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.

In the summer of great concerts in Indy MXMTOON proves why they deserve to be on your summer playlist this year with hits like “Prom Dress,” and “Mona Lisa”.

Rising star saxophonist Grace Kelly brought the Jazz Kitchen alight with her genre-bending energy, infectious enthusiasm, and genuine connection with the audience.

Pvris brought the heat (and the sass) to the Old National Centre, Indianapolis was all the better for it. The energy was electric, the crowd a pulsating mass of bodies singing along to every anthemic beat.

Last night, the Old National Center in Indianapolis witnessed a gospel revival unlike any other. Tye Tribbett, the award-winning gospel artist, brought his electrifying "Only One Night Tho" tour to the city, leaving a crowd uplifted and wanting more. Tribbett's signature blend of soulful vocals, infectious energy, and innovative gospel music created an unforgettable experience.

Tre, Sangiovese's chic sibling in Carmel, boasts a modern Italian menu with house-made pastas, melt-in-your-mouth secondi, and an appetizer spread that will have you saying "prego" for more.