The Copyrights at Moria

When the Copyrights play in Indianapolis, it’s always an event. Last Friday was no exception.

Review: Friday at the Vollrath

Billed as a double feature, Friday night’s Vollrath show featured an interesting mix of rave-up party music and avant-garde looping experiments.

Big Colour

Blind Pilot at Radio Radio

One indie-rock trend of the 2000s has been the success of unconventional band formats, most notably the bassless guitar-drums duo and the eccentric co-ed folk orchestra.

Alexa Woodward, Elam Abraham Blackman, Accordions and Holy Ghost Canyon

In our fast-paced world of cell phones, double lattes and retinas burned by LCD, it is nice to see someone taking an antiquated approach to something – anything.

Go/do: Tonic Ball

The annual Tonic Ball in Fountain Square has become one of the city's best "must-attend" events.

Go/do: International Festival

The 33rd International Festival continues the tradition of bringing various cultures together for a world extravaganza, beginning Friday, Nov. 20 and running through Sunday, Nov. 22.

Song for a peach

Laura Veirs was in a slump. And then she found a peach.

Soundcheck, Nov. 11-17

Wednesday

Post-rock
El Ten Eleven, Andy D
Radio Radio, 1119 E. Prospect St., www.futureshock.net
9 p.m., $5 advance, $7 door, 21+

Jazz vocalist Blair Clark

The wait staff at a north-side brunch spot know what Blair Clark means when he orders "The Usual."

Soundcheck, Nov. 18-24

Wednesday

String band
The Fox Hunt, Joey Welch, The Complete Unknowns
The Vollrath, 118 E. Palmer St., www.vollrathindy.com
8 p.m., 21+