INDIANAPOLIS — Famed musician Lisa Loeb’s guitar will soon be back in her possession after she says it was stolen while in Indianapolis this week.
Loeb, who performed Monday night at the new Hendricks Live! venue in Plainfield, says her Taylor 512-C with gold tuners was stolen in its pink and red soft case from outside the Conrad Hotel in downtown Indianapolis.
PLEASE HELP! My guitar was stolen in Indianapolis outside the Conrad Hotel around 2pm today (7/20/2024) Please keep an eye out for it. It is a Taylor 512-C (#9765) with gold tuners and it was in my pink and red soft case. If you have ANY info please email at… pic.twitter.com/otwYvRIxXN
— Lisa Loeb (@LisaLoeb) July 31, 2024
A police report matching the location and time frame lists the guitar as being worth $4,000.
Loeb, best known for her hit song "Stay (I Missed You)", asked followers to reach out at webmaster@lisaloeb.com if they have any information.
On Wednesday afternoon, she posted saying it was found by the owner of O’Reilly’s Bar and is being shipped back home to her.
She thanked the Conrad, Indianapolis police and several others for their help.
"The fellow who took it in the first place was probably just down on his luck and I wish him well too," Loeb said in the post.
UPDATE! FOUND! It takes a village, thank you for being mine! My guitar has been found by the owner of @oreillysbar and shipped back home by @IRCMusic
— Lisa Loeb (@LisaLoeb) July 31, 2024
Thank you to all the superheroes who made this happen – including… @ConradIndy @TaylorGuitars The Indianapolis PD, Robert Cox… pic.twitter.com/qX8Z2oqXMd
