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.

Last Thursday night, The Vogue transformed into a haven for indie music lovers as Yoke Lore graced the stage with their captivating performance. The Autumn Amble tour, a journey through introspective soundscapes and soulful melodies, reached its peak in Indianapolis. As the band delved into their discography, the crowd was swept away by hits like "Beige" and "Winona." The intimate setting of The Vogue allowed for an immersive experience, where every note and lyric resonated with the audience. From the opening chords to the final encore, Yoke Lore's performance was a testament to the power of music to connect and inspire.

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.

Hippo Campus with a ready mix of humidity electric pulse. A thousand souls gathered under the vast, inky canvas of the Indianapolis night sky. Rock the Ruins, a testament to the city's industrial past turned open-air concert venue, throbbed with the promise of an unforgettable evening. Forget the predictable and experiencing the raw, untamed energy of rising stars on the cusp of something magnificent.