The Deluxe at Old National Center in Indianapolis hosted an energetic and memorable night with Mad Caddies and The Iron Roses delivering performances that had the entire crowd engaged from start to finish. Although the show was on the intimate side, the energy radiating from both the stage and the audience was anything but small. This night was a testament to the power of live music in connecting people, even in a more close-knit setting.

The Iron Roses kicked off the night, bringing their unique blend of punk rock infused with passion and raw energy. They faced an unexpected challenge as one of their vocalists, Nathan Gray, was battling a lost voice. However, this didn't dampen the spirit of the performance. Becky Fontaine stepped up, taking on the majority of the vocal duties with grace and power. Supported by the backing vocals from their bandmates, they delivered a performance that resonated with the audience. Despite Nathan’s vocal struggles, their presence was felt in every movement and dance across the stage, showcasing their unwavering commitment to the show and the fans. Check out the full gallery here!

As the night progressed, Mad Caddies took the stage and immediately transformed the venue into a lively, ska-punk party. Their infectious rhythms and lively horn section had the crowd dancing and singing along from the first note to the last. The band’s ability to create a carefree atmosphere allowed everyone in attendance to leave their worries behind and fully immerse themselves in the music. The energy was palpable, with fans of all ages losing themselves in the moment, moving to the beats, and shouting along to every word. Check out the gallery here!

The night was a perfect blend of high energy and intimate connection, making it one to remember for everyone who attended. Mad Caddies and The Iron Roses delivered performances that exemplified the joy of live music, reminding us all of the pure, unfiltered happiness that comes from sharing these moments together.