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    See the opening season schedule for the new Fishers Event Center

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    Hamilton County’s newest performing arts venue opens its doors on November 22.

    Fishers Event Center Expansion of Fishers District development, It consists of apartments, restaurants, shops, office buildings and a hotel. The anchor tenant of the $170 million center will be the Indy Fuel hockey team, which will play 36 home games a year at the field. The center will also host citizens Indoor Football League And Indy IgniteBoth will start in 2025.

    All actions and events announced so far are here. You can find more information about each show and tickets at: Fisherseventcenter.com/events-tickets.

    Crushed by the Turnpike Bards and the Turtles

    22 November 19:00

    Founded in 2005 Turnpike Troubadours They are a honky-tonk and country band from Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Their 2017 album “A Long Way from Your Heart” peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Top Country Charts. The band announced an indefinite hiatus in 2019 but returned to tour in 2022. Trampled by turtles They are a folk/bluegrass band from Minnesota that topped the Billboard Bluegrass Albums chart. four times. Participation in groups will be provided Tyler Halverson.

    Lindsey Stirling

    29 November 20:00

    Celebrating the violinist’s 2022 chart-topping album “Snow Waltz,” the tour combines dance and acrobatics to offer new renditions of holiday classics like “Sleigh Ride” and “Joy to the World.” One dollar will be supported from each ticket Plus FundProviding medical debt assistance to those in need.

    Leanne Morgan

    30 November 19:00

    Comedianthe first person to free him Netflix special “I Am Every Woman” this spring, “I’m Just Getting Started!” expands its scope. Tour until 2024.

    Nitro Circus

    19:30 1 December

    It was created in 2003 by X Games gold medalist Travis Pastrana. Nitro Circus Athletes and performers from the world of FMX, BMX, skating, scootering and more perform gravity-defying stunts and tricks.

    AEW Presents Dynamite & Rampage

    19:30 4 December

    professional wrestling company All Elite Wrestling AEW: Dynamite and AEW: Rampage will bring their shows to the venue. The company’s roster includes headliners like Chris Jericho, Kenny Omega, Adam Copeland and more.

    Alabama

    19:00 9 December

    More than 50 years after their beginnings, country music icons Alabama have charted more than 40 No. 1 singles and won numerous CMA, Grammy and ACM awards. They are known for country classics like “Mountain Music,” “If You’re Gonna Play in Texas (You’ve Got to Be a Fiddle in the Band)” and “Love in the First Degree.” Supporting guests will also join them Lee Greenwoodbest known for the song “God Bless the USA”.

    Cirque du Soleil: Crystal

    Various times, January 23-26

    Crystal takes the Cirque du Soleil shows you’ve come to expect and puts them on ice. While Crystal, the show’s protagonist, explores her own dream world, skaters and acrobats perform jaw-dropping stunts as well as visual projections.

    Tom Segura

    28 February 19:30

    stand-up comedian He is known for his five Netflix specials (the most recent being 2023’s “Sledgehammer”) and podcasts produced through Your Mom’s House Studios, including Your Mom’s House and 2 Bears 1 Cave, which he co-hosts with his wife and fellow comedian Christina Pazsitzky. -Program hosted by comedian Bert Kreischer.

    Greg Gutfeld

    15 March 19:00

    Greg Gutfeldco-host Fox News Channel“The Five” and the host of late-night show “Gutfeld!” will stop at the venue on March 15 as part of his Gutfeld Live 2025 tour. He will be joined by comedian Tom Shillue and a surprise guest. according to a news release announcing the show.

    Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats

    18 March 19:30

    The soul and rock band, known for hits such as “SOB,” “A Little Honey” and “Face Down in the Moment,” has been nominated for several Americana Music Association awards and performed as part of Farm Aid, held elsewhere last year. The Hamilton County venue is the Ruoff Music Center. Special guests will also join them. Teskey Brothers.

    Blake Shelton

    29 March 19:30

    Shelton During his 20-year career, he produced nearly 30 No. 1 singles and sold the equivalent of nearly 15 million albums. He was also one of the original coaches on NBC’s “The Voice,” which he left last May after 23 seasons. He is a member of the Grand Ole Opry and was named Entertainer of the Year by the Country Music Association in 2012.

    Megan Moroney

    24 April 19:00

    moroneyCountry music’s rising star is known for hits like “I am not beautiful” And “No Caller IDHer sophomore album, “Am I OK?”, debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 chart. He recently toured with Kenny Chesney as a supporting guest on the Sun Goes Down 2024 Tour, which stopped at the Ruoff, another Hamilton County venue. He also performed in Indianapolis this summer on October 23 as part of the Music Center. National FFA Convention and Expo.

    Critical Role Live

    2 August 18:00

    Critical RoleTo celebrate its 10th anniversary, a web series in which a group of voice actors play a Dungeons & Dragons-style game for an online audience of millions is hitting the road for live shows in just five cities.

    Where is Fishers Event Center?

    Fishers Event Center is located off I-69 in Fishers, between 106th and 116th streets, just south of Ikea. Here are the suggested directions provided by the venue:

    • From the north, go south on I-69 and take exit 205. Head east on 116th and go south on USA Parkway.
    • From east, head west on 116th street and head south on USA Parkway.
    • From west, head east on 116th street and south on USA Parkway.
    • From the south, go north on I-69 and exit 204. Head east on 106th and north on USA Parkway. Then head east on USA Drive.

    This story has been updated to add new information.

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