Fans can audition to help hype up Gainbridge Fieldhouse crowds as part of the Pacemates, Hype Crew or Power Pack.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers are looking for people to join their team to help bring Gainbridge Fieldhouse to life on game days.
The team will host auditions for the Indiana Pacemates dance team, the Pacers Hype Crew and the Pacers Power Pack for the upcoming season.
“Being able to keep the energy and engagement in the arena can make all the difference for our team. Regardless of their experience level, we want our candidates to bring their best to their audition ahead of what is sure to be another exciting Indiana Pacers season,” said Michelle Duggan, director of entertainment teams for Pacers Sports & Entertainment.
Here's how to apply for a tryout to each of the entertainment teams.
Indiana Pacemates: Visit Pacers.com/Pacemates to learn more and register before June 5. Auditions will start June 9 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Candidates should be prepared to learn and demonstrate various dance styles including jazz, pom and hip-hop, the team said.
The Pacemates perform at every Pacers home game, in addition to public appearances.
Pacers Hype Crew: The Hype Crew also performs on game day and at events in the community, bringing high-flying stunts, breakdancing skills and engaging performances to fans. Interested applicants can visit Pacers.com/HypeCrew for information. Video submissions must be sent via the official form by Tuesday, June 2. Finalists will be brought in for an in-person audition on June 9.
Pacers Power Pack: A team of elite dunkers, the Pacers Power Pack perform acrobatic dunks for fans during Pacers games. An "open jump" will be held for candidates at Gainbridge Fieldhouse from 6-8 p.m. on June 14, with tryouts from 6-8 p.m. on June 17. Pre-registration is not required for either event and interested jumpers can learn more at Pacers.com/PowerPack.
Potential candidates must be at least 18 years old, with a high school diploma or GED, the team said. They also must have reliable transportation and be willing to travel throughout the Indianapolis area for games, rehearsals and appearances.
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