Club 90s brings its MJ Night to Indianapolis, leaning into the Jackson catalog with a DJ set that moves from early Jackson 5 singalongs to the slick grooves of Off the Wall and the big Thriller-era hits. The LA-born party crew knows how to blend deep cuts with 90s and Y2K R&B, pop, and New Jack swing, keeping the floor packed. Doors at 8:30, music at 9, and it is 18 and over.

Deluxe is the intimate club room inside Old National Centre, tucked under the historic Murat complex near Mass Ave. Low ceilings, a tight stage, and a punchy PA make it ideal for DJ nights and sweaty indie shows. Bars sit just off the floor, lines move fast, and sightlines are clean from anywhere. It is the room where touring parties and rising acts test-drive bigger moments.

Ramon Ayala y Sus Bravos del Norte return with the norteño sound he helped define. The accordion leads, bajo sexto locks in, and decades of corridos and cumbias fill the setlist, from Tragos Amargos to Rinconcito en el Cielo. He tours with the full band, tight and loud, and turns the night into a multigenerational celebration. Doors at 7, show at 8, all ages.

The Murat Theatre at Old National Centre is the big room, a seated palace with Moorish detail, wide aisles, and warm acoustics that flatter brass and reeds as much as vocals. It anchors the complex just off Mass Ave, with quick parking and easy lobby flow. Ushers keep it orderly, sightlines are clear across the orchestra and balcony, and mixes tend to land crisp without overpowering.