Dogpark book Turntable for a March Sunday
The New York indie-rock band, fresh off a year of headline runs and big support slots, heads to a 400-capacity Indianapolis room on March 14 with Fai Laci.

Four hundred people, one small room, and a band that has spent the last two years proving it can hold much bigger ones. Dogpark play Turntable on Sunday, March 14, 2027, at 8pm, with Fai Laci opening. Tickets are on sale now through OpenDate. The show was announced Oct 26.
If the name is new to you, here is the short version. Dogpark are a New York-based indie rock band, and reviewers keep reaching for the same words to describe them: energetic, melodic, with a bit of tension under the hooks. Glide Magazine, reviewing their December stop at Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia, called it "melodic rock tenacity," and that is a fair summary of what they do on stage.
The past stretch has been a busy one. Late last year they were out on the Corporate Pudding Tour, a headline run that Off The Record Press caught in Austin in November before it wrapped in Philadelphia on Dec 18. Earlier in 2025 they joined Marcus King on the road in the spring while adding headline dates around it. And this August they opened for KALEO at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., the final stop of KALEO's North American tour and the only date Dogpark played on it. D.C. Music Review's write-up of that night described a band unleashing its indie rock on a room built for headliners, and WVAU has written about the band's D.C. homecoming.
A band that has spent the last two years proving it can hold much bigger rooms.
That history is what makes the room choice interesting. After big support slots in big rooms, Turntable is a chance to see Dogpark at close range, in a 400-capacity space where the people up front are there because they already know the songs or want to. Headline shows at this size are where a band like this builds the kind of following that carries it into the next tier, and Indianapolis gets one on a Sunday night.
The support slot goes to Fai Laci, so arrive early enough to catch the opener; at a room this size, the whole night is close.
As for when to buy: there is no price listed in our records yet, so check the OpenDate link on this page. Small rooms with a band on an upswing tend to be the ones people kick themselves about later, and four hundred tickets is not a lot. If March 14 works for you, there is no reason to wait.
The show is a little over four months away. That is plenty of time to get to know a band that, by the sound of their last year on the road, will not be playing rooms this size forever.
Sources: Dogpark Flaunt Melodic Rock Tenacity At Philadelphia's Brooklyn Bowl (SHOW REVIEW) — Glide Magazine (wpcms.glidemagazine.com); Dogpark: The Band With Bite Brings The Corporate Pudding Tour to Austin — Off The Record Press (offtherecordpress.com); Dogpark announces more headline shows plus joining Marcus King on tour this spring — Off The Record Press (offtherecordpress.com); NYC-based Dogpark unleashes their energetic indie rock at The Anthem while opening for KALEO's tour — DC Music Review (dcmusicreview.com); Back in the District: Dogpark's Homecoming — WVAU (wvau.org)
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- Dogpark Flaunt Melodic Rock Tenacity At Philadelphia's Brooklyn Bowl (SHOW REVIEW) — Glide Magazine
- Dogpark: The Band With Bite Brings The Corporate Pudding Tour to Austin — Off The Record Press
- Dogpark announces more headline shows plus joining Marcus King on tour this spring — Off The Record Press
- NYC-based Dogpark unleashes their energetic indie rock at The Anthem while opening for KALEO's tour — DC Music Review
- Back in the District: Dogpark's Homecoming — WVAU