Folk singer-songwriters the Indigo Girls are set to headline Harrah’s Lake Tahoe this weekend.

“Together they write, arrange, record and perform music, which over the course of 25 years has become a vital part of the lives of their legion of devoted fans around the world, informing and rewarding them day to day,” states the Indigo Girls’ online biography.

On Friday, March 24, Emily Saliers and Amy Ray take the stage at 7:30 p.m. for a night featuring hits including “Closer to Fine” and “Galileo.”

The two met in childhood and began singing together in their high school days. While enrolled at Emory University in Atlanta, they took on the “Indigo Girls” name and started performing in local clubs. Saliers and Ray released their first full-length LP (“Strange Fire”) in 1987.

Three decades later, they’re still creating new material.

“We really work hard to not lean on any tried and true path in making our albums.

“So when it comes to writing new songs and working and performing with different musicians, every record and every tour feels like a completely different adventure for us,” Ray said.

The Indigo Girls released their 16th and latest album, “One Lost Day,” in June 2015. The record includes songs such as “Learned It On Me” and “Fishtails.”

Tickets for the duo’s gig begin at $44.95, plus fees, and are available at http://www.ticketmaster.com, where additional information can also be found.

Harrah’s Lake Tahoe is located at 18 U.S. 50 in Stateline.

— Lake Tahoe Action