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Overview
HI-FI is a 400 capacity concert and special events venue located in the heart of Fountain Square. You can find us between Pure Eatery and Red Lion Grog House with our main entrance and box office located on Virginia Avenue and The Cultural Trail. You must be 21 years of age, or older, to enter the venue with no exceptions. All shows are general admission standing room unless otherwise noted.
This year HI-FI celebrates its 10-year anniversary. To mark this monumental milestone, they're ramping up their game with upgrades and enhancements to both HI-FI and HI-FI Annex.
HI-FI Indy was born out of the passion of its owners, who started out as independent concert promoters as MOKB Presents. Their business outgrew their venue resources, serving a diverse range of audiences from rock to folk to country, from national acts to local up-and-comers, and MOKB needed a permanent home of its own. That evolution began as the Do317 Lounge, undergoing two major renovations before transforming into its current iteration as the HI-FI, a 400-person live music venue. HI-FI Indy is housed in the Murphy Arts building, historically home to musicians, artists and nightlife. In the early 1900s, the building housed the 1,200 seat Grenada Theatre, of which you can still view the proscenium and architecture on the second floor.
HI-FI owners have always been immersed in live music. Their foundational company, MOKB Presents was created because artists were touring around Indianapolis, and the founders weren’t satisfied with road tripping to see their favorites. They’re committed to providing an ideal experience for both artists and guests, from comforting amenities backstage to a perfectly-tuned room, as a testament to their simple guiding principle: Music first.
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Jun 11
Downtown
Morgan St. Jean has been deemed your “favorite up-and-coming angsty, feminist, socially aware pop princess” — but it’s her electric live…
Jun 12
Downtown
In 2013, two childhood friends from Massachusetts named Matt and Willie decided to team up and pursue their dreams in the…
Jun 13
Jun 14
Downtown
Growing up, Jonathon Linaberry was obsessed with the radio.“I remember sitting there at night, glued to the boombox, cassette player ready…
Jun 16
Downtown
Infinity Song is a Soft Rock band based in New York City, comprised of 4 siblings: Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo…
Jun 17
Downtown
NMA started by brother Luther and Cody Dickinson in 1996 as a loose collective of musicians from their North Mississippi home…
Jun 18
Downtown
Straight outta Venice and back with a vengeance. The OG’s of Suicidal Tendencies are back together in Luicidal. Founding bassist Louichi…
Jun 19
Downtown
Alt-pop agitator girli describes her upcoming album 'Nothing Hurts Like a Girl' as her most "reflective" and "vulnerable" body of work…
Jun 20
Downtown
How does a rock bassoon band even exist? Whose idea was that? How does it work?Rock E Bassoon was born in…
Jun 24
Downtown
SMILE EMPTY SOUL is a hard rock band that originated in Los Angeles, CA in the late 1990's and has stayed…
Jun 25
Downtown
Despite its title, Ratboys’ new album Singin’ to an Empty Chair is not defined by what’s missing. Rather, it’s the beginning…
Jun 26
Downtown
King Buffalo is the trio of vocalist/guitarist Sean McVay, bassist Dan Reynolds, and drummer Scott Donaldson. Since forming in 2013, the…
