Concerts in Indianapolis November
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Concerts in Indianapolis November 2026 schedule
Indianapolis in November offers a vibrant lineup of concerts and events, perfect for music lovers and entertainment enthusiasts. Throughout the month, top venues like the Egyptian Room At Old National Centre, Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, and Gainbridge Fieldhouse host a variety of performances ranging from legendary artists to emerging talents. Notable acts include Shaun Cassidy performing on November 17, the iconic Jodeci on November 8, and the energetic Little Big Town on November 14. Fans of symphonic music can enjoy the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's concerts, including 'Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets in Concert' on November 1 and 'Rick Steves' Europe: A Symphonic Journey' on November 14. The month also features a mix of comedy shows at Helium Comedy Club, with performances by Ashley Gavin, Yvette Segan, and Ahamed Weinberg, along with stand-up comedy from Steve Furey and Daniel Sloss. For younger audiences and pop enthusiasts, concerts by bands like The Maine, Wage War, and Parmalee at Egyptian Room add to the excitement. Additionally, the festival of the Bands Of America Grand National Championships at Lucas Oil Stadium from November 12 to 14 draws thousands to witness incredible marching band performances. Comedy fans can enjoy stand-up nights with comedians such as Jimmy Failla and Akeem Ali, while music aficionados can experience performances by artists like Gabriel Iglesias, Dweezil Zappa, and Rival Sons. The diverse lineup ensures there's something for everyone in Indianapolis this November, with a range of genres, from rock and country to jazz, symphony, and comedy, all hosted at prominent venues across the city.