I was invited here for a concert. It was on a Wednesday evening that I had attended the concert…read morehere. Parking was easy to find but of course you had to pay for it due to being out in broad ripple. I ended up paying for a meter parking which was not too bad at all. Once I walked to the vogue they had security there to check and make sure no one was bringing in any items they shouldn't. It was great that security is there. The security was friendly. After walking into building the space was very big. There were a lot of people in there but everyone was spread out. I love how they had an ADA section for people. There was a bar which the prices were your typical prices for drinks. Overall the experience for the concert was good.

I would give the Vogue more stars because I typically have positive experiences. Fun events and…read moretalent. The staff is usually great. The drinks tend to be more reasonably priced than Live Nation events. I was there a couple weeks ago and made sure to bring a clear purse and even measured it to make sure I wouldn't have any issues getting in through security. It was fine. When I was there last night the exact same purse was prohibited. Next time I'm going to bring a tape measurer with me so I don't have to go through that hassle again.

If you're looking for a fun night out, this is the place to be!…read more I came for the first time tonight and had a great time in the slightly under 2 hours I was there. I came for line dancing Thursday night. We had a good long lesson on the dance floor for a new dance called Call Me Chico. The instructor was very thorough and went over a lot of the steps in good detail with lots of practice. If you're new to line dancing, this is a good place since it isn't too crowded on the dance floor but there's still some (practically) pros out there. The photos are of the dance floor before it filled in, since it's not polite to take photos of people dancing without permission. They don't have food here, just a full bar. It seems they would have everything you would want there. Anyway, if I have it my way, you'll be likely to meet me out on the dance floor here at some point!

A great revival of Revel! One of very few venues in downtown Indy that draw solid talent (just…read morewatched Markus Schulz slay some unicorns)! Great acoustics, fun lighting plenty of bar top real estate, attentive servers and amazing location! Pro-tips 1) they close off Meridian late night so plan accordingly for your ride share pickup / drop offs 2) there is NO dress code 3) the bars upstairs will get you served much quicker 4) bathrooms are in the back & on both levels

Came to the nightclub after the Marc Anthony concert for the after party and we had a blast. Felt…read moresafe with the security and the club was very nice and clean. The DJ was really good and we all had an amazing time. If we come back to Indy this place is on our list.

Indianapolis has several really cool venues for live music (and a few crap ones). I have a soft…read moreplace in my heart for Tufty Clough's Radio Radio, a Fountain Square live music spot since 2001 and absolutely one of my favorite places to hear live music in Indy. Radio Radio is a 21 and over, general admission concert venue that offers table and lounge seating on a first-come/first-serve basis with the rest being standing room only (or sitting in my case, eh?). They offer full bar service and have specialty craft cocktails at select shows. Radio Radio is only open during shows with doors opening an hour before the first act is scheduled to play. It's a smoke-free facility, though it's my understanding you can smoke out back. Radio Radio has a really killer vibe with a weaving together of style, substance, retro, and probably a few other things. I don't get to Radio Radio nearly enough, but every time I go I'm like "Man, I need to come here more often." There are free parking lots in various locations around Fountain Square along with street parking in spots. Curb cuts are plentiful in Fountain Square, though it is an older part of the city so there are occasional sidewalk cracks. The front entrance is perfectly accessible and the venue itself is fairly solid, though the "Standing Room Only" shows can be a challenge. My understanding is they'll try to work with you with advance notice, though I have to be honest and say I've never had any difficulties as without exception I've found Radio Radio crowds to be respectful of wheelchair users when they show up. I've always been able to see, though I do typically arrive early just to make sure. Radio Radio's sound system was updated a few years ago and the sound is extremely awesome now. Acts range from local bands to up-and-coming regional and national acts or bands with more of a cult following. Concert capacity is right around 250. There's also this incredibly beautiful winding bar. Employees are friendly and helpful, drink prices are fair (especially for music venues), solid craft beer options, and I just love this entire vibe. It is worth noting that Radio Radio does not do food. If you don't know David "Tufty" Clough, he was the longtime bassist for Toxic Reasons and also for Zero Boys. He was also one of my first artist interviews when I was in college (so, yes. I'm a longtime fan). He also used to own Broad Ripple's Future Shock. This is an awesome venue and one of the better mid-sized options here in Indy. If you've never seen a show, I highly recommend it.

Fun space! Great live music venue. Mostly standing room but some seating. Old times bar. Great…read moreambiance.

I went early to get dinner with a friend. The mushroom Swiss burger is to DIE for! The chef came…read moreout to ask how the food was. So sweet! You can tell the food is made with passion and love! Perfect fries! So crispy and golden perfection! The fried mushrooms are also fantastic! Also a great place to go for a mocktail that won't cost you an arm and a leg! We sat at the bar and chatting with the bartender. Super great staff! It does get busy later in the evening! At least on weekends! And there will eventually be a cover charge! If you're there before that time then no cover needed! But awesome food! Cool vibe!

Visiting from another state, this place was recommended to go have drinks. Unfortunately, the visit…read moredidn't go very well. The bartender wasn't friendly. He put my bill in the bill fold and slammed it down in front of me so that I could sign it. Then he walked away quickly. It was a group of 4 of us visiting the place and I was buying the first round. Maybe he didn't want to fix 4 drinks at once. We never want to be in a place where we are not wanted. We discarded the drinks, left, and went to another establishment.

Performances at White Rabbit are always a great time. LGBTQ+ positive venue that always has an…read moreeclectic clientele that is really fun. Venue is well appointed as an intimate setting to take in a little bit of everything from Drag, burlesque, comedy and music. We always have a good time here.

Here to see their monthly show, Do Tell." The theme is It's Raining Red Flags My friend is…read moreperforming a story here. I sat at the bar and the service was great. No food, but there's a full bar. Do Tell: A Night of True Stories: "It's Raining Red Flags"

AJ's Isa great spot for R&B music, live or a DJ. Their…read morefried catfish filets are delicious. Cocktails are righteous! Nice size floor if you want to dance. Friendly, great place to connect.

My friends and I had good, lowkey vibes here for drinks. Moscow mule was strong but pricey for $16.read more

Great food, fantastic friendly staff, awesome manager. Always a great spot for college night or any…read moreother time. Definitely one of the best spots in north Indy. Can't beat the prices and service.

I used to love the mineshaft. When I could go there on a weekday night and have a good time with…read moresome cheap drinks and not too many people around. They had a dance floor and they always have funny movies playing with the sound off, which makes for an interesting exercise in futility when it comes to trying to watch them and recall what's going on...or if you've never seen it, it can be enjoyable to play MST3000. Then it developed an identity problem and started trying to act like one of the bigger clubs in BR. The dance floor was always nice, because you could actually dance on it, but they started doing cheap drafts several nights a week and next thing you know the place is packed to the gills and you can barely get in the door. What happened, Mine Shaft? Why did you have to go and screw up your image? The music is usually a mix of old and new and is fun to dance to the bartenders have never really stuck out in my mind as being anything special, but who cares? Sometimes you can still go and have a quiet brew here, but for now I'll just steer clear of the crowds and hit up another bar that isn't suffering from an identity crisis.