Do we really need to say anything else?

Sade Concert After Party.
Adobo Grill
110 Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN.

Steps from Conseco Fieldhouse (Sade Concert Venue), join DJ MetroGnome at Adobo Grill as we drop the best in 80s-90s & Current Soul, R&B, Classic Hip-Hop...

https://thelightparty.eventbrite.com/

Sir Doug presents The Light.

Old SOUL Entertainment Atlanta, Dallas, Cincinnati, Louisville, LA, NYC and Indy are coming together for the first time in our history to bring you "The Light"

This is the BIGGEST Party we've hosted in our 6 year history so of course we had to pick an amazing venue. The party will be at Adobo Grill in Downtown Indy. By far, Adobo Grill is one of the most attractive venues in Indy. And of course we had to bring you the best in DJs. DJ MetroGnome and DJ Lockstar will be keeping the pace. Of course the one and only J.Moore will be on the mic.

I wish I could come up with words to describe how big this event is going to be! For that reason, we are making advance tickets available to all of our Old SOUL Entertainment regular supporters at the standard Old SOUL admission price of $10 (we are even going to pay the Eventbrite service fee for you). This is a limited time offer. This price will be available until July 4th. The door price for this event will be higher so get your tickets now.

Sir Doug presents The Lights

Adobo Grill (Indianapolis, IN)
110 Washington St. downtown Indy
[between Pennsylvania St. & Delaware St]

DJ's MetroGnome & Lockstar.
10:30PM. 21 & over w/ID.
Limited time advance $10 tickets available.

http://thelightparty.eventbrite.com/

This event is sponsored by Yats, Bebop Pizza Kitchen, Adobo Grill, JJ's I'm Me Foundation and Old SOUL Entertainment.
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Why the name The Light?
If you've met any member of Old SOUL Entertainment, no matter what city the encounter took place, the common thing that we hear is we have a good energy. That energy is The Light. Old SOUL Entertainment recognized this from conception and that is why the Old SOUL Logo incorporates the Sun which is the ultimate light source. As the Sun sheds light on our planet, Old SOUL Entertainment is here to shed light on the arts and individuality.

What is the significance of July 8th?
Seven years ago to the date, founding members of Old SOUL Entertainment sat down together and began to brain storm on a concept that had not been attempted on this scale in Indy. To create a sustainable outlet for music, the arts and culture, that was not based on anything other than an appreciation of the 3. A place where you did not have to have a certain income, a certain level of education or a thousand dollar wardrobe to be welcome. All that would be required would be a pure love for the culture. That concept became Old SOUL Entertainment. This is something to celebrate.

Advance tickets at http://kappakarnivalparty.eventbrite.com/
This event will sell out.

In celebration of Kappa Alpha Psi's 100 Year Centennial Celebration, We've linked with some of our Nupes to bring Indianapolis a Party to be remembered.

KappasRunTheCity presents
Kappa Karnival Party.

Join Nupes from all over the country as we converge on Indy for one week. We've managed to secure one of Indy's nicest venues in the heart of downtown. We secured two of the Midwest Hottest DJs. We have also created a special VIP Lounge for Nupes.

Kappa Karnival
Adobo Grill
110 E. Washington St
Indianapolis, IN.
[NE Corner of Pennsylvania & Washington St. Near The Conrad Hotel]

DJ's MetroGnome & Lockstar on the turntables.
All Nupes get access to *Kappa Lounge* (special  w/ paid Admission.
http://kappakarnivalparty.eventbrite.com/

Ladies, First 100 drinks are on us w/ paid admission.

Hosted by

Richard Trotman. Ball State Uni. Delta Iota. Spring 2007
Alan Spell. Kentucky State Uni. Alpha Upsilon. Spring 2005
Brian Dockery. North Carolina A&T. Alpha Nu. Spring 2004
Andre Smiley. Indiana State Uni. Alpha Zeta. Spring 2000
Glenn Powell. Ball State Uni. Delta Iota. Spring 2000
Robert Lewis Jr. (Rob L.) Butler Uni. Lambda Eta. Fall 1998
Michael Smiley. Ball State Uni. Delta Iota. Fall 1997
Brandon Ware. Murray State Uni. Eta Beta. Spring 1989

Powered by Old SOUL Entertainment.

This is the kick off event for JJ's, I'm Me Foundation. Make Me Over For The Cause is a night of celebration and awareness. Ladies, we cater to you this night while raising money for a great cause.

With a $15 donation, choose from a complimentary Make-Up Session, Massage or Manicure (First Come, First Serve). There will be tons of give-a-ways, food, drinks and more!

Two lucky ladies will have the opportunity to win an "On-The-Spo...t" date with Indianapolis Colts players Pierre Garcon and Pat McAfee!

Do you know your status? Receive a FREE & CONFIDENTIAL HIV test.

Music Provided by
DJ MetroGnome
DJ Kenny Kixx
DJ Indiana Jones
& DJ Gabby Love

You don't want to miss this event. More info on JJ's I'm Me Foundation at www.immefoundation.org

ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE INDIANA MINORITY AIDS COALITION.

This event is sponsored by Old SOUL Entertainment, FortyFive Degrees Restaurant/Nightlife, Make-Up by Sparkle, Abstract Nails & Wellness Studio, Mass Ave, We Speak Volumes.com, The Indiana State Department of Health and All The Stations of Radio One.

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About Jillian “”JJ” Simmons, Founder of JJ’s “I’m Me” Foundation.

The Cincinnati, Ohio native (and her parents) learned early that her place was behind the microphone. In 1998, Jillian’s professional radio career began at WROU-FM in Dayton, Ohio where she held down a weekend host position.

She switched dials to WIZF-FM in her hometown of Cincinnati in 2000. Life changed for her when she packed her headphones and moved to The Big Apple – New York City in February, 2001 – seven months before September 11th. She landed a spot at legendary WBLS-FM where she worked alongside “The Queen of all Media”, Wendy Williams.

In 2002, JJ relocated to Indianapolis to take a job as the midday host on Hot 96.3-FM where she’s served as Assistant Program Director in addition to her duties as a host on Indy Music Channel’s “Freestyle”.

Over the years, she’s interviewed many of your favorites entertainers as well as the 44th President of the United States, Barak Obama. In 2010, JJ was invited to Washington, DC by the Congressional Black Caucus to speak on Hip-Hop’s impact on the American political landscape.

As she approaches her tenth year as Indy’s midday voice, the proud mommy continues to champion community causes such as prenatal care in underprivileged communities, AIDS awareness and voter education.

“Two of my uncles died from this disease because they didn’t know their status until it was too late. They could both be living today had they known and were able to receive the proper medication.” Due to her personal connection with HIV/AIDS, JJ began her “J Darcey AIDS Foundation” in 2006 to help bring education and awareness to the community about HIV and the importance of getting tested.

After 5 years, JJ decided to rename her foundation and open up the doors to teen girls and young women with projects that provide positive social experiences, character building training and self worth to young women through education and entertainment. In 2010, JJ presented JJ’s “I’m Me” Foundation.