Indianapolis music lovers have a new reason to gather this weekend. Turntable Indy will host the hip‑hop concert “Far From Ignant” on Sunday, Oct. 25, featuring three of the city’s most‑watched east‑side rappers.
Headliner and supporting acts
Local star 4200Kory headlines the show, marking his first headline concert in the city. 4200Kory has spent the past year building momentum, releasing a deluxe edition of his debut album “Cobra Son,” performing at the annual Chreece hip‑hop festival, appearing on the On the Radar podcast, and even delivering a halftime performance at the NCAA Slam Dunk Championship. In July he added the seven‑track EP “4ubu” to his catalog.
Joining him on stage are King Dierre and P.S. Maldonna. King Dierre recently earned Album of the Year at the Naptones Awards for his debut “Whom Shall I Fear.” P.S. Maldonna, who performed at Chreece this summer, released his debut album “STRAIGHT CASH” last winter and continues to gain a following.
Event details
The concert begins at 7 p.m. and will be held at Turntable Indy, located at 6281 N. College Ave. Admission is $20 for tickets purchased in advance and $25 for same‑day sales. Attendees must be at least 18 years old.
Community support
The event is sponsored by Naptown Votes and SoundOff Naptown, both organizations that encourage civic participation and local cultural engagement. Their involvement underscores the importance of supporting home‑grown talent while fostering a vibrant, family‑friendly nightlife.
Background on the artists
4200Kory’s rise has been steady. Earlier this year he hosted an intimate Tiny Desk‑style performance at the Ujamaa Community Bookstore, featuring local musicians such as drummer Clint Breeze and saxophonist Brandon Douthitt. His lyrical focus on east‑side pride resonates with many young listeners who value community and personal responsibility.
King Dierre’s recent award highlights his growing influence in the regional scene, while P.S. Maldonna’s debut album has been praised for its authentic storytelling and dedication to the craft of rap.
Why the concert matters
“Far From Ignant” is more than a night of music; it’s a celebration of Indianapolis’ cultural diversity and the entrepreneurial spirit of its artists. By providing a platform for local talent, Turntable Indy helps keep the city’s creative economy thriving, offering opportunities for musicians, producers, and venue staff alike.
Fans can expect a high‑energy set featuring original tracks, crowd‑pleasing classics, and the collaborative vibe that defines Indianapolis’ hip‑hop community. The concert also serves as a reminder that the city’s east side continues to produce artists who speak to the experiences of everyday families while honoring their roots.
Plan your visit
Attendees should plan to arrive early to secure parking and enjoy the venue’s full bar and snack options. Turntable Indy is easily accessible by public transit, and the venue’s staff is prepared to enforce the 18‑plus age limit for a safe environment.
For more information, tickets can be purchased through the Turntable Indy website or at the door on the night of the show.
Original reporting: Mirror Indy — read the source article.
