Concert by the alternative rock band The Maine at the Old National Centre in Indianapolis.
The Maine are playing the Old National Centre on Friday, November 6, their only Indianapolis date on this run. They're an alternative band from Tempe, Arizona, and they've been together since the early 2000s, which is a long stretch for a group that started out in the pop-punk scene. If you've followed them for a while, you know they've moved far from those early days, trading the high-energy, polished sound of their first few records for something more grounded and song-focused.
On stage, the lineup is the same five they've worked with for years. John O'Callaghan is on vocals, Kennedy Brock and Jared Monaco handle guitars, Garrett Nickelsen is on bass, and Pat Kirch is on drums. That's the same core that's been through their entire discography, so the live show usually feels like a band that knows exactly how to lock in with one another. They're known for a set that pulls from across their catalog, mixing the newer, more atmospheric material with the older songs that first put them on the map.
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The show is at the Old National Centre in downtown Indianapolis, and it starts at 7:30 PM. If you're planning to go, keep in mind it's a Friday night, so you'll want to leave some time for traffic and parking before the music kicks off.
