It looks like we’ve got a pretty packed week ahead of us, ladies and gents. There are plenty of options for you throughout the week, including a RIDICULOUS Friday night of options – I don’t know how we’ll make it to them all, but we’ll certainly try! For location, time and cost, click on the … More Live Music Lou’s Can’t Miss: November 8-14
Our Louisville.com run is over, but our desire to share our can’t miss shows of the week is not. We’ve moved the party to our site, so now you can get your preview and your review ALL IN ONE SPOT. WHATSSUPPPP. Tuesday (11/3) – Kat Edmonson with special guest Milton Kat Edmonson’s voice is one of … More Live Music Lou’s Can’t Miss: November 1-7
I remember an ex-boyfriend making me a mix back in junior year of high school with José González‘ cover of “Heartbeats” being on the track list. He knew I loved acoustic guitars and folk-singers – one of the few things he did get about me – and although that boyfriend is long gone, I was very glad … More It’s hard to find words perfect enough for José González
Best Coast was in town and left an impression. We were lucky enough to see this LA band two times in a week – they opened up for alt-J that next weekend in Indy. Both sets stood out. It is almost contradictory…so much of what they do is based upon simplicity but they definitely have a … More Best Coast doesn’t even have to try
After all the build up of events leading to the actual beginning of school, it has finally begun. Unless you’re a teacher, it is really hard to fathom the amount of energy and preparation that goes into opening up the school year, even if you’ve done it a couple (or dozen) times. That first two weeks … More Langhorne’s bday bash for the big 3-5
With school starting, we’ve been on a bit of the “real world” grind and taking it easy in terms of our concert load – this responsible lifestyle kind of sucks, but is a necessity at this time of the year. However, with Citizen Cope and his full band stopping by Headliners, we couldn’t miss this … More Citizen Cope invigorates Headliners crowd
Forecastle has become another summertime tradition since our move three years ago. It has been amazing to see and hear how this festival has developed from its humble beginnings just down the road from our house in Tyler Park to this national event down on the stunning Waterfront. So looking at our full schedule, we’ve … More SPECIAL FORECASTLE PREVIEW!
Sorry this is late, the end of the school year and this upcoming road trip made writing a little slow. That being said, this show was not one we could just not post about. Hurray for the Riff Raff is a socially aware band that is not afraid to create music in support of issues … More Covering the substantial
I said goodbye to my students in the afternoon as they walked out the doors and into a soaking downpour. I think the inclement weather deterred some folks from venturing down to the Big Four Lawn for the second edition of Waterfront Wednesday in 2015. Didn’t they know that the event almost always lucks out … More The end of school = the start to a great summer of music: WW May edition
New Albany is known for being a quaint town across the river, whose heyday reached a peak back in the 19th century – hence the moniker, “Boomtown.” My dad would tell me the most famous person to come from New Albany is Fuzzy Zoeller (a golfer), but in more recent times, the big name is Houndmouth. … More It was a beautiful afternoon in Boomtown
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