Everwise Amphitheater
Just steps from downtown hotels, the Everwise Amphitheater is a favorite for national touring acts. Read More
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Sign Up For EmailJust steps from downtown hotels, the Everwise Amphitheater is a favorite for national touring acts. Read More
Indy's live music venues includes stadiums, arenas, amphitheaters, and club like the Hi Fi in Fountain Square.
Still known sentimentally by many as Deer Creek, Ruoff Music Center is a mecca for national touring acts and keeps the jams coming… Read More
Here is your list of the Top Ten places to catch a show while visiting Indy.
For intimate shows with up-and-coming acts dance to Fountain Square for a show at the indoor HI-FI or outdoor HI-FI Annex.
The Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park is a 6,000-person capacity venue that treats concert-goers to downtown views.
Located on Mass Ave, this historic German restaurant/biergarten offers a crowd-pleasing lineup every summer weekend.
Ruoff (AKA: Deer Creek) has consistently ranked among the top five amphitheaters worldwide in attendance and is 30 miles north of Indy.
As a go-to spot for visiting celebrities, this historic venue has been praised by the likes of Rolling Stone as one of the top blues bars in the nation.
Three blocks from the Indiana Convention Center in the heart of downtown, the home of the NBA Pacers and WNBA Fever is also a great spot for a larger concert. With seating for 5,000, club and suite levels, and a wide selection of food and drinks, you’ll have good sound and good views of the stage.
With an Egyptian facade and unique decor, this intimate and charming theater is located in the Mass Ave cultural district.
The Hilbert is home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and hosts additional classical performances.
Catch acts like James Morrison, Better than Ezra, and Augustana before they blow up in this movie house turned club in Broad Ripple Village.
Duke's is a honky-tonk on the south side of Indy that hosts touring acts from across the country alongside Lone Star beer and throwback country sounds.