The Motor City is buzzing with excitement for the grand reopening of Michigan Central Station, and Eminem is right in the thick of it.

This Thursday, the legendary venue will be reborn with a star-studded concert featuring Detroit icons across generations. Diana Ross, Jack White, and Big Sean are headlining the show, executive produced by none other than Marshall himself and his manager, Paul Rosenberg.

With all 15,000 free tickets claimed in a record-breaking five minutes, fans everywhere still have a chance to see the event. It will be streamed live on Peacock and then broadcast as a primetime special on NBC so you can catch the action from the comfort of your home.

While the lineup boasts heavy hitters like Common, Fantasia, and even the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, one name is noticeably absent – Eminem. The official announcement lists him as a producer, not a performer.

Now, the burning question on everyone’s mind: will Eminem himself make a surprise appearance? The official lineup doesn’t list him as a performer, but that doesn’t mean we should give up hope just yet.

First, we remember Mr. Porter’s “Houdini” lyrics comment on Instagram. It showed Mr. Porter learning the lyrics to Em’s new single, “Houdini”, which could be a sign that Shady is planning a live performance.

Then, lest we forget the power of hometown heroes that Marshall possesses. This concert celebrates Detroit’s legacy, and who better to represent the city’s vibrant hip-hop scene than Eminem himself?

And finally, let’s be real: Eminem loves a surprise. Slim Shady thrives on unexpected drops and surprise appearances.

So, even though Eminem is not officially confirmed, there’s a chance he might pull off a last-minute performance. But anyway, Shady’s involvement guarantees this concert will be a night to remember!

What are your predictions for Eminem’s involvement in the concert? Will you tune in hoping to see Eminem premiering “Houdini” live?

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