Fishers, IN. – Grace Potter lit up the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater in Fishers on Friday night, bringing her powerhouse vocals and electrifying stage presence to an intimate crowd. Presented by Fishers Parks and MOKB, the show felt like a full-on celebration, with Potter weaving through soulful ballads, fiery rock anthems, and her signature blend of rootsy Americana. Backed by a tight and dynamic band, she delivered a set that showcased both her range as a performer and her undeniable ability to connect with an audience, turning the amphitheater into a communal, sing-along experience.
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Setlist: Fishers, IN.
Medicine * Ah Mary * Come and Go Blues (The Allman Brothers Band Cover) * Empty Heart * Mother Road * Something That I Want * Look What I’ve Become * Low Road * Ragged Company * Treat Me Right * White Rabbit (Jefferson Airplane Cover) * The Lion The Beast The Beat
Encore:
You and Tequila (Deana Carter Cover) * Stop the Bus/Turntable/Masterpiece/Big White Gate (acoustic melody of audience requests) * Stars * Paris
Opening the evening was local favorite Helpling, who set the tone with a heartfelt performance that blended indie sensibilities with rich, emotive songwriting. His set was the perfect lead-in, building anticipation and giving the hometown crowd a reason to cheer early. By the time Grace Potter took the stage, the energy was already high, and she carried it through the night with a mix of raw intensity and playful charm.
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It was a perfect late-summer evening in Fishers—music echoing under the open sky, neighbors and friends gathering together, and a headliner who proved once again why she’s one of the most compelling live performers in modern rock.
“Medicine brought me to a new understanding of the diversity of musicality I have within me—it showed me I had so much to share beyond the ’70s-throwback, rock-and-roll thing I had been known for up to that point,” says Potter. “Maybe it was just so far behind its time…or so ahead of its time…that I needed to step away from it for a while, keep exploring and keep moving away from anything derivative. This is an album that truly belongs in its own space, and I’m so happy to finally give it the platform I know it deserves.”
SHOW DATE: 09.05.2025
