On Friday, March 22, Nash will come to town for a show at the Palladium, performing songs from his decades-old catalog. Beforehand, our Seth Johnson chatted with the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer over the phone, discussing Joe Biden, Elton John, climate change, and much more.
After releasing their debut album in 2016, American Bombshell returns on Saturday, March 23 with their latest full-length titled Tattooed ‘n Bruised, celebrating with a hometown release show at Radio Radio.
With a past that dates back to DIY venues in the Bay Area, Cass McCombs reflects on his life then and now ahead of a headlining show at HI-FI.
Seth needs your help with another communal music piece that specifically looks at open mics in Indianapolis.
Keiana Whatley now makes soul music under the moniker of Keke Songbird. On March 22, the multi-talented Indy artist will release her second musical project titled Luminous.
The legendary metal band last visited Indianapolis in September 2009.
Music Editor Seth Johnson asked our readers for their thoughts on Indy's music community and ways they think it can improve.
After releasing his latest EP titled Dark Age, Indianapolis rapper John Stamps looks back on his evolution as an artist.
After performing around the city for a few years, Louie Louie celebrated the release of their debut seven-inch record this past Friday at Pioneer
Music Editor Seth Johnson asked our readers for their thoughts on Indy's music community and ways they think it can improve.
For 10 years now, Cultural Cannibals has brought the sights and sounds of Carnaval to Indianapolis for a party of grand proportions. This Saturday, March 2, however, will unfortunately be the event’s last go-around.
Indy Chamber, alongside several other cultural stakeholders, have launched Phase I of the Indy Music Strategy, an economic development initiative focused on the city’s diverse and growing music industry.
Lily and Madeleine return home for a show at Old National this weekend touring in support of their new record ”Canterbury Girls,” named for an Indy landmark with special meaning for the duo.
Kurt Vile and the Violators took the stage at the Vogue on Thursday, Feb. 22., touring in support of the new record "Bottle it In." Madeleine Curtis shares her photos.
Japanese psych-rock band Kikagaku Moyo visits HI-FI on Feb. 26. Beforehand, Seth chatted with drummer/vocalist Go Kurosawa about the new album Masana Temples
Country artist and "The Voice" judge Blake Shelton brought his Friends and Heroes Tour to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, on Thursday, Feb. 21. Lora Olive shares her photos.
After recently releasing their debut EP, the five-piece is set to play a pair of hometown shows at Hoosier Dome and Melody Inn this weekend.
For their first-ever Midwinter Festival, Pitchfork teamed up with the Art Institute of Chicago, bringing a smorgasbord of ear-grabbing artists together to perform at inside the Institute.
Quinn XCII kicked off his North American Tour, From Tour With Love, Tuesday night at the Egyptian Room in the Old National Centre. Contributor Brooke McCallum shares photos from the first show of the tour.
Anderson East may have a Southern soul sound, but the Alabama native never shies away from exploring new territory. We talk with the Grammy-nominated artist ahead of his show at the Vogue.
Bloomington band The Cowboys headline a show at The Bishop on Feb. 21 before venturing out on an East Coast tour in support of their fourth full-length album.
Ahead of his show at the Vogue this week, Kurt Vile talks Kurt Vonnegut, Kim Gordon, and his collaboration with Courtney Barnett.
It was a Valentines Day to remember for those who caught Cher on the Indianapolis stop of her “Here We Go Again” tour Feb. 14 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
We talk with the pianist head of his Art & Soul performance—a program that will tie into the celebration’s 2019 theme of “Black Migrations and Urban Realities.”
