Lil Wayne announced his Tha Carter VI tour, which will include a stop at Ruoff Music Center on August 17, and will celebrate ...

"Tha Carter VI" tour will kick off following the release of Lil Wayne's highly anticipated album, "Tha Carter VI." ...

Live Nation's $30 summer concert tickets are on sale now, with several Indianapolis opportunities. This deal gives fans the opportunity to buy $30 tickets to shows at select amphitheaters across the ...

The multi-hyphenate superstar Lil Wayne is set to perform in the ‘Tha Carter VI’ tour at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville. The 20-year celebration will feature Tyga and ...

The days of parking for free in the fields outside Ruoff Music Center appear to be over. Changes posted to the Noblesville amphitheater's website indicate general parking will now have to be ...

Ruoff Music Center. Any Hoosiers planning on going to an event next year at the Noblesville amphitheater will need to be prepared for parking changes. Specifically, attendees will have to pay at ...

Ruoff Music Center will be in the concert industry spotlight this weekend, when the Noblesville amphitheater presents three shows in parking lots west of the venue. Concert company Live Nation ...

Concertgoers noticed the change to the parking policy at Ruoff Music Center this week. The facility's website says it will now charge $20 for a parking pass at the venue — when purchased in advance.

Grammy-winning rapper Nelly is bringing his 54-date "Where The Party At" tour to Ruoff Music Center in 2025. He'll perform at the Noblesville amphitheater on Aug. 14. The tour marks a return to ...

The band will perform three consecutive nights, Aug. 2-4, at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, as part of their 2024 summer tour. 🎟️ A ticket request period is currently underway at https ...

The Ruoff Music Center is back to business tonight, with the Keith Urban concert happening as planned after a false scare over a gun ended Friday night's concert early. Rapper Wiz Khalifa's show ...

If Ruoff Music Center is forced to stand quiet much longer, Noblesville city officials will have to find new ways to cover this year’s more than $350,000 in debt payments related to the venue.