LIVE UPDATES! Sunday February 5th, the 2025 GRAMMYS, also known as the 67th GRAMMY Awards, will air starting at 8 p.m. ET. According to The GRAMMY’s official website, “the 2025 GRAMMYs telecast will be reimagined to raise funds to support wildfire relief efforts and aid music professionals impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles.” LATEST…
The official GRAMMY’s website announced the official list of performances for the 2025 GRAMMYS as well as the entire nominations list. Here is a list of performers and their nominations.
Saturday the 30th, Peter McPoland and his highschool bandmates took the stage at Fountain Square’s venue HI FI Indy. I listened to Peter’s 2023 album, Piggy on the way to Thanksgiving dinner that Thursday, and I liked it a lot. I was taken aback because songs I have heard by Peter had been more in…
If you happened to feel a beam of warm sunshine on Tuesday October 29th at 9:00pm, it probably came from Downtown Indy’s Old National Centre. Thee Sacred Souls blessed The Murat Egyptian Room on Tuesday night with their warm soulful performance, featuring their opening act, Thee Heart Tones. I had never heard of the opener…
The atmosphere at Indianapolis’s oldest standing stage house on Saturday night was energizing. Dayglow and Sunroom came to life on stage at Old National Centre’s Egyptian Room on Saturday night. My favorite thing about Indy’s Egyptian Room is that it’s a standing room only venue. I love general admission show’s, they offer an intimate experience…
Briston Maroney and his band showered Hi Fi Indy with an electric performance on Saturday October 5th, 2024. Fountain Square in Indianapolis welcomed Briston Maroney with open arms. Hi Fi’s intimate outdoor venue held an impressive general admission crowd. After speaking with fans at the stage barricade, some said they had been waiting in line…
On Sunday October 5th, Coin opened up their sixth night of their I’m Not Afraid of Tour Anymore headline tour to celebrate the release of their sixth album, I’m Not Afraid Of Music Anymore.
Rainbow Kitten Surprise took Everwise Amphitheater by storm Monday night and welcomed Indianapolis as the first show of their newest tour, The Love Hate Music Box Tour.
The Everwise amphitheater was energetic as it hopped a ride on the Gravy Train Friday night with the performance of Yung Gravy in the heart of Downtown Indianapolis. Thanks to the folks at LiveNation, Ball State students were able to secure a discounted price for seated tickets and even a handful of tickets were given…
