Grace Kelly returned to Indiana, this time gracing the stage at Ball State University's Pruis Hall. The increased space wasn't just for show; it allowed the rising star to truly spread her wings. Her setlist, while familiar, pulsed with an energy unleashed by the expansive stage. Prepare to be surprised as Grace weaves movie classics and video game renditions into her captivating jazz tapestry – this is an artist who defies expectations. Stay tuned for the full story of this genre-bending performance!

From the opening notes of "Something in the Way She Moves," a collective sigh washed over the venue, a shared surrender to the nostalgia and comfort Taylor's music evokes. His voice, etched with the wisdom of time, retained its youthful essence.

Indy rockers, you missed a crazy good one! The Mars Volta tore up the Egyptian Room with a mind-blowing concert. Never heard of them? No sweat! Their music is a wild mix of rock, Latin, and just plain weirdness (in a good way!).

Let's face it, country music wasn't exactly on my regular playlist rotation. But there was something undeniable about the buzz surrounding Ashley McBryde's "Devil I Know" tour kicking off in Indianapolis. Maybe it was the sea of cowboy boots and Stetsons flooding into the Old National Center, the palpable excitement crackling in the air, or the unexpected pink "Put Your Bra On" shirts I saw driving in. Whatever the reason, I found myself swept up in the current, curious to see what this country music phenomenon was all about.

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.

A dash of wrong venue turned into a night of musical magic with Rodrigo y Gabriela. Their flamenco-infused rock blew the roof off the Egyptian Room, Indianapolis!