Indigo Girls

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Indigo Girls

6 upcoming dates · 5 cities · 1 country

Upcoming dates

Opening acts: Linda Perry

  1. Minneapolis, United StatesState Theatre
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  2. Minneapolis, United StatesState Theatre
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  3. Atlanta, United StatesCobb Energy Performing Arts CentrePerformers: Linda Perry
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  4. Charlotte, United StatesKnight TheaterPerformers: Linda Perry
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  5. Knoxville, United StatesTennessee TheatrePerformers: Linda Perry
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  6. Raleigh, United StatesMartin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Indigo Girls, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 6, past: 6. Indigo Girls may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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Past shows

6 past shows
  1. Milwaukee, United StatesPabst TheaterPerformers: Linda Perry
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  2. Oklahoma City, United StatesCriterion Theater - Oklahoma City
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  3. Washington, United StatesThe AnthemPerformers: Linda Perry
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  4. Nashville, United StatesRyman AuditoriumPerformers: Linda Perry
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  5. Dallas, United StatesMajestic Theatre DallasPerformers: Linda Perry
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  6. Austin, United StatesAustin City Limits Live at The Moody TheaterPerformers: Linda Perry
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About Indigo Girls

Indigo Girls are an American folk duo consisting of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, who met as children at Laurel Ridge Elementary School near Decatur, Georgia...

Indigo Girls are an American folk duo consisting of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, who met as children at Laurel Ridge Elementary School near Decatur, Georgia, and reconnected in high school. They began performing together under the Indigo Girls name in 1985, first building an audience around Emory University in Atlanta before signing with Epic Records in 1988.

Their catalog includes Strange Fire (1987), their self-titled 1989 album, Swamp Ophelia (1994), Shaming of the Sun (1997) and Look Long (2020). They won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 1990 and have been recognized with the Pell Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Arts (2019) and induction into the Women Songwriters Hall of Fame (2022).

After releasing nine albums with major labels through 2007, Ray and Saliers founded their own label, IG Recordings, to continue releasing music independently. Their close vocal harmonies and acoustic-guitar-driven songwriting have remained the defining feature of their live performances.

Both members are longtime LGBTQ and environmental activists, and the duo has continued touring and recording consistently since forming in 1985.

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