Bob Seger

It's the first time Seger has played live since 2019.

Detroit native penned 1978 song about his new home in Los Angeles.

Medley of songs lasted for 12 whole minutes.

Singer was inspired by the "type A personalities" he'd met in Los Angeles.

How could something this awesome escape the attention of a wider audience? Because he hates it.

I've seen some unique stories about how families made home for themselves before, but never one quite like this one. It's a Missouri family who bought a cave on Ebay and turned it into their own underground home.

Singer and wife Juanita emerged unscathed.

"I don't think I could go out (on tour) without him," the singer admits.

Her name is Evie Branan and she went to a concert. But not just any concert. Evie is a spunky 79-year-old who six years ago suffered a massive stroke. She went from living a healthy, independent life to be coming a resident of Flint Township's Willowbrook Manor in the long-care unit. She could not speak, move or eat on her own and staff members were doing everything for her. Five years in a coma.