The Hi-Fi

Rapper’s delight.

One of Indy’s biggest nights of music and charity.

Having lived through the ups and downs of relationships, both personally and professionally, founding member of Savoir Adore Paul Hammer talks loss, love, and the concept of home. Channeling the prime of ’80s pop music that mixes synth-heavy melodies with deep, heavy emotional lyrics, Savoir Adore have gone through two co-lead singers, released three studio […]

Your ticket to live local music and backstage pass to four of Indianapolis’s hippest music venues.

Now in Year Two, Chreece is back and bigger than ever.

“There will be a lot of those songs [from the new album] and a mix from everything else,” says lead singer Stu Mackenzie. “We always wing it and see what will work on that particular night.”

“Bloomington is a super-happy place, so I was in a super-happy mood while writing,” says Shaun Fleming. The result was a more upbeat record with vocal layering and lushness, a sound he describes as “Motown glam.”

These supper clubs showcase the talents of Indy’s most adventurous chefs.

If you loved The Patio Nightclub, do try The Hi-Fi Murphy Building, this year’s Best of Indy New Concert Venue.

They say the best bands are greater than the sum of their parts. In the case of The Last IV, the parts are pretty excellent themselves.

Stake out a shady spot by La Margarita’s walk-up bar, right on the Cultural Trail, and settle in with muddled-strawberry ‘ritas.