What a great evening! Even with it being blazing H.O.T.!!!! Seeing Ryan Adams...a little…read morebreeze...and a relaxing atmosphere. We actually upgraded our tickets to the next level and we are so glad we did! Arrived right when the show was starting and because we had upgraded, went right up to the VIP area and staked our claim. There were so many spots and we are so close! Not to mention the ease of the VIP bathrooms and bar. Seriously, it is so worth it! Sahm's is doing the food in the VIP tent and it was fabulous. Nachos that we were both able to share and they were great! The only issue I have is that our bartender did not tell us about the $5 discount if you buy a bucket of beer. So that is my tip to you, get the bucket, it's cheaper. Also, another tip, don't pay for the parking onsite. Just park in one of the houses across the street and walk over. We wish we would have done that as we would have saved $15.

Love this venue for an outdoor show! Had some yummy Mac and…read morecheese brisket..... decent spot on the lawn despite cutting up the entire venue for VIP access. And parking prices are ridiculous, imo! Trombone shorty put on an awesome show!

The majority of shows I have been to was at The Vogue, but Turntable is also a good sister venue…read more It's meant to be a smaller venue for emerging artists or more intimate shows. During the night of my visit I saw a solo artist with a small band. The sound quality was quite good with very little feedback. I enjoyed sitting at the cabaret style tables toward the back. I also attended the annual bourbon tasting at Turntable. In addition to concerts and shows, they can host some special events as well. The space is not big so don't expect to cramp too many people in there. The Vogue is an iconic venue in Indy but Turntable has its merits also. The vibe is definitely different and I enjoyed seeing a more chill show in there. They have multiple events every week so keep an eye out on their calendar.

Turntable is kind of an ideal size for seeing a show, with a capacity of up to 400 (depending on…read morewhether there is seating) and a pretty good sound setup. But I do want to add a couple caveats to that (and out myself as a cranky old man). We saw a sold-out show here recently and found it to be just too damn crowded for the allotted space, which limited our enjoyment of the music and also made me think it's not terribly safe. We did end up finding an intimate spot by a garbage bin near the back where we could sort of see the stage and chit-chat with the drunkards who were also back there for easy access to the bar. And we were definitely happier there than we would have been near the stage, where everyone had to sacrifice elbow room and the option of a bathroom trip in favor of a better view. We would have been a little happier in the premium seating (which was sold out before I was able to book), but, lesson learned. I'd just rather be at a place where capacity is more limited but the setup is geared toward ensuring the audience has a little more comfort.

I was invited here for a concert. It was on a Wednesday evening that I had attended the concert…read morehere. Parking was easy to find but of course you had to pay for it due to being out in broad ripple. I ended up paying for a meter parking which was not too bad at all. Once I walked to the vogue they had security there to check and make sure no one was bringing in any items they shouldn't. It was great that security is there. The security was friendly. After walking into building the space was very big. There were a lot of people in there but everyone was spread out. I love how they had an ADA section for people. There was a bar which the prices were your typical prices for drinks. Overall the experience for the concert was good.

I would give the Vogue more stars because I typically have positive experiences. Fun events and…read moretalent. The staff is usually great. The drinks tend to be more reasonably priced than Live Nation events. I was there a couple weeks ago and made sure to bring a clear purse and even measured it to make sure I wouldn't have any issues getting in through security. It was fine. When I was there last night the exact same purse was prohibited. Next time I'm going to bring a tape measurer with me so I don't have to go through that hassle again.

Went here for an open mic night this past week! It was a decent turn out and about 4 artist…read moreperformed! There was a $5 cover charge which I have never had to pay for an open mic show though. I did see they had some cans of beer for sale and they also had awesome art all over the walls and an awesome outside side stage which was an nice feature!

My daughter graduates from Deckademics tonight. This has been so good for her, both fun and…read moremotivating. She has loved learning from the guys and growing in her skills as a DJ. I don't think she could've learned from anyone better. They were easy to work with even when we had conflicts with our schedule. She played 2 gigs with them, which was great experience. 2019 has been a year full of music and I'm so glad we trusted the team here to teach her the ropes. Now to book a gig.

DJ Cinnamon. DJ Knowledge. DJ Sweets. Ok, so after one DJ class at Deckademics I'm not quite ready…read moreto conquer the world of DJing, but for one day I had a blast trying! Deckademics is truly a gem. It is the first and only DJ school in Indy. It was started by Indy's cultural ambassador Douglas Morris also know as Sir Doug and, in my humble opinion, one of Indy's BEST DJ's Nick Saligoe other wise know as DJ MetroGnome. My friend wanted to try a Deckademics class for her birthday, so I gladly joined in the celebration. We signed up for the Weekend Warrior course which is basically a 4 hour long crash course in the fundamentals of DJing. No experience is necessary. Trust me, we had ZERO experience. It was easy to sign up for the class on-line. The class cost $75 ( and well worth it I might add). The day finally arrived for our class. I excitedly drove the school. There is free street parking available. The place is easy to miss, so drive slowly and look for the sign. We were warmly greeted by Nick and Doug then given an overview of the day. We were off on our adventure in DJing! We learned soooo much within the 4 hours. I seriously have a new found respect for DJ's. Yes, it is insanely fun, but it can be challenging. Nick and Doug were personable and did a great job co-leading our class. I especially appreciate Nick for finding some Bruno Mars tracks for me to work with. Man, I "heart" Bruno Mars. At the end of the course, we were able to use all of the skills we were taught to create a mini mix. This was one of the best parts! I was really DJing!! I felt like a kid riding their bike for the first time without training wheels. It was exhilarating!! The 4 hours went by quickly. We learned a lot, and had a BLAST in the process. These classes are perfect teens and up. My 15 year old nephew completed the novice and amateur courses in DJing and has moved up to the intermediate level. He absolutely loves it! Do yourself a favor, GO check this place and and TRY one of the classes. This is something fun and definitely unique to try. You won't regret it. I hope to return soon for one of their Date Night classes!

I've been going here since it opened over 10 years ago and I absolutely love this place! And euchre…read morenights on Wednesdays are soooo much fun!

Brick House hosts CCA Euchre league's on Wednesdays. My cousin and I play on the league. We enjoy…read morethe atmosphere. The staff is friendly and quick to take your order. They are attentive to ensure you are never thirsty. They have daily drink specials and variety of brew option. We enjoy their patio in the summer time. Bathrooms are always clean here. Parking is limited. Street parking is available for a fee or you can pay for parking in the old Kroger parking lot across the street. Broad Ripple definitely needs more parking options.