Indianapolis Concert Scene: Hits and Misses of 2025
Indianapolis had some fantastic concerts this year, with big names like Billy Joel, Sting, Lil' Wayne, Luke Bryan, and The Jonas Brothers gracing the stages. However, there were also some major tours that decided to skip the city in 2025.
Beyoncé, who hasn't performed in Indianapolis since 2004, once again left the city off her Cowboy Carter Tour. Fans are still hoping for her to include the city on future tours.
AC/DC's Power Up Tour electrified stadiums across the U.S., but Indianapolis was not on their list this time. However, they will be performing at Notre Dame Stadium next September.
Kendrick Lamar and SZA's Grand National Tour missed out on Lucas Oil Stadium, leaving fans in nearby cities like Chicago, Detroit, and St. Louis to enjoy their performances.
Oasis, the iconic Britpop band, reunited for a tour that included only three U.S. destinations, none of which were Indianapolis. Fans will have to travel to see them perform.
Charli xcx's 2025 arena tour skipped Indianapolis, continuing the trend from her previous tours. Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball also missed the city, leaving fans to reminisce about her past performances here.
Dua Lipa's Radical Optimism Tour did not include Indianapolis on its extensive list of 77 dates. Lorde, who has never performed in the city, also did not include Indianapolis on her Ultrasound World Tour.
Billie Eilish's Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour did not make a stop in Indianapolis, disappointing fans who enjoyed her previous show at Old National Centre. The Weeknd's After Hours til Dawn stadium tour also did not shine on Lucas Oil Stadium.
While Indianapolis missed out on some major tours this year, fans are hopeful that these artists will include the city on their future tours.