The Detroit Night Riders are an influential rock band originating from Detroit, Michigan, known for their gritty sound and raw energy. Formed in the late 1970s, their music blends elements of punk, garage rock, and blues, reflective of Detroit's rich musical history. The band's distinctive lineup, featuring the powerful vocals of frontman Carl McGhee and the innovative guitar work of Jack "Lightning" Leary, contributed to their signature sound. Their most influential work, the 1983 album "Motor City Madness", remains a touchstone in the rock genre.