Klipsch Music Center Reviews

Good environment for big concerts, especially in the summer. Great crowds. Sucks when it rains. But other then that you'll have a great time. Huge parking lots. Kinda a walk to the ticket booth and entrances from some of the lots. Every concert I've been to here didn't dissapoint.

This is one of my favorite somewhat local (for me) concert venues around. I prefer to get a ticket in the seated area, but even if you're in the lawn, it's still great. Probably been here close to a dozen times for shows and not one time was the sound bad. Just recently seen Slipknot and Gojira there and had a great evening. If you're going to drink beer, be ready to spend a fortune. I got a whiskey and Coke, 1 beer, and 1 bottled water and it was 42 dollars lol. That honestly should've even be legal. That's the difference between this place getting a 5 start rating instead of 4.

Had not been there in years, the place was awesome. I pointed out to my son all the upgrades that had been added. Just fantastic!

An amazing open air theater. Vender prices for food and drinks were steep but that is expected at events. Would definitly go again.

a clean area lines moved pretty quick and out as well staff nice as well

People need to walk a little faster they all like shuffling there feet come on people. Concert was very good

The venue is always nice, and the staff is always great.

Good place see a show but plan on being in parking lot for at least 1 hour after show is over.

Love this place, I just wish it would keep one name.

Will always be Deer Creek to me!!!!! We saw Jimmy Buffett for the first time. The tailgating was off the chain!!!!

I paid $100 for my kid rock the people sitting beside me on the lawn paid 40do not understand why this concert was a rip off for so many people will never do that again

Very kind staff. Assisted my husband that was in a wheelchair up to the venue in a golf and back to the truck. Silly rules on drinks and coolers.

Great for concerts. We were on the lawn and still had a great view and enjoyed ourselves.

Great outdoor venue, love the addition of urinal troughs, cuts lines down

Great concerts, usually out in the lawn, I still have a great time though!

Miss the deer creek dayz. More about ticket sales than concert experience. Acoustics are good and many liquor and food selections. Blame it on age I guess.. If I want to actually hear and see a concert, I need to pony up and get pavillion.

Great music venue with good bands. Ridiculous beer prices - $14 per can..

Very handicapped unfriendly they sell handicap spots to people with no problems I am a wheelchair veteran they have no wheelchair space for me stick me on the side out of sight I had gone there for years no more... If you handicapped veteran you will have a very difficult time getting around this place great concerts not veteran friendly not handicap friendly

Best concert venue in the state. Pavilion or lawn it's going to be a good time.

Been coming here for bout 30 years. Still Deer Creek to me.

Love this venue! I've been here many times and have seen many shows, and every time is amazing.

Saw Luke Bryan in July. It was awesome....he puts on a great show. The venue was great... I will be coming back to this venue for sure.

It's Deer Creek. Stop changing the name.

That said, long gone are the days when you drove past miles of corn fields to get into the venue. Parking is quick and on point. Food is nearby so you don't have to pay $50 for a beer at the Hanson concert.

Watch of for excise cops and ALWAYS ride the pontoon boat.

Been coming here for over 20 yrs. It will always be Deer Creek to me.

Drinks are ridiculously marked up. Very cool setup with the shops though.

As compared to other outdoor facilities that are within a short drive, this venue is below average when dealing with crowd management, vendors, and other convenient amenities to have customers return ... Bob Seger was wonderful, but the venue tainted the experience.

If going to cancel they should have never allowed anyone on property... # event coordinator should always have an early play date set up.. for example tonight 7pm start to me should have been moved back to 2 pm..,.

The exit plan is non-existent. Massive back up of folks on the foot bridge. Traffic is funneled onto 1 exit, hwy 69 south.

Drinks were outrageous. Sound was good. 1 beer was over $14 for a 20 oz. $19 for a vodka cranberry

Every thing was good but 2 things the handicap parking was at the Farthest point of the lat. In their drinks are outrageously priced for a $1 dollar bottle of water you have to pay $7 for and for a $2 beer you pay $12.50 b but everything else was good they just need to fix the parking for the handicap it sucks you have to walk a long way

Not a bad outdoor venue. Traffic is hit or miss when leaving.

Great concert! Nice crowd! No issues! Good beer and fun!!!

Great place for concerts they just need to work on the parking and getting people in/out quicker.

Great concert venue.
Party in the yard or stay close to the stage...good times.
Good sound and video screens...not a bad seat.
Bring the bucks if you buy the harder stuff.

Went and saw locash,Chris janson and Chris young and it was absolutely amazing staff eas very helpful had a great night

Rain delayed missed cannibal corpse,they need get better parking lot,still great venue

Great venue for music but pricey on beer... $12 for a beer that in stores in $2.69 that is crazy.

Great music venue. Really expensive drinks, $21 for 1 beer and 1 water!

It's a great place to listen to the best singers in the world! Always a blast even on bad days it's a good day if your there.

The venue is great, lots of concessions, doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. The only negative is the price of all the concessions.

FGL was awesome. The only issue I have with this venue is when the concert is over trying to get out of there takes at least an hour to two hours.

Best place I've seen a concert. Way better being outside than a indoor venue.

Easy access to the seating & restrooms.
Beer only comes in 24oz cans.

Have been to this venue several times over the yrs and this continues to be the only one I go to for all of my live music choices!! Love love love "Deer Creek" (doesn't matter what they name it... It will always be "Deer Creek" to me)

This venue is easy to get to. Parking and traffic is as
Always quick and never has issues.

I have seen many concerts here, and actually still call this place by its original name, Deer Creek Music Center, or sometimes even Verizon Music Center, but almost never by its current name of Klipsch Music Center, as all these name changes just confuse me, lol.

The music center is way outside of town in the middle of corn fields, which is great if you drive there yourself because there is plenty of parking in the fields of grass, and there are parking attendants to guide you in and line you up when parking.

I personally have found it easier to take a taxi (pre-Uber days), an Uber, or a limo to and from any events I want to see. This way they drop you off as close as possible to the entry, so less walking, and you can drink almost as much as you want because you're not driving home either, haha.

Inside the outdoor and open air stadium is a large center stage for the performers and a pit area in the front by the stage for those fans who like it close up and loud. Then lots of seating all around the stage in a curved design so you can sit various places for different views of the stage. And most performers will go all the way across the stage back and forth many times, so there really is not a bad seat.

Now if you don't want to reserve a specific seat, you can sit outside of the seating area on the lawn, these are called Lawn Seats, in case Mr Obvious, didn't point that out to you, haha. This is all all open, sit anywhere you can find a spot type of area. Many people bring blankets to sit on, and this is recommended because lots of people tend to spill things on the ground.

People also create mosh pits in areas for the really rowdy crowds and jump and slam into each other in a fun way. The lawn also has great views of the stage, and the stage has huge projectors for close up shots of the performers to help with visuals.

Many performers will put on wild and crazy light shows, some with flames, and all types of cool things. Smoking is allowed here as it is outdoors, although I often get a whiff of something like a cigarette, but you can tell it's not a cigarette. I don't know what it is, but hey, you can smell it out in the lawn area. The lawn is usually for the wilder crowds that like to move around a lot.

Security is usually pretty good at these events, many large security guards as well as off duty police officers still in uniform. The drink and food prices are high, which is expected at an event like this. In the old days we used to be able to bring lots of goodies in with us, like lawn chairs, food, drinks, and other fun things. But thanks to 9/11, everyone now get patted down, scanned by wands, and only small clear bags are allowed. The restrooms are port-a-potties, so you get what you get, ha.

There is usually a lot going on around in the off stage areas such as many alcohol vendors may set up cool fun activities to promote their drinks, souvenir vendors ya know cause everyone has to have a T-shirt. And lots of food and drink vendors. It's all a good time, once inside and thru the security checks, which surprisingly seem to move pretty fast, it's fun times for the rest of the night.

This is a very popular stop for almost every major performer doing a national tour. So if you want to see a big name celebrity perform, they most likely will be here eventually. This is the biggest and best large open air arena Indiana has, so unless the performance is inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse (home of the Pacers), this is where it will be held. And I have been to them all, and this is the best place and the most fun to attend.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

Great night, great venue. The team at Ruoff and Live Nation are terrific. We attend 5 to 7 shows here each summer, always a great time.

Love it here. But my only complaint is that there was a gentleman having a medical emergency and I saw a man with a badge around his neck in plain clothes and asked him for help and he told me he was too busy and to find security, which we could not. He was headed to one of the beer counters, so I dont think he was "too busy" to help a man with a medical emergency. It took us about 20 minutes to find someone to help this man.

Great place.
Every concert has different gate policy
Check before going

Easy in and out. I like that you can bring in water and some food. That keeps your costs down.

Love this place an the venues are great watched Tom Petty an the Heartbreakers on there 40th anniversary tour. Also seen him perform his thirty anniversary tour at that time it was called the Verizon Center, But now it is the Klipsch Center a great place to watch an as far as sound goes great.

Went there for the Panic at the Disco and Weezer concert recently. Awesome venue, and great seating options. I greatly enjoyed my time there. I kinda wish there was some form of shuttles or something for some of the parking areas because some of them are a pretty far walking distance.

Great time at the SLAYER show Thursday night, staff was great and the bands sounded as good as ever