of the1987 NHL Entry Draft, which marked the first NHL Entry Draft to be held in the United States.[15] In 1980, the arena hosted theRepublican National Convention that nominatedRonald Reagan as the Republican candidate forPresident of the United States.[26]

The electronic scoreboard at Joe Louis Arena, during a game between the Detroit Red Wings and theLos Angeles Kings on March 9, 2007

In 1990, color matrix boards were installed on the scoreboard; these were replaced by four SonyJumboTron video walls three years later, when the matrix boards were placed in the corners of the fascia. In 2006, LED video screens replaced the JumboTrons. The screens debuted November 22, 2006, when the Red Wings played theVancouver Canucks. That same day, the arena's West Entrance was named the "Gordie Howe Entrance" in honor of the legendary Red Wing player, and a bronze statue of Howe was placed inside the entrance. Joe Louis Arena housed 86 premium suites.[27] In 2008, the arena introduced the Comerica Bank Legend's Club, a 181-person private seating location in the arena's southeast corner.[14]

Replacement and demolition

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Main article:Little Caesars Arena

On July 20, 2014, following the July 2013 approval of a $650 million project to build a new sports and entertainment district in Downtown Detroit,[28][29] Christopher Ilitch unveiled designs fora new arena nearComerica Park andFord Field which was completed in 2017 and succeeded Joe Louis Arena as the home of the Red Wings.[30] On October 16, 2014, lawyers involved in the ongoingDetroit bankruptcy case disclosedin court that after demolition, which will be paid for by the city and state, the land on which the arena stands, along with an adjacent parking lot, will be transferred to theFinancial Guaranty Insurance Company (FGIC), a bond insurer with a $1 billion claim against the city.[31]

The Red Wings' final game at Joe Louis Arena was played on April 9, 2017, against theNew Jersey Devils. The final game at the arena also served as then Red Wings' captainHenrik Zetterberg's1,000th game. The Red Wings won 4–1, the final goal in the arena's history coming from Red Wings forwardRiley Sheahan. It was the second of two he scored, which were also the only goals he scored at all during the 2016–17 season.[32][33] The last ticketed event held was aWWELive event, held on July 29, 2017.[6][7] Demolition of the interior of the arena started in early 2019, while demolition on the exterior commenced in June 2019.[34][35] Due to the arena's proximity to Cobo Center, nowHuntington Place, it was dismantled traditionally rather thanimploded.[36][37]

Other tenants and events

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Wikimedia Commons has media related toJoe Louis Arena.

In 1995, theDetroit Junior Red Wings won theOntario Hockey League'sJ. Ross Robertson Cup, defeating theGuelph Storm.[38]

Joe Louis Arena hosted college hockey events as part ofCollege Hockey at The Joe, theGreat Lakes Invitational, and theBig Ten Conference hockey tournament in 2015 and 2017.[39]

TheDetroit Pistons used the arena for Game 5 oftheir 1984 playoff series against theNew York Knicks when thePontiac Silverdome was unavailable due to a scheduling conflict.[5][40] In the game, Pistons starIsiah Thomas scored 16 points in the final 1:34 of regulation to send the game into overtime before the Pistons lost.[5][40] The Pistons were forced to return to Joe Louis Arena for 15 games during the 1984–85 season, after the roof of the Silverdome collapsed during a snowstorm.[5]

The Red Wings hosted theStanley Cup Finals at the arena six times (1995, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2008, and 2009). Two of their four Stanley Cup championships were clinched at Joe Louis Arena in 1997 and 2002.[1][15][41] ThePittsburgh Penguins were the only visiting team to win the Stanley Cup at the Joe, taking home the trophy in 2009. It was also the only Game 7 of the Cup Finals played at the arena.[42]

Joe Louis Arena was the site of the decisive Game 5 of the2006 WNBA Finals between theSacramento Monarchs andDetroit Shock on September 9, due toThe Palace of Auburn Hills, the Shock's usual home arena, being used for aMariah Carey concert on the same day. The Shock won the game 80–75 to clinch the championship.[5][43]

FormerArena Football League team theDetroit Drive also had success during their time at the arena, playing in six consecutive ArenaBowls from 1988 to 1993 and winning four of them. Four of the games (ArenaBowl III,ArenaBowl IV,ArenaBowl V andArenaBowl VII) were played at Joe Louis Arena.[43][44]

WWE hosted numerous shows at the arena, including theSurvivor Series pay-per-view in1991,1999 and2005.[45]

Joe Louis Arena hosted the1994 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, best known for thepre-competition attack onNancy Kerrigan by associates ofTonya Harding.[46] In addition, Joe Louis Arena was the site of the2013 edition of theSkate America figure skating competition.[47]

On May 7, 2015, it was announced that theHorizon League men's basketball tournament would be held in Detroit beginning in 2016 under a five-year deal; the 2016 and 2017 tournaments were held at Joe Louis Arena.[48]

On December 4, 2016, Joe Louis Arena hosted its final OHL game as theWindsor Spitfires defeated theSaginaw Spirit 3–2.[49]

On February 10, 2017, Joe Louis Arena hosted its final regular season college hockey game as theMichigan Wolverines defeated theMichigan State Spartans 5–4 in a shootout.[50][51]

Joe Louis Arena was also aconcert venue. Until the Palace opened in 1988, Joe Louis Arena was Michigan's largest indoor arena for concerts.[52] The first concert to take place there occurred on February 17, 1980, in whichMax Webster opened for the Canadian rock groupRush.[53] This venue was used for theAlice Cooper concert filmThe Nightmare Returns in 1986.[54] The last concert at the venue was Summer Jamz 20! on July 23, 2017.[55]

Entertainment events held at Joe Louis Arena
DateNationalitiesArtistsEventsSupporting ActsAttendanceBox Office
1980
February 17CanadaRushPermanent Waves TourMax Webster
February 19
May 23United Kingdom/United StatesFleetwood MacTusk TourChristopher Cross
May 24
August 25United StatesBilly JoelGlass Houses Tour
September 6United KingdomElton John1980 World Tour
September 19United KingdomYesDrama Tour
September 20United KingdomQueenThe Game Tour
September 26United StatesPaul SimonOne Trick Pony Tour
October 5United KingdomBlack SabbathHeaven & Hell Tour
1981
August 11United StatesBruce SpringsteenThe River Tour
August 12
August 21United StatesThe JacksonsTriumph TourStacy Lattisaw
November 6United States/United KingdomForeigner4Billy Squier
December 4United StatesPrinceControversy Tour
1982
May 15United StatesJourneyEscape Tour
May 16
September 19United Kingdom/United StatesFleetwood MacMirage Tour
1983
April 8United StatesPrince1999 Tour
June 12United StatesMarvin GayeSexual Healing Tour
July 28United KingdomThe PoliceSynchronicity Tour
July 29
July 30United KingdomDavid BowieSerious Moonlight Tour
July 31
1984
March 6United KingdomOzzy OsbourneBark at the Moon Tour
April 4United StatesBilly JoelAn Innocent Man Tour
July 30United StatesBruce SpringsteenBorn in the U.S.A. Tour39,430 / 39,430
July 31
November 4United StatesPrincePurple Rain Tour129,730 / 129,730$1,967,572
November 5
November 7
November 8
November 9
November 11
November 12
1985
January 4United KingdomIron MaidenWorld Slavery Tour
January 12United StatesAerosmithBack In The Saddle Tour
February 19United KingdomDeep PurplePerfect Strangers Tour
March 11
March 19United KingdomRoger WatersThe Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking
April 19United States/United KingdomForeignerAgent ProvocateurGiuffria
August 28United StatesTina TurnerPrivate Dancer Tour
September 15United StatesMötley CrüeTheatre of Pain Tour
September 28United StatesRattWorld Infestation Tour
1986
April 4United StatesMetallicaDamage, Inc. Tour
May 9United StatesVan Halen5150 Tour
May 10
May 11
May 22United StatesAerosmithDone with Mirrors Tour
August 8United StatesRun DMCRaising Hell TourBeastie Boys,LL Cool J,Timex Social Club
September 18United KingdomGenesisInvisible Touch Tour
September 19
September 20
October 8United StatesJourneyRaised on Radio Tour
October 9
1987
February 13United StatesMegadethWake Up Dead Tour
March 18United KingdomIron MaidenSomewhere on TourWaysted
May 26United StatesBon JoviSlippery When Wet Tour
May 27
May 28
July 8United StatesBostonThird Stage Tour38,610 / 38,610$675,675
July 9
July 10
July 11
July 19United StatesMötley CrüeGirls, Girls, Girls TourWhitesnake
July 20
October 3United StatesLynyrd SkynyrdLynyrd Skynyrd Tribute Tour
October 17United Kingdom/United StatesFleetwood MacShake the Cage Tour
December 5United StatesAerosmithPermanent Vacation Tour19,409 / 19,409$339,658
1988
March 25United StatesFrank SinatraTogether Again TourDean Martin,Sammy Davis Jr.18,500 / 18,500$658,000
March 28United StatesBruce SpringsteenTunnel of Love Express Tour39,550 / 39,550$889,875
March 29
April 11United StatesGrateful DeadSpring 88' tour
July 2United KingdomIron MaidenSeventh Tour of a Seventh TourFrehley's Comet
July 31United StatesRun DMCRun's House TourPublic Enemy,DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince
October 17United StatesNew EditionHeartbreak TourBobby Brown,Al B. Sure!
October 30United StatesPrinceLovesexy Tour
October 31
November 2United StatesAnita BakerGiving You the Best World Tour
December 18United KingdomOzzy OsbourneNo Rest for the Wicked Tour
1989
March 21United StatesBon JoviNew Jersey Syndicate Tour17,877 / 19,868$357,540
May 28
August 6United StatesLL Cool JNitro World TourEazy E,N.W.A,Slick Rick,De La Soul
1990
April 2United StatesJanet JacksonRhythm Nation World Tour 199035,645 / 35,645$702,460
April 3
April 7GermanyMilli VanilliGirl You Know Tour
July 13United StatesThe B-52sCosmic Tour
July 15United StatesPublic EnemyTour Of A Black Planet
August 18United StatesMC HammerPlease Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em World TourAfter 7 /Oaktown's 357 /Michel´le /Troop
November 15United StatesNew Kids on the BlockThe Magic Summer Tour
November 16
November 17
November 18
1991
April 9United StatesNew Kids on the BlockThe Magic Summer Tour
June 1United StatesQueensrÿcheBuilding Empires TourSuicidal Tendencies
July 3United StatesWhitney HoustonI'm Your Baby Tonight World Tour
August 26United StatesVanilla IceTo the Extreme World Tour
1992
May 29United StatesMC HammerToo Legit to Quit World TourJodeci,TLC,Oaktown 357,Mary J. Blige
May 30
1993
December 4United StatesJanet JacksonJanet World Tour
1997
February 20United StatesNew EditionHome Again
May 13United StatesPat BenatarInnamorata
1998
July 17United StatesJanet JacksonThe Velvet Rope Tour
July 18
October 24United StatesPrinceNew Power Soul Tour
December 20VariousThe Night 89X Stole Christmas 1Beck

Everlast

Garbage

Kid Rock

Marcy Playground

Placebo

1999
July 2United StatesBrandyNever Say Never World Tour
July 9United States/United KingdomBad Company /David Lee RothThe Original Bad Company / David Lee Roth
2000
July 6United StatesDr. Dre,Snoop Dogg,Ice Cube,EminemUp in Smoke TourVarious
December 7United StatesLimp Bizkit,DMX,Godsmack, SinisstarAnger Management Tour
2001
May 12AustraliaAC/DCStiff Upper Lip World TourWide Mouth Mason
June 23United StatesPrinceA Celebration
October 13United KingdomElton JohnSongs from the West Coast Tour
2002
September 17United StatesTed NugentCravemanREO Speedwagon
September 19REO Speedwagon,Meat Loaf,Kid Rock
September 20United StatesKid RockCocky TourLynyrd Skynyrd
2003
May 17United StatesCherLiving Proof: The Farewell Tour
June 12United States/United KingdomJourney,REO Speedwagon,StyxClassic Rock's Main Event
November 22United StatesEarth, Wind & FireCrown Royal Comedy Soul FestivalThe Isley Brothers
2004
March 11United StatesKelly ClarksonThe Independent TourClay Aiken
July 10United StatesVan HalenBest of Both WorldsSilvertide
July 30United StatesPrinceMusicology Live 2004ever
August 21United StatesKenny ChesneyGuitars, Tiki Bars and a Whole Lotta Love TourRascal Flatts
September 23United StatesREO Speedwagon2004 tour
September 24
2005
April 23United StatesSnoop DoggHow the West Was Won TourThe Game
August 4VariousAmerican Idols Live! Tour 2005
August 5United StatesREO Speedwagon2005 tour
August 6
August 27United StatesKenny ChesneySomewhere in the Sun TourGretchen Wilson
September 29United StatesSystem of a DownMezmerize/HypnotizeHella,The Mars Volta
October 7United StatesFoo FightersIn Your HonorWeezer,Kaiser Chiefs
October 8United StatesQueens of the Stone AgeLullabies to Paralyze TourAutolux,Nine Inch Nails
December 3United StatesDave Matthews Band2005 Fall TourSoulive
December 23United StatesVariousWe Ain’t Done Yet Holladay Jam TourCiara,Chris Brown,Bow Wow
2006
February 3United StatesKid RockLive Trucker TourBob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, Ty Stone
February 4

In popular culture

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The arena is featured in the movieStraight Outta Compton in a scene depictingN.W.A's performance of their controversial song "Fuck tha Police".[56]

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