The Egyptian Room in Indianapolis was absolutely electrified on a night filled with incredible energy and genre-blending performances. Fans of alternative music gathered for an unforgettable experience with a lineup that seamlessly showcased the diversity of the scene. Set It Off, From Ashes To New, New Years Day, and If Not For Me each brought their own unique flair to the stage, and the result was a high-octane evening that left fans exhilarated and likely voiceless by the end of the night.

If Not For Me kicked off the night, setting the tone with their blend of heavy riffs and passionate vocals. Despite being the opener, they quickly won over the crowd with their raw energy and tight musicianship. The band showed no hesitation in bringing their all, and their dedication didn’t go unnoticed by the audience. Their intensity and drive amped up the crowd, priming everyone for the powerhouse acts to follow. With each song, If Not For Me demonstrated why they’re a rising force in the alternative scene, leaving a lasting impression and definitely gaining some new fans along the way. Check out the gallery!

Next up was New Years Day, fronted by the charismatic Ash Costello. With their edgy style and hard-hitting sound, they brought a fierce energy that had the entire room enthralled. Ash’s powerful voice and commanding presence drew the crowd in, and songs like "Shut Up" and "Kill Or Be Killed" resonated deeply, with fans screaming along to every lyric. The band’s blend of goth, rock, and metal elements added a dark and haunting vibe to the night, creating an atmosphere that was both intense and captivating. New Years Day’s set reminded everyone why they’re a staple in the alternative scene, and their fanbase was out in full force, fueling the room with their enthusiasm. Check out the gallery!

From Ashes To New took the stage next, adding their unique twist with rap-rock and nu-metal influences. Their ability to fuse hip-hop and hard rock made their set an explosive addition to the night. With tracks like "Through It All" and "Panic", the band had the crowd jumping and headbanging along, feeding off the intense energy that had been building throughout the evening. Vocalists Matt Brandyberry and Danny Case alternated seamlessly between rapped verses and melodic choruses, showing off the versatility that has propelled them to the forefront of the genre. Their connection with the fans was undeniable, and it was evident that From Ashes To New had struck a chord with the audience, many of whom were there just as much for them as for the headliner. Check out the gallery!

Finally, Set It Off hit the stage, and from the moment they stepped out, it was clear that they were ready to put on a show. Known for their theatrical pop-rock sound and engaging performances, Set It Off had the crowd in the palm of their hand. Cody Carson’s dynamic stage presence and infectious energy were impossible to resist, and fans sang along to every word of songs like "Killer In The Mirror" and "Wolf In Sheep's Clothing". The band’s set was a perfect balance of high-energy anthems and emotional moments, giving fans the full Set It Off experience. The chemistry between the band members was palpable, and they clearly fed off the crowd’s energy, making the show feel intimate despite the room being packed. Check out the gallery!

All in all, this concert was a brilliant showcase of the versatility and passion that defines the alternative music scene. Each band brought something unique to the table, yet there was a shared energy that unified them, resulting in a night that fans won’t soon forget. As the last notes faded, it was clear that everyone in the Egyptian Room had experienced something special—an eclectic mix of genres and styles coming together to create a truly memorable show.