Let's Go Ghouls!

Christine Kindred's legendary 90s-00s LIVE BAND country extravaganze returns for a frightfully good time. Joined by Dakota Ray Parker and Sykamore, this will be the Halloween party of the year!

*Come ready to SLAY- costumes encouraged!

*Spooktacular vintage and wares with Neon Moon and Midwest Texan!

*Specialty cocktails guaranteed to send a *chill* down your spine!

*Your favorite 90s-00s hits with special guests and surprises and MUCH more...

Come one, come all to Duke's Indy- the Haunted Honky Tonk.

Doors 6

Music 8

$12 ADV

$17 DOS

Christine Kindred is a rocking country singer/songwriter from Indiana. With vocal power and flare, she controls the stage and the crowd with her blend of 90’s country and original songs mixed with beautiful pitches and tones. A crowd favorite at many venues, bars, and clubs…Christine Kindred has made her mark on big cities like Chicago Illinois and Nashville Tennessee and made her way to Los Angeles California as a contestant on “The Voice”. Kindred has often times seen big names on the same marquee as her own, opening for Jo Dee Messina, Eli Young Band, Lindsay Ell, Colt Ford, Craig Campbell, and many others. Passion collides with stage presence and rocking country music every time Christine takes the stage.

Sykamore's debut album Pinto has amassed over 10 million streams, and the Nashville-based pop-country singer-songwriter is building upon her early success with “Highway Towns,” the focus track from her newly released EP “Through the Static.”

A poignant metaphor for the fleeting nature of relationships, “Highway Towns” documents a long drive home on which Sykamore observes the quaint residential areas she inevitably encounters along the way.

Packed with comforting small town imagery and juxtaposed with the growing pains of leaving someone behind, ‘Highway Towns’ is a stark reminder that some things aren’t built to last, but that doesn’t make

their memory any less special.

Dakota Ray Parker made some waves in 2023. The Kentucky native found a hit in “Rebel on the Run,” a tale of desert trips and soul-searching, which amassed over a million streams and was played internationally by independent radio stations. He quit his day job, started booking shows and began to play across the Midwest.

Now located in north central Indiana, Parker has been consistently releasing new music ever since. Extended plays “Kentucky Gap” and “Higher Ground,” along with single “Fate of Mary Kate” and video single “Dyin’ to Get High” capture the range of his songwriting styles and vocal capabilities. There’s a murder ballad, love song, bluesy tale of infidelity and, in many cases, stories of his often chaotic (but crucial) upbringing in the hollers of eastern Kentucky.

“When I write, I gravitate more towards mortality, my world view and loss,” Parker says. “I also love writing in a metaphorical sense. I'm naturally a rebel. I don't fit into any category or division, so my writing reflects that.”

With an Appalachian drawl and influences like Avett Brothers, Tracey Chapman and Hank Williams Sr., Dakota Ray Parker brings a blend of folk, alt-country and Americana that honors the local bluegrass heroes and southern Gospel on which his parents raised him.

By purchasing a ticket you agree to abide by the following house rules:

1. Be nice or leave.

2. #PSTFU; we're here to hear the music!

3. No smoking or vaping indoors.

If requiring ADA seating please email us at booking@dukesindy.com AFTER completing ticket purchase.

No Refunds | Support acts subject to change

Complimentary Parking On Site

Under 21 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

General admission is for standing room. If optional ticket upgrades are available, you will be prompted during checkout. All other seating is first come, first served.