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Turnover at Egyptian Room At Old National Centre

Turnover’s hazy guitars and confessional writing turned Peripheral Vision into a deeply personal record for many listeners. Turnover brings the Down On Earth Tour to the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis on Friday, November 27, 2026, at 7:30 PM. If you want a night that feels personal instead of background noise, this is the kind of show worth leaving the couch for.

The Virginia Beach band is closely tied to Peripheral Vision, the 2015 album that blends dream-pop textures with emo-rooted songwriting. Will Yip produced it. Austin Getz's confessional lyrics sit inside reverb-rich instrumentation, giving the music a hazy glow and an honest ache at the same time. Titles like "Cutting My Fingers Off," "New Scream" and "Dizzy on the Comedown" show how vivid that world can be. No setlist is promised here, but fans who know those songs understand the appeal: private feelings, big atmosphere.

That is the real draw of seeing Turnover live in Indianapolis. A record can be a late-night companion, but a concert turns it into something shared. You stand in the same room as people who also know what it means when a lyric hits at just the right moment. Bring the friend who sent you the song first. Bring the one who still plays that album on repeat. Make November 27 a night you remember, and grab your Turnover tickets for the Egyptian Room now.