Indigenous Tickets

Indigenous is a pivotal blues-rock ensemble fronted by Mato Nanji, blending traditional Indigenous themes with modern rock and guitar-driven blues. Since releasing their debut Things We Do in 1998 on Pachyderm Records, the band has earned critical acclaim and a devoted following across North America. Known for powerful live performances and a steady stream of releases, Indigenous continues to push the boundaries of their sound while honoring their Native roots.

With roots in the late 1990s music scene, Indigenous quickly established themselves as a force in contemporary blues. The title track video for Things We Do won an American Indian Film Festival Award, and the track Now That You're Gone climbed to #22 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart, signaling their crossover appeal. Circle, released in 2000, peaked on Billboard’s Blues Albums chart, cementing their status in the blues community. The band has received NAMMY (Native American Music Award) recognition, including Album of the Year and Group of the Year for Things We Do, plus awards for Live at Pachyderm Studios (2000) and other early releases.

Over the years, Indigenous has maintained a prolific output, featuring Mato Nanji on lead guitar and vocals, and collaborating on projects that honor both Indigenous identity and the broader blues-rock tradition. The band has connected with the legacy of legends like B.B. King and the Experience Hendrix Tour, while continuing to release new material through 2017 and beyond. Their 2012 and 2014 collaborations and the 2026 Unification release illustrate a dynamic creative arc and enduring relevance in the guitar-driven rock scene.

For fans and newcomers, Indigenous offers a robust catalog that draws on Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, and classic blues influences while delivering a distinctive Indigenous perspective. Stay connected for upcoming tour dates and new releases on their official channels and streaming platforms.

Upcoming tours spotlight Mato Nanji and Indigenous across the United States and Canada, including appearances on the Experience Hendrix Tour in 2025–2026 and the release of Unification Vol. 1 in 2026 (credited to EK-TA, Cryotik & Indigenous). To secure seats, check the event pages for date-specific details: venue, city, and ticket availability. Follow Indigenous on social media and visit their official site for the latest news, music, and tour information.

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