Concert halls & amphitheaters / Auburn Hills (Oakland County)
The Palace of Auburn Hills
Closed – archive entry · 2017
A former arena in Auburn Hills (1988–2017), home of the Detroit Pistons, that staged concerts for crowds of 6,000 to 23,000.
01 / The story of this place
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The Palace opened on August 13, 1988 with a Sting concert and was home of the Detroit Pistons; it was the first of the modern suite-lined NBA arenas that shaped arena design for decades. Its concerts included Pink Floyd (August 1988), three sold-out Michael Jackson shows (October 1988), U2, Madonna, Prince and Coldplay. Bob Seger played the final concert on September 23, 2017, and the last event, Taste of Auburn Hills, took place on October 12, 2017, after the Pistons moved to Little Caesars Arena.
- Opened with Sting in 1988
- Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson, U2, Prince
- Bob Seger's final concert, 2017
Famous Detroiters
Famous people tied to this place 91
Lexicon entries for the people who lived, worked, performed or liked to spend time here.
- Michael Jackson 1958–2009 · singer, songwriter, dancer
Performed here
Bad Tour arena shows in October 1988; he pledged the net proceeds of the October 24 concert to the Motown Museum. The arena was demolished in 2020.
- Dennis Rodman born 1961 · basketball player, forward
Played here
Pistons' arena where Rodman won his second championship in 1990; demolished in 2020.
- Chauncey Billups born 1976 · basketball player, point guard
Played here
Pistons' arena where Billups won the 2004 championship; demolished in 2020.
- Isiah Thomas born 1961 · basketball player, point guard, coach
Played here
Where Thomas won both championships and closed out his career; the arena was demolished in 2020.
- Rasheed Wallace born 1974 · basketball player and coach
Played here
Where Wallace won the 2004 championship and anchored five conference-finals teams; the arena was demolished in 2020.
- José Calderón born 1981 · basketball point guard, team executive
Played here
The Pistons' arena during his first Detroit stint; demolished in 2020.
- Darko Miličić born 1985 · basketball player, center
Played here
The Pistons' home arena during his three Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Tayshaun Prince born 1980 · basketball player, small forward
Played here
Pistons' home for most of his career, including the 2004 title run; demolished in 2020.
- Ben Wallace born 1974 · basketball player, center
Played here
Home court for his championship run and most of his Pistons career; demolished in 2020.
- Grant Hill born 1972 · basketball player, team executive
Played here
His home arena for all six Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Richard Hamilton born 1978 · basketball player, shooting guard
Played here
His home arena for all nine Detroit seasons, including the 2004 title run; demolished in 2020.
- Mehmet Okur born 1979 · basketball player
Played here
His home court for two seasons, capped by the 2004 championship run.
- Carlos Delfino born 1982 · basketball player, small forward / shooting guard
Played here
His home court for three NBA seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Joe Dumars born 1963 · basketball player and executive
Played here
His home as a player through 1999 and as team president through 2014; demolished in 2020.
- Ben Gordon born 1983 · basketball player, shooting guard
Played here
His home arena for three seasons as Detroit's sixth man; demolished in 2020.
- Boban Marjanović born 1988 · basketball player, center
Played here
His home court for two seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Antonio McDyess born 1974 · basketball player, power forward
Played here
His home arena for both Detroit stints; demolished in 2020.
- Aron Baynes born 1986 · basketball player, center
Played here
His home arena for two seasons as a Pistons backup center; demolished in 2020.
- Kwame Brown born 1982 · basketball player
Played here
His home court for both Detroit seasons.
- Caron Butler born 1980 · basketball forward, assistant coach
Played here
The Pistons' arena during his one Detroit season; demolished in 2020.
- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope born 1993 · basketball player, shooting guard
Played here
His home arena for four seasons as Detroit's starting shooting guard; demolished in 2020.
- Brandon Jennings born 1989 · basketball player
Played here
His actual home arena as the Pistons' starting point guard; demolished in 2020.
- Jonas Jerebko born 1987 · basketball player
Played here
The Pistons' home arena for the entirety of Jerebko's Detroit career; demolished in 2020.
- Rick Carlisle born 1959 · basketball coach, former player
Worked here
Where he coached the Pistons for two seasons.
- Chuck Daly 1930–2009 · basketball coach
Worked here
Home of his championship teams from 1988; the Pistons left in 2017 and the arena was demolished in 2020.
- Tobias Harris born 1992 · basketball forward
Played here
The Pistons' arena for the start of his first Detroit stint; demolished in 2020.
- Joel Anthony born 1982 · basketball player, center
Played here
His home arena for two seasons as a Pistons reserve center; demolished in 2020.
- Larry Brown born 1940 · basketball coach
Worked here
Where the Pistons clinched the 2004 championship; demolished in 2020.
- Andre Drummond born 1993 · basketball player, center
Played here
His home arena for the first five seasons of his career.
- Greg Monroe born 1990 · basketball player
Played here
His home court for all five Detroit seasons.
- Željko Rebrača born 1972 · basketball player
Played here
His home court for three seasons as a Pistons reserve.
- Jerry Stackhouse born 1974 · basketball player and coach, broadcaster
Played here
His home arena for his five Pistons seasons, including his franchise-record 57-point game; demolished in 2020.
- Reggie Jackson born 1990 · basketball point guard
Played here
The Pistons' arena including his 2016 playoff-clinching game; demolished in 2020.
- Marcus Morris Sr. born 1989 · basketball player
Played here
His home court for both Detroit seasons, including the 2016 playoff run.
- Luigi Datome born 1987 · basketball player
Played here
His home court for both Detroit seasons.
- Bill Laimbeer born 1957 · basketball player and coach
Played here
His home arena for his final Pistons seasons and later as the Detroit Shock's head coach; demolished in 2020.
- Katie Smith born 1974 · basketball guard, coach
Played here
The Detroit Shock's home arena; demolished in 2020.
- Rodney Stuckey born 1986 · basketball guard
Played here
The Pistons' home arena for his entire Detroit career; demolished in 2020.
- Arron Afflalo born 1985 · basketball player
Played here
The Pistons' home arena during his two Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Carlos Arroyo born 1979 · basketball player
Played here
Site of the Game 7 loss to San Antonio in the 2005 NBA Finals; demolished in 2020.
- Doug Collins born 1951 · basketball coach and broadcaster
Worked here
Where he coached the Pistons, including the 1996 win that snapped the Bulls losing streak; demolished in 2020.
- Adrian Dantley born 1955 · basketball player, coach
Played here
The Pistons' new arena for his final Detroit season; demolished in 2020.
- Austin Daye born 1988 · basketball player, small forward
Played here
His home court for parts of four seasons; demolished in 2020.
- John Salley born 1964 · basketball player, forward-center
Played here
His home arena for the championship seasons of 1989 and 1990; demolished in 2020.
- Charlie Villanueva born 1984 · basketball forward
Played here
The Pistons' arena for his entire Detroit tenure; demolished in 2020.
- Mark Aguirre born 1959 · basketball player
Played here
Home arena for both of his championship seasons with the Pistons; demolished in 2020.
- Spencer Dinwiddie born 1993 · basketball player, guard
Played here
His home arena during his two developmental seasons with the Pistons.
- Lindsey Hunter born 1970 · basketball player and coach
Played here
His home court across both Detroit stints, including the 2004 championship run.
- Amir Johnson born 1987 · basketball forward, coach
Played here
The Pistons' arena where he developed from a rookie into a steady contributor; demolished in 2020.
- Nancy Lieberman born 1958 · basketball player, coach and broadcaster
Played here
Home arena of the Detroit Shock, where she served as GM and coach and later played her final game; demolished in 2020.
- Nazr Mohammed born 1977 · basketball player, center
Played here
His home arena as Detroit's starting center; demolished in 2020.
- Chucky Atkins born 1974 · basketball player, point guard
Played here
His home court for both stints with the Pistons; demolished in 2020.
- Reggie Bullock born 1991 · basketball player
Played here
His home arena at the start of his Pistons tenure, before the team moved downtown; demolished in 2020.
- Elden Campbell 1968–2025 · basketball forward and center
Played here
The Pistons' arena during the 2004 championship run; demolished in 2020.
- Swin Cash born 1979 · basketball player, broadcaster, executive
Played here
Home court for both of her WNBA championships with the Shock; demolished in 2020.
- Derrick Coleman born 1967 · basketball player, entrepreneur
Played here
Where he played for the Pistons after his 2004 trade back to Detroit.
- Dale Davis born 1969 · basketball player
Played here
His home arena for his two Pistons seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Allan Houston born 1971 · basketball player, shooting guard, executive
Played here
His home court for his first three NBA seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Brandon Knight born 1991 · basketball player, guard
Played here
His home arena as a Pistons rookie and second-year player.
- Stanley Johnson born 1996 · basketball player, forward
Played here
His home arena in his first two Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Jodie Meeks born 1987 · basketball player, coach
Played here
Site of his 34-point game against Orlando in December 2014; demolished in 2020.
- Theo Ratliff born 1973 · basketball player
Played here
His home court across both Detroit stints.
- Kyle Singler born 1988 · basketball forward
Played here
The Pistons' arena for his entire Detroit career; demolished in 2020.
- Will Bynum born 1983 · basketball player and coach
Played here
His home court for seven seasons, including his franchise-record quarter.
- Shannon Johnson born 1974 · basketball player
Played here
The Detroit Shock's home arena during her only Detroit season; demolished in 2020.
- Ruth Riley born 1979 · basketball player, center
Played here
Home arena of the Detroit Shock during her championship season; demolished in 2020.
- Mike Woodson born 1958 · basketball coach, former player
Worked here
The Pistons' home arena during his championship season as an assistant coach; demolished in 2020.
- Dana Barros born 1967 · basketball player, guard
Played here
His home arena for the final stretch of his NBA career; demolished in 2020.
- Darvin Ham born 1973 · basketball coach, former player
Played here
Where he won the 2004 NBA championship as a Pistons reserve.
- Jason Maxiell born 1983 · basketball player, coach
Played here
His home court for his entire NBA career; demolished in 2020.
- Corliss Williamson born 1973 · basketball player, coach
Played here
His home arena, including the 2004 championship season; demolished in 2020.
- Jud Buechler born 1968 · basketball player, coach
Played here
The Pistons' home arena during his three Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Darryl Dawkins 1957–2015 · basketball player, center
Played here
Where he won his only NBA championship in his final pro season; demolished in 2020.
- Bison Dele 1969–2002 · basketball player, center
Played here
His home arena for his two Pistons seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Rick Mahorn born 1958 · basketball player, coach, broadcaster
Played here
The Pistons' new suburban arena for the end of his playing tenure; demolished in 2020.
- Clifford Robinson 1966–2020 · basketball player
Played here
The Pistons' home arena during his two Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Chris Wilcox born 1982 · basketball player, power forward
Played here
His home arena during his two Detroit seasons; demolished in 2020.
- Don Chaney born 1946 · basketball coach, former player
Worked here
Where he served as Pistons head coach; demolished in 2020.
- James Edwards born 1955 · basketball player
Played here
His home arena for all four Detroit seasons, including both championship runs; demolished in 2020.
- Vinnie Johnson born 1956 · basketball guard, later automotive-parts executive
Played here
The Pistons' arena for both championship seasons and the site of his 1994 jersey retirement ceremony; demolished in 2020.
- Otis Thorpe born 1962 · basketball player
Played here
The Pistons' home arena during his two seasons as starting power forward; demolished in 2020.
- Anthony Tolliver born 1985 · basketball forward
Played here
The Pistons' arena during his first Detroit stint; demolished in 2020.
- Cindy Brown born 1965 · basketball player
Played here
The Shock's home arena during Brown's time with the team; demolished in 2020.
- Kornél Dávid born 1971 · basketball forward
Played here
The Pistons' arena during his short 2001 Detroit stint; demolished in 2020.
- Henry Ellenson born 1997 · basketball forward
Played here
The Pistons' arena at the start of his rookie contract; demolished in 2020.
- Cheryl Ford born 1981 · basketball player
Played here
Home arena of the Detroit Shock during her championship years with the team; demolished in 2020.
- Gerald Henderson born 1956 · basketball player, guard
Played here
Where he won his only Detroit championship; demolished in 2020.
- Deanna Nolan born 1979 · basketball guard
Played here
The Detroit Shock's home arena for her entire WNBA career, including both championships; demolished in 2020.
- Jack McCloskey 1925–2017 · basketball executive
Worked here
Home of the championship teams he built, where a banner honoring him was raised in 2008; demolished in 2020.
- Bill Davidson 1922–2009 · glass industrialist, owner of the Detroit Pistons
Founded
The arena he privately financed, home of the Pistons' three championship teams; closed as an NBA venue in 2017 and demolished in 2020.
- Tom Gores born 1964 · private equity investor, owner of the Detroit Pistons
Related place
He bought the arena with the team in 2011; it was demolished in 2020.
Sources & fact check · Checked: 2026-09-25
An independently written bilingual guide. This collection is not an attendance-based ranking.
03 / Events
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