Concerts in
Indianapolis Area 2023 - 2024

Indianapolis Area Concert Guide

JamBase’s concert guide to Indianapolis is the place to search for tickets to go see live music. Indy rocks a vibrant music scene, with concerts happening all around the Hoosier State capital.

Perhaps best-known for the Indianapolis 500 race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Circle City is chock-full of activities to keep you busy while having tons of fun all year around.

Outdoor venues like Ruoff Music Center in nearby Noblesville, TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park and MacAllister Amphitheater at Garfield Park regularly host top-tier Indianapolis-area concerts. Lucas Oil Stadium, the NFL Colts’ home stadium, and Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the NBA’s Pacers and WNBA’s Fever hold court, are two sites for some of Indy’s largest indoor concerts.

If you’re looking for something more intimate, there are many clubs and theaters in Indianapolis, like The Vogue, the Tin Roof, or the multi-room Old National Centre which houses the Murat Theatre, the Egyptian Room, and more.

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Indianapolis is home to jazz legends Wes Montgomery and Freddie Hubbard, and their tradition continues at spots like Chatterbox and The Jazz Kitchen.

Score your tickets to upcoming Indianapolis concerts, which currently includes Taylor Swift, George Strait, Blink-182, Niall Horan, ZZ Top, along with 100s of others.

Around Indianapolis, opportunities to go see live music are endless as are hotel options, which include the Omni Severin Hotel — the longest-running luxury hotel in Indy — boutique spots like Ironworks Keystone and Hotel Broad Ripple, and high-end accommodations such as JW Marriott Indianapolis or the Hilton Indianapolis Hotel and Suites.

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Along with concerts in Indianapolis, the city offers a wide variety of family-friendly activities, like The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, which is the largest kid’s museum on the planet. There’s fun for all ages at the Indianapolis Zoo and you can travel back in time at Conner Prairie.

Indianapolis author Kurt Vonnegut is honored with a museum dedicated to his acclaimed work. You can take in the arts and nature together at Newfields, home to the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and it need not be a race day to make a trip to experience the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and its museum.

Indianapolis is a quintessential Midwest city with much to offer both native Hoosiers and visitors alike. With tours rolling regularly routing through Indy, it’s a fantastic metro area to go see live music year round.