The Blind Pig is a famous music venue in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It opened in 1971, and showcased mosly blues bands for the rest of that decade. By the 1980's, the venue would also become a hotspot for touring punk, new wave, hardcore, and college rock bands. For the railroad company, see Ann Arbor Railroad. ...
The staff, which Blind Pig goers like to call "The Savage Bulls", have been known to heckle with concert goers to create an akward yet unforgettable experience.
The BlindPig has been a fixture in the Ann Arbor nightlife scene since it was converted from an abandoned furniture store into a live music venue in 1971.
It was Nirvana, years after they played there, who gave the BlindPig its most flattering moment in the limelight when, in a televised MTV interview, they cited the club as their number one choice of venue anywhere, ever.
Today, "The Pig," as it's affectionately referred to, is still the hippest club in town, bringing University of Michigan students, Ann Arbor natives and avid music fans an even mix of local talent and the occasional national act.
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