This week, the top choice for best Indy Concert is Billy Squier with Loverboy, Cowboy Mouth, Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band, and Borrow Tomorrow. The 14th annual Rib America Festival marks the end of Indy’s summer concert series. For Saturday’s show, ’80s hit makers Billy Squier and Loverboy team up with nationally known party band Cowboy Mouth, local-turned-national blues faves Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band, and local rockers Borrow Tomorrow.

Borrow Tomorrow will be hitting the stage at 12 noon this Saturday, followed by Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band at 1:30pm, then Cowboy Mouth at 4:00pm. Lover Boy takes it at 6:30pm and the one and only Billy Squier blows your mind at 9:00pm. Don’t miss this great day of concerts and Ribs.

Morris Day & The Time with The Fabulous Motown Review, Hotel California (Eagles tribute) and Jennie DeVoe

Rib America Festival closes with a big dance party that kicks off The Fabulous Motown Review. Expect the charismatic Morris Day to lead the crowd through hits like “Jungle Love” and “The Bird.” Hotel California, a tribute to the Eagles, and local blues-rock favorite Jennie DeVoe rounds out the day. Noon Sept. 7, $5 (free before 1 p.m.), Military Park, 601 W. New York St., www.ribamerica.com.

Puddle of Mudd with Candlebox, Black Stone Cherry, The Elms and Stereo Deluxe

Modern rock fills the Sunday schedule at the Rib America Festival. Candlebox hit the scene in the wake of the grunge era, while Puddle of Mudd and Black Stone Cherry made their marks this decade. Together, the bands have put placed 26 singles on the mainstream rock charts.  Noon Sept. 6, $5 (free before 1 p.m.), Military Park, 601 W. New York St., www.ribamerica.com.

by: Rob Goebel