Clay Walker concert at FIM Capitol Theatre

Clay Walker is scheduled to play Flint’s FIM Capitol Theatre on Friday, April 24, with the show set for 8 p.m. (thefim.org) The Flint Institute of Music lists the stop as Walker’s “Doin’ What I Love Tour,” and its ticket center says singer Colton Dawson is the opening act. (thefim.org, tickets.thefim.org) Walker’s Flint date appears on Pure Michigan’s event listing for this weekend and on the Flint Institute of Music’s 2025-26 season calendar. (michigan.org, thefim.org) The concert brings a 1990s country headliner to one of downtown Flint’s main live-performance rooms. The Flint Institute of Music says Walker has logged more than 30 charted singles and 11 No. 1 hits. (thefim.org) The venue is the Capitol Theatre on East Second Street, part of the Flint Institute of Music’s performance lineup in the city’s cultural district. Pure Michigan describes the Capitol as the institute’s smaller theater, while the venue page says architect John Eberson built it in 1928. (michigan.org, thefim.org) The Flint Institute of Music’s season page places Walker between comedian #IMOMSOHARD on April 17 and tribute act Rumours on May 1 in the Capitol Theatre schedule. That lineup shows the room mixing country, comedy and tribute touring acts through spring 2026. (thefim.org) Regional tourism listings mirror the same date, time and venue details for the stop, pointing would-be attendees back to the theater for tickets. Explore Flint & Genesee lists the concert at 140 East Second Street in Flint on April 24 at 8 p.m. (exploreflintandgenesee.org) For Flint, the weekend booking is straightforward: a Friday-night country show by a veteran radio name in a historic downtown theater. Tickets were still being offered through the Flint Institute of Music’s ticket center as of Thursday, April 23. (tickets.thefim.org)