SOLD OUT: Knox @ HI-FI

KNOX W/ MARYJO @ HI-FI INDIANAPOLIS 

DOORS: 8:00 PM, SHOW: 9:00 PM

GENERAL ADMISSION, LIMITED SEATING.

AGE RESTRICTIONS: 18+ WITH VALID ID

ALL TICKETS ARE NON TRANSFERABLE AND NON REFUNDABLE. SUPPORT ACTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

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About Knox:

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Growing up in Ohio, Knox’s whole existence before he ever wrote a song was basketball, soundtracked by artists such as Fall Out Boy, Panic! At the Disco, All-American Rejects, and Ed Sheeran. The summer before he started at Ohio University, Knox finally picked up a guitar. He learned everything in a few months, through YouTube videos. Knox began playing open mic nights and by his sophomore year, his musical ambitions were so all-consuming that he dropped out of school, moved in with his grandma and saved up money to move to Nashville. He made the leap in January 2019. Knox used covid isolation to work on his craft. The focus paid off: his songs caught the attention of John Harvie, who placed a few on his album. Knox signed a publishing deal in 2022 but was struck with the urge to record some songs he had been working on. The result was How to Lose a Girl in 7 Songs, Knox’s debut EP, released this past February. With his own songs ready, he now looked to build a fanbase. Knox filmed TikToks featuring his song “Sneakers”, and 1 amassed nearly 2 million views overnight. “Sneakers” now has over 23 million streams. Knox has since began touring, opening for the Band Camino & Boys Like Girls. “I'm 6 states away from home and there’s a thousand people in the audience that are singing the song that I wrote with my friends in my bedroom. That's when it gets you, when you see people connecting to something that I made with my best friends. It’s the most unreal feeling in the world.”

About maryjo:

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A 22-year-old singer/songwriter hailing from Cleveland, maryjo has the kind of unforgettable voice made forheart-melting piano ballads. But while her songs show a phenomenal vocal command—often drifting fromfull-throated belting to a gorgeously fragile delivery inflected with cracks—it took years for the Knoxville-
born artist to overcome her fear of singing in front of others. “My family’s very musical and singing came tome really naturally, but for some reason I became super-private about it after we moved to Cleveland when Iwas eight,” says maryjo, who also started writing songs as a little girl and took up piano in fourth grade. As
she got older, she worked through her shyness by sharing videos on social media, steadily amassing a devotedfollowing that now includes over 1.3 million followers on TikTok. After bringing her powerhouse vocals tothe stage on season 19 of “American Idol,” maryjo landed a deal with Atlantic Records and released herdebut single, “Love Fools”: a stripped-back but spellbinding ballad featuring the soul-stirring piano work oftwo-time Academy of Country Music Award-winner Gordon Mote.
Her most recent release “Cleveland” marks the latest in a series of singles that have earned maryjo more than4M worldwide streams and counting, including the high-spirited “Don’t Call Me” and the compelling “Traffic.”“With every song I sing, I try to think about every single angle that people could hear it from and all the waysthey could possibly connect to it,” says maryjo. “I’m already getting my therapy from the whole process ofwriting and recording, so I want to make sure that I’m giving people something that helps them tap into their
own emotions and makes them feel better about whatever they’re going through.”