Tycho dazzled fans at The Vogue with an electrifying return to the stage, blending ambient electronic beats and mesmerizing visuals into a night to remember.

Get ready to experience the raw energy and captivating sound of Freak Slug! The talented artist has announced a North American tour, and you won't want to miss it. With her latest album, "I Blow Out Big Candles," she's pushing the boundaries of indie rock and captivating audiences with her unique blend of grunge, pop, and experimental sounds.

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.

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.

This week I had the unique opportunity to photograph and work with The Volunteers, the South Korean rock band fronted by the enigmatic Yerin Baek 백예린. Known for her haunting vocals and introspective lyrics, Baek has carved a unique path in the music industry. As the lights dimmed and the band took the stage, a collective gasp swept through the intimate basement venue, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of post-grunge and alternative rock.

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.

Third Eye Blind, Yellowcard, and Arizona ignited Noblesville, Indiana on the Summer Gods Tour. A packed Ruoff Music Center erupted in singalongs and mosh pits for an unforgettable night of nostalgia.

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”.

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]

Metric's Indianapolis show at the Vogue was a blast from the college days turned into this photographer's fever dream, reminding everyone why these Canadian rockers remain indie royalty.

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

Despite the oppressive heat on Father's Day, Sarah McLachlan's Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 30th Anniversary Tour transformed the Everwise Theatre into a cool haven of musical nostalgia.

The Crane Wives, a captivating indie band from Michigan, blends folk, rock, and pop with stunning three-part vocals. Their infectious energy and live shows are legendary. Catch them live if you can, it's a photographer's dream! Stay tuned for photos from their recent show and a chance to see if you were there!

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.

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!).