Indigo Girls, Grammy-winning duo Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, have spent more than four decades building a devoted global following, releasing 16 studio albums and selling over 15 million records worldwide. Rising from Atlanta’s alternative music scene, their 1989 self-titled debut featured the hits Closer to Fine and Kid Fears, launching a string of six consecutive Gold and Platinum-certified albums. Known for their signature harmonies, thoughtful songwriting, and passionate live performances, Indigo Girls continue to connect with audiences across generations. Their music recently reached new listeners through Barbie, which featured Closer to Fine, while the acclaimed documentary Indigo Girls: It’s Only Life After All (2024) showcased their 40-year career and premiered at Sundance before landing on Netflix. Beyond music, Ray and Saliers are dedicated activists, supporting causes including LGBTQ+ rights, racial justice, immigration reform, education, reproductive rights, and Native American advocacy. As celebrated by fans and critics alike, Indigo Girls remain a powerful creative force, fostering community, connection, and inspiration through music.