Babymetal, a band that defies genre and culture, blends the raw energy of heavy metal with the playful innocence of kawaii, creating a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Dasha's recent performance at the Hi-Fi in Indianapolis was nothing short of electric. The rising country-pop star captivated the sold-out crowd with her powerful vocals, infectious energy, and dynamic stage presence. Her unique blend of traditional country and modern pop has garnered her a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim. As she continues to rise through the ranks of the music industry, it's clear that Dasha is a force to be reckoned with.

Turntables was the place to be last night. Lauren Sanderson and Kami Kehoe delivered a sold-out performance that captivated the audience and showcased their undeniable talent.

American singer-songwriter Marc Scibilia brought his unique Buffalo energy to Turntable in Indianapolis this past Thursday, October 17th, for a show that marked the first stop of his debut tour. Fans turned out in full force, packing the venue to capacity and making it a night to remember.

Discovering Winnetka Bowling League during the pandemic was a silver lining. Their infectious melodies and relatable lyrics provided a much-needed escape. Seeing them open for Mother Mother at the Egyptian Room was a vibe come true. Mother Mother's captivating performance and Winnetka Bowling League's energetic set made for an unforgettable night.

From the energetic mosh pits of Boys Like Girls to the introspective lyrics of Dashboard Confessional, the night was a perfect blend of nostalgia and raw emotion. It was a reminder of the enduring power of music and the ability of bands to connect with their fans on a deep emotional level.

Last night, Ruoff Music Center was a time capsule of the 90s as three iconic bands, Live, Stone Temple Pilots, and Soul Asylum, reunited for the Jubilee Tour. Despite being a Sunday night, the show drew a massive crowd, proving that the enduring appeal of these legendary bands remains strong.

Alternative indie sensation Rainbow Kitten Surprise electrified the Everwise Amphitheater stage on Monday, September 9th, delivering a vibrant performance that had the crowd roaring. Joined by a massive turnout in support of Indy Pride,thousands of fans filled the venue, singing along, dancing, and trading unique bracelets created for the show. The band's return to Indy was met with immense enthusiasm, especially after their 2023 show at the same venue was canceled due to a medical emergency within the group.

The crossover trio 6-WIRE electrified the Madam Walker Theatre with their unique blend of Eastern and Western music. The audience was captivated by the mesmerizing melodies of the Erhu, the rich harmonies of the violin, and the powerful accompaniment of the piano. The trio's ability to seamlessly weave together traditional Chinese music with contemporary Western styles created a truly unforgettable experience. As part of the IVCI's annual community celebration, the concert was a free event, showcasing the organization's commitment to making classical music accessible to everyone.

Experiencing the Harley Davidson Homecoming Festival attending with the opening band Hank Ruff and the Hellbenders.

O.A.R. delivered an unforgettable performance in Indianapolis, leaving the crowd wanting more. Future Gold Media was there to capture the magic, from the band's electrifying stage presence to the audience's undeniable enthusiasm. Check out our exclusive photo gallery to relive the night's highlights.

Lucki’s Gemini Tour continues, each stop a new chapter in the story he’s writing—one that is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. For those who have yet to witness it, there’s still time to step into his world. Just be prepared to leave a piece of yourself behind.

Step into the chaotic, exhilarating world of Limp Bizkit's Loserville Tour through the lens of a photographer. Witness the sea of red hats, the infectious energy, and the surprising realization that Limp Bizkit's music still holds the power to ignite a crowd and bridge the gap between eras.

The echoes of a phenomenal night still linger in the grand halls of the Old National Centre. On July 16th, Indianapolis witnessed a blues revival unlike any other. Sure, this Hoosier state might be known for its endless cornfields and country twang, but on this particular Tuesday, the city traded Stetsons for soul patches as Marcus King and his band, The Marcus King Trio, rolled into town.

The Oak Ridge Boys brought their country gospel to Indianapolis on June 29th at the Murat Theatre [Indianapolis Murat Theatre]. It's unclear if this is a farewell tour, but fans were happy to sing along to classics. [The Oak Ridge Boys Tour]