The Funeral Portrait showed up and showed out for Indianapolis on Wednesday evening in an authentic way that left the crowd wanting more.

Three Days Grace returned to Indianapolis Wednesday evening for a stellar performance, taking fans on a trip that spanned over 20 years of chart-topping hits.

I Prevail was second act to perform among the Three Days Grace's Alienation tour lineup. Their powerful sound and aggressive stage presence helped to tie together the vibes of The Funeral Portrait and Three Days Grace.

For Pitbull, feeling the moment means not wasting it, but rather to recognize the value of the moment. Pitbull’s songs bring people to the party, but his message reveals much more about life after the party.

Saturday night the boat docked at Ruoff Music Center near Indianapolis in the form of Yacht Rock Revue. The band members, many with Indiana roots, seemed to relish being back in familiar waters and their fans LOVED every moment.

INDIANAPOLIS Photos by Laura Fox (LLFoxphotos) Fit for a King kicked off their metal set with a bang in support of Motionless in White on their "Sweat and Blood Tour!"

Friday night was completely overtaken by the amazing talent and showmanship of Motionless In White (MIW). This was the type of metal concert that'll have you dreaming of it for years to come.

Opening Friday evening for Motionless In White, Lorna Shore walked out on stage in a sea of red flashing lights, setting the stage for a thunderous set.

Noblesville, IN Photos by Laura Fox Review by Jessi Rice Cody Jinks and The Tone-Deaf Hippies Band performed a memorable set Saturday night at Ruoff Music Center in support of Five Finger Death Punch's 20th Anniversary World Tour. Although many were hesitant about a country artist opening for a metal band, it just worked. Historically, outlaw country, southern rock, and mainstream rock have always had blurred lines. Cody Jinks and his band are a good depiction of a cross betw

Saturday night at Ruoff Music Center was lit up with neon lights, pyro, and loud music courtesy of Five Finger Death Punch (5FDP)! Celebrating 20 years, they brought the crowd together in unity, playing some of their biggest hits.

Southern Rockers Six Gun Sally got the party started at Ruoff Music Center in support of the Foreigner and Lynyrd Skynyrd Double Trouble Double Vision tour at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana.

Foreigner sounded even better to us than when we saw them in the 70s and 80s.

Now celebrating 50 years since the release of their first studio album, Lynyrd Skynyrd doesn't have to prove anything to anyone, yet they continue to to tour, delighting long-time fans and making new ones every year.

Dylan Cotrone at Hi-Fi Annex on August 6, 2026 in support of The Elovaters

The Elovaters performed with precision and passion which spoke to the crowd at the Hi-Fi Annex in Indianapolis

Barenaked Ladies at Ruoff Music Center on August 1, 2026

Currently out on tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of their breakout album, Drops of Jupiter, Train pulled out all the stops during their 20-song set.

Review and Photos by Nick Shotwell Saturday evening in downtown Indianapolis was anything but ideal for an outdoor concert. Torrential rain flooded streets around Everwise Amphitheater, a tornado warning hung over the city, and some roads leading to the venue were temporarily closed and flooded. None of it was enough to keep fans away. Despite the threatening weather, the amphitheater remained sold out, and when Darius Rucker finally took the stage wearing an Indiana Pacers s

The Coral Reefer Band (all 14 members) performed with all the talent, joy and zest we remembered so well.

Evanescence gave a stunning performance on July 7, 2026 at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana