Live music in Hamilton County, IN

Acoustic music performed live will set the tone at Pasto Italiano Westfield. Reservations are required.

Radio Junkies Duo performs live at The Piper, delivering a decade spanning set packed with popular songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Enjoy an upbeat atmosphere with plenty of chances to sing along, hit the dance floor, and grab a bite while the music rolls.

Rhino Down returns to Brockway Pub as part of its 2026 series. The event features plenty of new music along with Irish food and drinks.

Sleepybear Campground hosts a one night campout, parking, and tailgating experience for the STAIND concert directly across the street from Ruoff Music Center, also known as Deer Creek. Expect a safe setting, a welcoming team, and a relaxed pre-show atmosphere in a location that puts you close to the venue. Choose from several reservation options. A parking and tailgating pass is 25 dollars and covers a single vehicle for day-of-show parking or tailgating. A tent camping pass is 80 dollars and includes one night for two people plus parking for one vehicle; solo campers pay the same rate, additional guests are 40 dollars per person at arrival, and extra vehicles are 40 dollars each. An RV or camper pass is 160 dollars and covers one night for up to four people with parking for one RV or camper, with the same add-on pricing for extra people and vehicles. Prefer an indoor stay instead of sleeping outside? The Sleepybear Suite is 200 dollars and provides a private room with one queen bed for up to two people and parking for one vehicle. Guests are placed in one of three themed rooms on the property named Jimmy Buffet Room, Da Reggae Room, or DMB Room. Suites are set inside a house on the campground grounds. Key guidelines include one vehicle per camping or parking and tailgating pass, strictly enforced. Leashed pets are welcome with cleanup required. All ages are invited. All sales are final and there are no refunds. The campground highlights convenient amenities and a distinctive laid-back feel, and it is the closest camping option to Ruoff Music Center. Events proceed rain or shine, whether or not the concert takes place. Availability is limited and spots often sell out.

Staind marks 25 years of Break the Cycle with a tour stop at Ruoff Music Center. Parking is not included with concert tickets, so a separate parking pass is required to park on site. The venue will use a new seating configuration for the 2026 season. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with multiple presales, including options for Citi cardmembers, VIP packages, Staind and Seether fan clubs, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and the venue, plus a Ruoff employee offer. Additional opportunities such as Citi cardmember preferred tickets, T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane, and VIP packages will be available.

Hoobastank brings a sing along set to Noblesville, packed with catchy hooks, tight riffs, and the kind of crowd energy that has the whole place singing together. The Reason takes the spotlight, while Running Away and Same Direction keep the momentum high. The night is led by headliners Staind and Seether, with Hinder setting a loud tone to open.

Melaverse presents a Navratri Garba celebration in Noblesville featuring Kinjal Dave, a beloved Gujarati folk artist often called the Queen of Garba, performing live. Expect an evening of traditional Garba and Dandiya Raas with community dancing, plus food available on site. Traditional attire is encouraged. The event takes place at the Fieldhouse at Finch Creek in Noblesville, Indiana. Ticket details will be shared soon, and sponsorship or inquiry emails can be sent to melaversellc@gmail.com.

Ole 60 brings the Off The Grid Tour to the stage after a six month run supporting its debut album, Smokestack Town. The record has drawn praise for a gritty fusion of indie grunge looseness, rootsy drive, and small town punk spirit. GRAMMY.com highlighted it as an 11 track release woven with interconnected stories and vivid characters, and Whiskey Riff recognized it among the year’s standout albums. With momentum from that stretch on the road and a growing reputation as a riveting new act from Kentucky, the band delivers an energetic, road tested show. Tickets are on sale.

The Rhinos return to perform in the new outdoor space at Bier Brewery Noblesville during a summer event in Central Indiana’s largest two-acre biergarten. The setting includes mature trees, fire pits, a children’s playground, bocce courts, cornhole, and a dog park.

King Jugg Brewing hosts John Beatrice for a live acoustic performance.