Indigo Girls and Melissa Etheridge

Following their triumphant Summer 2024 run, Grammy Award-winning folk-rock icons Indigo Girls and Grammy Award-winning rock legend Melissa Etheridge are thrilled to reunite for the highly anticipated 2025 Yes We Are Co-Headline Tour. This powerhouse collaboration will bring their dynamic performances nationwide, including a stop in Lincoln, NE.

About Indigo Girls

With over 15 million records sold and 16 studio albums, Indigo Girls continue to redefine folk-rock. Grammy winners Emily Saliers and Amy Ray are known for timeless hits like "Closer to Fine" and "Kid Fears," earning a loyal global fan base. As vocal advocates for LGBTQ+ rights, racial justice, and other social causes, their music and activism resonate deeply across generations.

Career Highlights:

• Grammy Award: Best Contemporary Folk Album (Indigo Girls, 1989).
• Albums: Platinum-certified classics and their latest release, Look Long.
• Documentaries: Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All (Netflix, 2024) and Glitter & Doom (2023), a jukebox musical reimagining their hits.
• Blockbuster Recognition: "Closer to Fine" featured in Barbie (2023).
• Live Performances: Celebrated for unforgettable singalong experiences with fans worldwide.

About Melissa Etheridge

Melissa Etheridge, a trailblazer in American rock, burst onto the scene in 1988 with her critically acclaimed self-titled debut album. Known for iconic hits like "Come to My Window" and "I’m the Only One," Etheridge has earned two Grammy Awards and an Academy Award for Best Song with "I Need to Wake Up." Her raw, confessional lyrics and raspy vocals have solidified her as a beloved figure in music for over three decades.

Career Highlights:

• Grammy Awards: Wins for "Ain’t It Heavy" (1992) and "Come to My Window" (1995).
• Academy Award: Best Song for "I Need to Wake Up" (An Inconvenient Truth).
• Albums: 15 studio releases, including Memphis Rock & Soul (2016) and One Way Out (2021).
• Activism: Founder of The Etheridge Foundation, advancing treatment solutions for opioid use disorder.
• Recent Work: In 2024, Etheridge debuted her two-part docuseries I’m Not Broken (Paramount+) and released an accompanying live album recorded at Topeka Correctional Facility.