INDIANAPOLIS -- Officials with the ALL IN Music & Arts Festival announced on Friday that there will not be a 2024 edition of the Indianapolis festival.
According to a post on the festival's social media, officials with the festival said they are taking a year off and are planning to host a 2025 edition of the festival.
Over the past two years, ALL IN hosted a number of bands as part of the festival at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, including Death Cab for Cutie, Dawes, Trey Anastasio & Classic TAB, Joe Russo's Almost Dead and Umphrey's McGee.
"We know that we’ve created something special, and we appreciate all of you that have attended and supported us," the post read. "ALL IN is ALL about the music and the experience at the most convenient and comfortable festival in America, and truly one of the best."
Officials encouraged fans to stay tuned for announcements about the 2025 festival.
"See you ALL IN 2025," the post ended.