This lineup hit a sweet spot for fans of punk and alt-rock, blending different eras and styles into a show that felt timeless. Each band brought something unique, but the throughline was clear: passion, energy, and a lasting connection to the people who showed up to sing their lungs out. Ruoff was loud, proud, and buzzing with life all night long—and this one won’t be forgotten anytime soon.
Read MoreBy the end of the night, the air was filled with voices, applause, and that kind of buzz you only get from a show that truly hits. From the thoughtful indie tones of Hippo Campus to the cinematic, soul-stirring performance by The Lumineers, this was a night of connection—between artist and audience, and between thousands of strangers singing the same words in the same moment. It was the kind of concert you don’t just remember. You feel it for a while after.
Read MoreFrom start to finish, Summer Slaughter 2025 in Indy delivered a brutal, genre-spanning showcase that reminded everyone what heavy music is all about. There was no filler, no downtime, and no weak sets. Every band showed up swinging, and the fans gave it right back. This was one for the pit, the purists, and everyone who lives for the sound of raw aggression played loud and without compromise.
Read MoreStorm clouds rolled in early, but they couldn’t wash out the vibe. Fans at Ruoff Music Center were met with a weather delay just as doors were set to open, creating a slower start to the night. Thankfully, the skies cleared, and once the show got going, the energy picked up fast and never let go. With a stacked lineup and the summer heat still hanging in the air, the party went off without a hitch.
Read MoreThe Summer School Tour rolled into Chicago and brought a full night of nonstop energy, packed sets, and a lineup that felt thoughtfully built from top to bottom. The Vic was buzzing from the moment doors opened, with fans eager to catch every act. With seven artists on the bill, the show could have easily felt rushed or overwhelming, but instead it flowed smoothly and kept the crowd engaged at every turn.
Read MoreBy the end of the night, fans didn’t just leave with memories of great performances—they left feeling seen, moved, and completely won over. It was a reminder of what live music can be when it’s all heart. Teddy Swims didn’t just perform. He showed up—and Indy showed up with him.
Read MoreAs the final song wrapped and the lights faded, no one seemed in a rush to leave. It was one of those nights where everything just clicked—the music, the mood, the community—and Betty Who was at the center of it all. A true pop star with heart, and a reminder that live music still has the power to lift us up when we need it most.
Read MoreBy the end of the night, it was clear this wasn’t just a nostalgia trip. Both bands delivered performances rooted in experience, honesty, and an unshakable connection to the people who showed up to listen. Some shows are about spectacle, but this one was about storytelling—and the stories still matter.
Read MoreThroughout the night, the amphitheater was buzzing. People let go of their stress, their day-to-day routines, and just existed in the music. The build from start to finish was smooth and intentional, and each act added something unique to the night. Peach Pit, Briston Maroney, and BNNY gave a performance that felt like more than a concert it felt like a shared exhale.
Read MoreOverall, it was a fantastic night of music that showcased the best of rock and metal. Disturbed, Daughtry, and Nothing More each brought their A-game, making it a concert that not only entertained but resonated with everyone there. Whether you came for the heavy riffs, heartfelt lyrics, or just a good time, this show had it all.
Read MoreOverall, the concert was a testament to the enduring power of live music, with Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats and The Teskey Brothers delivering performances that were both electrifying and deeply moving. It was an evening that not only entertained but also connected deeply with the audience, leaving them with a lasting impression of a night filled with passionate music and heartfelt performances.
Read MoreThe energy at Turntable in Indianapolis was palpable as a vibrant lineup of artists—Zboogie, Damien Styles, and Honestav—took the stage for a night that showcased an exciting blend of music styles.
Read MoreIt was a night that perfectly captured the spirit of rock music—unfiltered, unrelenting, and unbelievably fun. Steel Panther and Stone Horses reminded everyone why live music is an experience unlike any other, leaving Indianapolis fans counting down the days until they can do it all over again.
Read MoreBABYMETAL’s blend of intricate choreography, theatrical storytelling, and unmatched musicianship created a performance that felt larger than life. From the meticulously crafted visuals to the group’s magnetic stage presence, every detail was designed to transport fans into their unique metal universe. For those lucky enough to attend, it was more than just a concert—it was an unforgettable experience that will linger in the hearts of fans for years to come.
Read MoreIndianapolis' Egyptian Room was transformed into a sanctuary for heavy music lovers as The Plot In You, Currents, Zero 9:36, and Wind Walkers took the stage for an unforgettable night of raw energy, intense emotion, and crushing riffs. The lineup brought together different facets of the alternative and metal scenes, creating a dynamic show that catered to a diverse crowd. From the moment the doors opened, it was clear that the night was going to be something special, as fans packed in and eagerly awaited each band’s performance.
Read MoreBy the end of the night, Lauren Sanderson’s historic show at Turntable was more than just a concert—it was a celebration of dreams realized and a testament to the power of staying true to oneself. She left the crowd buzzing with excitement and admiration, proving that her journey is far from over and that she’s a force to be reckoned with. As the first artist to sell out this new venue, Lauren set the bar high, and her return to Indianapolis was nothing short of unforgettable.
Read MoreOn a night when Indianapolis was buzzing with Taylor Swift fever, the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre was host to an entirely different kind of spectacle—a night of relentless hardcore energy led by Knocked Loose with support from Hatebreed, Drain, and Militarie Gun. Despite competing with one of the world’s biggest pop stars in the same city, the crowd that showed up for this show proved that hardcore and punk rock still hold a passionate and fervent following.
Read MoreThe Egyptian Room in Indianapolis played host to a captivating night of soulful vocals and heartfelt performances, as Tori Kelly took the stage with support from the talented Maisy Kay. The intimate venue created the perfect setting for a night that showcased raw talent, emotional depth, and impressive vocal range, leaving fans in awe.
Read MoreThe Egyptian Room in Indianapolis was absolutely electrified on a night filled with incredible energy and genre-blending performances. Fans of alternative music gathered for an unforgettable experience with a lineup that seamlessly showcased the diversity of the scene. Set It Off, From Ashes To New, New Years Day, and If Not For Me each brought their own unique flair to the stage, and the result was a high-octane evening that left fans exhilarated and likely voiceless by the end of the night.
Read MoreThe Egyptian Room in Indianapolis was filled with infectious energy as Dayglow and Sun Room delivered an unforgettable night of indie-pop goodness. From the moment the doors opened, the crowd was buzzing with excitement, and the energy only intensified throughout the night. Fans were already singing along to the house music during set changes, showing how ready they were for a night of music and fun.
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