Andy DevaneyLIV Indianapolis is already shaping up as part golf tournament, part music festival, and part very loud reminder that this league has never been interested in whispering politely from the back of the clubhouse.
LIV Golf has announced that chart-topping DJ and producer Disco Lines will perform at LIV Golf Indianapolis on Saturday, August 22, taking the stage at 4 p.m. ET at The Club at Chatham Hills, immediately after the conclusion of Round 3.
That means fans will get their birdies, bogeys, booming drives and bass drops in one sitting. Subtle it is not. Then again, LIV Golf has always preferred its events with the volume knob turned firmly clockwise.
Disco Lines Takes The Saturday Slot At Chatham Hills
Disco Lines arrives at LIV Indianapolis as one of dance music’s sharper-rising names, bringing a sound built on energy, bass and a neat refusal to sit in one tidy genre box.
His biggest recent surge has come through “No Broke Boys” with Tinashe, which reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart. It followed “Baby Girl”, the track that helped push him towards a broader audience and gave the electronic scene another name to keep an eye on.
The Saturday performance will be open to all grounds pass and hospitality ticket holders attending the third round. For a tournament trying to turn a day at the golf into a full-scale event, this is not a decorative extra tacked on at the end. It is part of the package.
A Bigger LIV Indianapolis Return After Record Crowds
LIV Golf’s return to Indianapolis comes after a hefty 2025 debut, when more than 60,000 fans attended the league’s first Indy event.
That is a serious number, particularly in a market where sports crowds know the difference between genuine spectacle and somebody merely shouting into a microphone near a beer tent.
The 2026 edition runs from August 20-23 at The Club at Chatham Hills, with tickets now available through LIVGolf.com. Children aged 12 and under receive complimentary Grounds Pass admission, limited to one per paying adult.
A select number of extra premium hospitality spaces for the After Play concert will also be released in the coming weeks, giving fans the chance to watch the performance from a more elevated perch. In golf terms, that usually means better views, better catering and fewer elbows in the ribcage.
Thomas Rhett Adds Country Muscle On Friday
Disco Lines is not the only musical name on the LIV Indianapolis bill.
Country music star Thomas Rhett has already been confirmed for Friday, August 21, giving the event back-to-back nights of major live entertainment.
It makes the Indianapolis stop feel less like a standard tournament week and more like a four-day sports and music gathering with fairways attached. One night leans country, the next leans electronic, and somewhere in the middle, a 57-man field will be trying to keep the ball out of trouble.
Music Is No Longer A Side Dish For LIV Golf
Since 2022, music has been woven into LIV Golf’s event identity.
The league’s tournaments have featured performances from more than 25 GRAMMY Award-winning artists, collectively boasting more than 135 GRAMMY nominations. That is not a bad return for a sport traditionally associated with polite applause and someone in the back muttering about soft spikes.
LIV events also use player-selected walk-up songs and curated playlists across the course. More than 160 speakers, connected by over five miles of cable, create the event soundtrack from first tee shot to final putt.
It is golf with a pulse you can actually hear.
Rahm, DeChambeau And A Heavyweight Field
The music may grab headlines, but the course still carries the argument.
LIV Indianapolis is set to bring together 57 players from 21 countries, including major champions, team captains and several of the most recognisable names in modern golf.
Jon Rahm, the 2025 LIV Golf Individual Champion and current individual points leader, headlines the field for Legion XIII. Bryson DeChambeau leads Crushers GC, while Dustin Johnson, Sergio Garcia, Cam Smith, Joaquin Niemann, Martin Kaymer, Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen bring more major-winning heft than a trophy cabinet with structural issues.
Tyrrell Hatton, Anthony Kim and several others add further bite to a field that should give The Club at Chatham Hills plenty to think about.
Tickets, Hospitality And The Full Fan Experience
Tickets for LIV Indianapolis 2026 are available now at LIVGolf.com, with fans encouraged to buy early due to limited inventory.
Premium hospitality packages and corporate experiences are also available, while specialty-priced group tickets are being offered for parties of 10 or more. Teachers, first responders and military members are also eligible for specialty pricing.
All LIV Golf tickets include same-day access to live concert performances, which is increasingly central to the LIV event model. Parking, transportation, accessibility and daily logistics will be available through the event page, with more details on fan activities and entertainment to follow.
Indianapolis Gets Golf With The Edges Left On
LIV Indianapolis is not being positioned as a quiet walk through manicured grass. It is a tournament with music in its bloodstream, hospitality in the foreground and a field strong enough to keep the golf purists from pretending they are only there for the concert.
Disco Lines gives Saturday its late-day lift. Thomas Rhett gives Friday its country swagger. Rahm, DeChambeau, Johnson and the rest provide the competitive ballast.
And if Chatham Hills sees anything like last year’s crowd, Indianapolis may once again prove that golf does not have to choose between serious sport and a proper day out.
Sometimes, apparently, it just needs a leaderboard, a dance beat and five miles of speaker cable.
