Live Shows

With the heatwave temporarily over, fans were treated to beautiful weather for the Wheels of Soul 2019 tour stop at The Lawn at White River State Park. Headliner the Tedeschi Trucks Band, a collaboration between singer/guitarist Susan Tedeschi and her husband Derek Trucks, always pick a couple of additional acts to add to the bill - this year featuring Shovels & Rope and Blackberry Smoke.  

For over 35 years, Stryper has been spreading their positive message about faith, devotion, family and love, all while writing catchy hook-laden songs armed with their harmonic vocals and signature sound. The band has been on the road since May of this year, for their "History Tour - Greatest Hits & Covers That Influenced Our Generation".

lorida hard rock natives Shinedown arrived in the Chicago Western suburb of Tinley Park at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, and proceeded to crank up the temperature on an otherwise already hot and humid evening.

Greenville, SC – The earth may have actually shook in Greenville the night of July 10th when the elated crowd readied the boombox and welcomed...

Better Than Ezra strolled into the sold-out World Café Live in Philly on a muggy, humid night Sunday, July 7, 2019 to “pass a good time,” as they say in New Orleans.

San Francisco, CA -  Australian up-and-comers Chase Atlantic recently brought their unconventional blend of moody, alternative hip-pop to San Francisco’s August Hall on July...

Richmond, VA - Quoting the baseball legend, Yogi Berra, from the moment I walked into The National on June 18th, ‘It was like déjà...

Noblesville & Co. - The weather was perfect as fans streamed into Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center on Wednesday June 12th for a visit by Dead & Co. This venue has some history with the Dead hosting concerts with the original line up in the late 80's to early 90's, including one of the last concerts (July 2, 1995) before the tragic loss of founding member Jerry Garcia.  The years since have seen various touring incarnations with the remaining band members, but none have had the success or longevity of the original Grateful Dead.

The Murat Theatre at Old National Centre was all a buzz Monday evening in anticipation of Hozier bringing his Wasteland, Baby! tour to Indianapolis!  The sold out crowd settled into the theatre as the band BAILEN, a sibling trio from New York, kicked the evening off with music from their new album, Thrilled to Be Here.  Twin brothers Daniel (bass, vocals) and David (drums, vocals) along with sister Julia (guitar, vocals) describe their sound as "sibling harmonies to melt your soul" and they were not kidding.

The Richmond forecast called for a calm night on June 11th, although little did the forecasters know, ‘Hurricane’ Nita Strauss was rolling into town to bring a localized storm that would leave a lasting footprint on The Canal Club.