HI-FI is a live music venue in Fountain Square, Indianapolis.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Smaller shows run in the LO-FI Lounge; the outdoor HI-FI Annex, the larger stage, ends its final season with a 30 October 2026 finale.
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The Jazz Kitchen on North College Avenue has booked live jazz since 1994 and is named one of Downbeat Magazine's Top 100 Jazz Clubs in the World.
TipThere is a $15 per person food-and-drink minimum per show; a full dinner menu counts toward it.
The Rooftop Garden atop the Fountain Square Theatre Building brings in a new DJ every night, turning into a dance venue with Food Shack bites and cocktails.
TipIt opens only for the warm-weather season, with a different DJ each night and bites from the Food Shack; weekends run until 01:00.
Mel's Speakeasy is the cozy, intimate cocktail room adjoining Commission Row steakhouse in the Wholesale District, built around wine, cocktails and spirits.
TipCheck the special-hours list on its page before going: the bar posts extra closed dates most weeks, and it is shut Sundays and Mondays.
Metro Nightclub and Restaurant on Mass Ave is Indianapolis's gay-owned nightclub and restaurant, open since 1990 with a dance floor and twice-weekly karaoke.
TipKaraoke runs Tuesday and Thursday from 22:00 in the lower-level bar, and the big outdoor patio is the other draw.
Greg's Our Place on East 16th Street has run as an LGBTQ+ club since 1980, opened as Our Place and expanded into Indianapolis's first leather bar.
TipSaturday nights bring country line dancing open to all comers; the bar began in 1980 as Our Place, Indianapolis's first leather bar.
Tini on Mass Ave is an LGBTQ-friendly martini bar, a sliver of a room with a half-dozen screens playing music videos and frequent theme nights.
TipTheme nights bring girl groups, boy bands or hair bands to the screens, and weekend DJs play from 22:00 until 03:00.
