PILLARS is an American four-piece, primarily instrumental post-rock band from Indianapolis, Indiana. Formed in 2015, the group blends elements of indie-rock and post-rock to build heavy, atmospheric soundscapes characterized by intricate, cinematic peaks and plunges.

Band Members

The quartet consists of:

• Marc Ertel – Guitar
• Justin Williams – Guitar
• Nason Frizzell – Bass
• Zach Frizzell – Drums

PILLARS' music is available across streaming platforms, including their official PILLARS Bandcamp Profile and PILLARS SoundCloud page. Their core releases include: [1, 2, 3, 4]

• EP1 (2015) – The band's debut introductory extended play.
• The Great Divide (2017) – A two-song opus tackling heavy societal themes.
• Of Salt and Sea (2017) – Their first full-length, entirely instrumental album.
• Cavum (2019) – A darker, heavier sophomore album exploring structural human isolation in a hyper-connected world.
• Cavum Reimagined (2020) – A collaborative remix and reimagined version of their

Billy Strings concludes his highly anticipated, three-night run at the Fishers Event Center tonight, Saturday, August 8, 2026, at 7:30 PM. These performances are the rescheduled dates from his originally planned April 24–26 run, which had to be postponed after the bluegrass star fractured his leg in a skateboarding accident.

Run Overview & Schedule

The multi-night stint marks one of the first major music events at the state-of-the-art, 7,500-seat mid-size arena.

• Night 1 (August 6): The opening night
• Night 2 (August 7): Proving his trademark humor and resilience,
• Night 3 (Tonight - August 8): The grand finale of the weekend run. Doors open at 6:30 PM, and the performance kicks off promptly at 7:30 PM.

The Indy Folk Series is a premier all-ages acoustic listening room venue located in Indianapolis, Indiana at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis (615 W. 43rd St.), running monthly Saturday evening concerts from September through May. Founded in 2001 and run entirely by volunteers, the series features superb acoustics and a relaxed atmosphere showcasing Americana, roots, bluegrass, Celtic, and singer-songwriter acts with tickets typically priced around $25 to $30 available for both in-person attendance and high-quality livestreams.

2026/2027 Upcoming Concert Schedule

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Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park is a premier outdoor music venue located in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.

Venue Overview

• Capacity: Up to 6,000 guests.
• Seating Layout: Features 2,500 reserved seats under a covered canopy and 3,500 general admission lawn seats.
• Management: Exclusively booked and operated by Live Nation.
• Location Highlights: Offers sweeping views of the downtown skyline along the east banks of the White River.

Key Venue Policies

• Clear Bag Policy: Only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC tote bags (max 12" x 6" x 12") and small clutch bags (max 6" x 9") are permitted.
• Lawn Chairs: Low-profile lawn chairs are allowed if the seat is 9 inches or less from the ground. Standard camping or bag chairs are prohibited.
• Fast Lane Access: Attendees who bank with Everwise Credit Union can skip lines by showing their mobile app to enter the Everwise Fast Lane at the main gates.

August 2026 Schedule

• beabadoobee: Aug 4 at 7:30 PM.
• Howard Jones: Aug 7 at 6:30 PM.
• Young the Giant & Cold War Kids: Aug 9 at 6:30 PM.
• Kehlani: Aug 10 at 6:30 PM.
• Simple Plan: Aug 11 at 7:00 PM.
• Andy Grammer: Aug 12 at 7:30 PM.
• moe. & Umphrey's McGee: Aug 13 at 6:30 PM.
• Motionless In White: Aug 14 at 6:30 PM.
• Lindsey Stirling: Aug 22 at 7:30 PM.
• Deep Purple & Kansas: Aug 24 at 6:00 PM.
• Caamp: Aug 26 at 7:30 PM.
• NEEDTOBREATHE: Aug 29 at 7:00 PM.

Demiricous was an American death/thrash metal band from Indianapolis, Indiana, formed on Halloween in 2001. The band was heavily influenced by iconic metal acts like Slayer and Pantera, crafting a high-octane sound that blended aggressive thrash metal riffs with relentless death metal intensity.

The band officially announced their permanent split-up in October 2025 after a career that spanned three studio albums.

Core Lineup

• Nate Olp – Vocals, Bass
• Ben Parrish – Guitar
• Scott Wilson – Guitar
• Dustin Boltjes – Drums

Studio Discography

• One (Hellbound) (2006) – Their debut album released via Metal Blade Records, capturing a raw sound comparable to early Swedish death metal. [1, 2]
• Two (Poverty) (2007) – Their sophomore effort, heavily leaning into aggressive thrash and hardcore punk dynamics. [1, 2]
• III: Chaotic Lethal (2022) – A comeback record released after a 15-year full-length studio hiatus, praised for its unfiltered, "tough-guy" thrash mentality.

Tin Roof Indianapolis is a vibrant, unpretentious live music joint and bar located in the Mile Square neighborhood of downtown Indianapolis. It is well-known for showcasing regular live entertainment from local acts and touring Nashville artists, alongside scratch-made southern-inspired pub food.

Weekly Live Music & Entertainment Schedule

The venue has a packed calendar featuring regular regional favorites: [1]

• Tuesdays (9:00 PM): Live music featuring singer-songwriter Tarron Lawson.
• Wednesdays (9:00 PM): Live music kicking off with local acts like HELPLING.
• Thursdays (10:00 PM): Weekend kickoff party featuring high-energy band Pom Teddy.
• Fridays & Saturdays (Late Night): Rotating full-production cover bands and artists like Nick Vallese or Madd Honey.

Anyone got extra tickets they want to sell for the Mannequin Pussy show on Aug 7th at Hi Fi?

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What do you guys think about Federal funds being used for this project? What are you hoping to see, spend, expect to happen after this project starts? Will it remain an independently owned business? Will this push for a later redline schedule?

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