Caiola

Caiola at Turntable

Jordan Caiola has moved through indie rock and electronic pop; his solo songs bring the focus back to the words. On November 20, 2026, Turntable in Indianapolis gives you a night built around exactly that kind of songwriting, as Caiola takes the stage with Carriers at 8:00 PM.

Jordan Caiola is a Philadelphia songwriter, musician and producer, and his path makes this show worth leaving the couch for. He founded Mo Lowda & The Humble in 2010. In 2016, he started the indie/electro-pop duo NightSeason. Then the 2020 touring shutdown pushed him toward something quieter and more personal, and his folk-oriented solo work took shape. That shift is the story here. You get a writer who has lived in louder, shinier musical worlds and chose to bring his own voice closer. His solo albums, Only Real When Shared and This Could Be Everything, released August 2, 2024, carry titles that sound like invitations. A live room is where they make the most sense.

The bill adds a second voice. Carriers is Curt Kiser's Cincinnati indie-Americana project, so the evening pairs two distinct songwriting projects rather than one note repeated all night. That variety is the pleasure of a bill like this: different writers, different textures, one shared room. Either way, you'll leave with something no playlist can give you. Make Friday night count, and grab your Caiola tickets for Turntable here.