The Funeral Portrait at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on November 4, 2026

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INDIANAPOLIS

Photos by Laura Fox (LLFoxphotos)

Review by Jessi Rice

Opening the stage is no easy task when the headliner is a band like Three Days Grace. The Funeral Portrait, however, showed up and showed out for Indianapolis on Wednesday evening in an authentic way that left the crowd wanting more.

The stage was lit by bright greens and purples, showcasing the The Funeral Portrait casket logo front and center. Founding member Lee Jennings (lead singer) stunned with a lime green mullet and iconic emo aesthetic, including blinged-out mic and boots. His genuine energy could be felt amongst the crowd as he sang, as well as when he goofed with the other band members.

Cody Weissinger (lead guitar), and Gareth Calk (rhythm guitar, keys) upped the angst and added to the pumped-up energy on stage.

Homer Umbanhower (drummer) delivered the drum beats that you can feel in your chest. He was backlit throughout the set by the The Funeral Portrait logo in neon.

The Funeral Portrait had the crowd on their feet, shooting middle fingers to help engage with the feelings the band was conveying. Unfortunately, due to an unexpected family death, bassist Robert Weston could not be there for the evening. The band gave a dedicated performance of their song "Blood Mother" in his honor, which Weston co-wrote. We give our condolences to Robert and his family.

The Funeral Portrait will be shining all the way to their next tour stops on The Alienation Tour with Three Days Grace and I Prevail. You can find their new album, “Suffocate City,” along with more tour dates and information, here:

thefuneralportrait.com

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