The California band opens for Staind on Sept. 26, with frontman Doug Robb calling the song’s TikTok revival “crazy.”

The 55,000-square-foot Fox Road venue sat empty for years after Marsh Supermarkets folded. Now it's Indiana's biggest Slick City yet.

Kids get a free mini-doll and building set as the touring LEGO Friends pop-up wraps its summer run in downtown Indianapolis.

The big top's We All Belong show runs through September 27, with local mayors and a $25 Holla Sale ticket deal.

The 95-year-old Star Trek icon hits the Old National Centre stage on October 30, fresh off a real 2021 spaceflight of his own.

Frontman Benjamin Burnley brought his son onstage in Camden for the new single “Something Wicked,” a preview of what Noblesville fans can expect.

Free lawn seating and a drone show cap Plainfield's Quaker Days Saturday, with 18 vendors slinging Korean corn dogs and boba.

The ninth annual Fort Ben bash brings 150-plus craft beverages and a stein-holding contest to Lawrence on September 19.

The Indianapolis benefit's milestone show on November 20 spans five stages, with musician sign-ups now open.

Free concerts hit eight downtown Franklin porches every Saturday in October, including an Oktoberfest-themed set from Shack #9.

Mad Hatter Shows opens its second Indiana venue Saturday at 207 N. Delaware St., the longtime home of Crackers Comedy Club.

Saturday tickets for the Terre Haute Air Show are gone, but Sunday still has room for the Thunderbirds and a drone-and-fireworks finale.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse hosts the trio less than a year after their last Indy show, with openers tied to Will Ferrell and Kevin Jonas.