Canadian singer, songwriter and actress Carly Rae Jepsen shot to fame in 2012 after releasing her single "Call Me Maybe" and since then has consistently released records that have earned her accolades like a Billboard Music Award and Juno Awards and nominations for both MTV Video Music and Emmy Awards. Catch her when she makes her way to The Fillmore in Detroit on Saturday, July 13. Find out more online at thefillmoredetroit.com.
Carly Rae Jepsen at the Fillmore July 13
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