Hi-Fi Indy

Hi-Fi Indy, located in the Murphy Art Center in the heart of Indianapolis' Fountain Square, is a 400-capacity venue that has been a significant part of the local cultural scene since its inception in 2014. The venue has undergone an expansion from a 200-capacity room to a 400-capacity room in 2017, which has allowed it to attract a higher caliber of artists and focus on providing excellent experiences for both fans and performers.

The venue is known for its commitment to a diverse lineup and for being a key player in the Indianapolis music industry. Hi-Fi Indy has contributed to the local economy by supporting small businesses and artists, and it has been involved in events like the Holler on the Hill Festival. Additionally, the venue has adapted to cater to a younger crowd by connecting with the adjacent Easy Rider diner, allowing it to host 18-and-over events.

Artists and bands that have graced the stage at Hi-Fi Indy include Huckleberry Funk, Amanda Shires, and Welshly Arms, among others. The venue has a history of hosting artists early in their careers, providing fans with a "see-them-here-first" experience.

For artists considering performing at Hi-Fi Indy, the venue offers a welcoming atmosphere with a focus on treating artists well, akin to family. The venue prides itself on impeccable sound and aims to deliver a studio-quality feel in a live show setting. With its central location in Fountain Square, Hi-Fi Indy is not only a place for great live music but also a contributor to the vibrancy and economic vitality of the Indianapolis music scene.