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Looking back on Indy Jazz Fest’s jubilant Grand Finale (opens the original)
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Something about having the 2026 Indy Jazz Fest Grand Finale back in Broad Ripple again just felt right. After moving the eventâs closing day to a few different locations in recent years â including Garfield Park and White River State Park â Indy Jazz Fest returned to its Broad Ripple roots this year, holding its 2026 Grand Finale at Indy Art Center/Opti Park on Saturday, Sept. 26. Like previous years, the event showcased an array of jazz sounds, but this yearâs lineup felt especially wel
Review: This Is Lorelei showcases sensational songcraft at Turntable (opens the original)
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When heâs not playing with indie pop band Water from Your Eyes, Nate Amos stays busy writing stellar songs under the moniker of This Is Lorelei. While his songwriting days date back to 2012 when he released his first solo mixtape, Amos has gained increased notoriety in recent years, with esteemed indie rockers like MJ Lenderman and Waxahatchee covering his songs and playing them out live. Out in support of excellent 2026 album The Singer in My Band, Amos continued to ride the high of his recen
Catching up with Hoobastank frontman Doug Robb (opens the original)
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On Saturday, Sept. 26, longtime alt rock giants Hoobastank will make their way to Ruoff Music Center, opening up for Staind as part of their Break the Cycle 25-year anniversary tour, along with fellow openers Seether and Hinder. Ahed of the show, NUVOâs Seth Johnson caught up with Hoobastank frontman Doug Robb for an interview, discussing the bandâs early years, what memories he has of playing Indy, and much more. Read their full conversation below. SETH JOHNSON: 2026 marks the 25-year anniv
Review: Phoebe Bridgers captivates at Gainbridge Fieldhouse (opens the original)
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A lot has changed for Phoebe Bridgers since she performed in Indianapolis back in 2016 at the then-200-capacity Hi-Fi. While releasing three successful solo albums, Bridgers has also found a great deal of success with the supergroup Boygenius, playing alongside her friends Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker (who she happened to be opening for at the aforementioned 2016 Hi-Fi gig). Now four Grammy wins later, Bridgers is headlining stadiums like she did on Tuesday, Sept. 15, when I saw her at Gainbridge
Six Foot Blonde discusses forthcoming album ahead of show at Hi-Fi Annex (opens the original)
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Since forming in Bloomington, alternative rock band Six Foot Blonde has taken flight in recent years, relocating to Chicago while also sharing the stage with bands like Ripe, The Nude Party, Couch and more. Ahead of a homecoming show at the Hi-Fi Annex on Friday, Aug. 28, members of Six Foot Blonde caught up with Seth Johnson for a Zoom interview, discussing their forthcoming album Hummingbird and much more. Read their full conversation below. SETH JOHNSON: The last time I caught up with you guy
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