September 26 – 29, 2024

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2023 Festival Music Schedule

September 21 - 24

Old City Hall @ 10:15 PM, Free Admission

Thursday Night

Karate, Guns & Tanning

Karate, Guns & Tanning kicks off the festival on opening night of Hell’s Half Mile, and we’re certain they’ll set the tone for the rest of the fest. This female-fronted 3-piece band from Indianapolis delivers a swirl of genres that come together in the best way.  They’re psychedelic-tinged post-punk mixed with shoegaze & dream-pop, and honestly that doesn’t even say enough. Taking their name from a strip mall sign in Indiana, Valerie Green (bass, synth, & lead vocals), Joy Caroline Mills (guitar), and Daniel Guajardo (drums) create music fit for a dance floor, sci-fi movie, or the opening night after party to a 17th annual film & music festival.

Old City Hall @ 10:15 PM, Free Admission

Thursday Night

Karate, Guns & Tanning

Karate, Guns & Tanning kicks off the festival on opening night of Hell’s Half Mile, and we’re certain they’ll set the tone for the rest of the fest. This female-fronted 3-piece band from Indianapolis delivers a swirl of genres that come together in the best way.  They’re psychedelic-tinged post-punk mixed with shoegaze & dream-pop, and honestly that doesn’t even say enough. Taking their name from a strip mall sign in Indiana, Valerie Green (bass, synth, & lead vocals), Joy Caroline Mills (guitar), and Daniel Guajardo (drums) create music fit for a dance floor, sci-fi movie, or the opening night after party to a 17th annual film & music festival.

This was one of THE festivals I've had my eyes on ever since the days of "Official Rejection" and what HHM did for that film. I was honored to have my short doc show there this year and I was pleased that they insisted on coming back as an in-person event. I could just tell from the posted photos and videos that HHM is a dynamic and engaging event with solid crowd support and lots of chances for filmmakers to make new friends. I couldn't be there this year but definitely plan to next year!
Aaron Hose
Filmmaker
This was one of THE festivals I've had my eyes on ever since the days of "Official Rejection" and what HHM did for that film. I was honored to have my short doc show there this year and I was pleased that they insisted on coming back as an in-person event. I could just tell from the posted photos and videos that HHM is a dynamic and engaging event with solid crowd support and lots of chances for filmmakers to make new friends. I couldn't be there this year but definitely plan to next year!
Aaron Hose
Filmmaker