Slow news day, indeed.
That said, I must share some stuff I personally enjoy:
What do you mean there’s a Ben Sollee movie coming out next week? Cannot. Wait. Saw God by the river. [Wooden Box]
Make sure you listen to this Mountain Stage performance of Sollee. [NPR]
He’s at the Speed Museum’s ‘Art [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Concerts'
A Couple Slow News Quick Hits
October 23rd, 2009 · 1 Comment
Tags: Art · Celebrity · Concerts · Movies · Music
Wanna See Béla Fleck? Win Tickets!
October 6th, 2009 · 12 Comments
Love Béla Fleck?
Here’s your chance to win tickets to see Béla Fleck, Zakir Hussain and Edgar Meyer – three of the world’s most honored and acclaimed musicians – live in concert. This Friday at the Brown Theatre. 8:00 P.M. Eastern.
Here’s a video of the trio at Cargegie Hall in April:
Want tickets? [...]
Tags: Concerts · Contests · Music
Boring Budget Hearings and Other News
June 3rd, 2009 · 1 Comment
Yes, the VV HQ has the Metro Council budget hearings on while the work is going on. It’s a sacrifice we’re making for you.
Edits at WFPL: Public radio’s WFPL has re-launched its news blog, a project headed up by Gabe Bullard. Let’s hope Gabe can keep up the ambitious production pace of its first few [...]
Tags: 8664 · Blogging · Concerts · Gambling · Metro Council · Metro Government · Music · Radio · State Government · Steve Beshear
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
May 26th, 2009 · 9 Comments
Now that was quite a Memorial Day weekend. You got out there and set attendance records, and got some yardwork done too. And at the risk of going all “Possibility City” on you, it was a great time to live here.
The crowd estimate for the Mayor’s Hike & Bike was about 2,000, though one of [...]
Tags: Bikes · CW · Concerts · Downtown · Festival · Jerry Abramson · Parks · Slugger Field · Sports · TV · University of Louisville
Time For Reggae, Mon, Win Tickets Here
May 19th, 2009 · 15 Comments
This weekend is the 18th Annual Kentucky Reggae Festival at the Water Tower.
It’s not just a bunch of local bands playing Bob Marley covers, either. Organizers of the event take the Jamaican heritage of reggae seriously, lining up eight authentic bands (many with true Jamaicans in their ranks), serving genuine Jamaican food and offering up [...]
Tags: Concerts · Festival · Music
Of New Homes, Newspapers and Music
May 18th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Updates and a look ahead . .. .
Otis and Raider: We’re happy to report that Otis my dog and Raider the cat found a great new home, thanks to a loyal reader. To all who expressed concern and volunteered to help, thank you.
Rachel: After a record-setting long shot won the Derby, no one was surprised [...]
Tags: Bourbon · Concerts · Courier-Journal · Death · Mitch McConnell · Music · Newspaper · Ratings · Senate Race · Sports · State Government · Taxes
Not Just Any Wednesday
April 22nd, 2009 · 4 Comments
Waterfront Wednesday Returns: Looks like the weather will cooperate for the first Waterfront Wednesday of the season. Todd Snider, Extra Golden and Tony Furtado are on the bill. [WFPK]
Union Hotspot: The New York Times focused its attention on our city’s nurses yesterday and their battle to unionize over a 20-year period. Congress is considering “card [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Charity · Concerts · Education · Festival · Fired · Fox 41 · Health Care · Hires · James Ramsey · Jerry Abramson · Kentucky Derby · Lexington · Music · Radio · Reporters · Sports · University of Louisville · WHAS
Special Live Lunch Starts LPM Pledge Drive
March 20th, 2009 · No Comments
Steve Forbert gave about 50 fans a solid 30-minute set at Ear x-tacy today, but it was pretty obvious that Noon was not a normal performance time. He had a little trouble figuring out what time it was, and botched the WFPK call letters in announcing the start of the station’s pledge drive. He’s playing [...]
Tags: Advertising · Charity · Concerts · Music · Radio · Retail
Seinfeld was Great, No He Sucked
February 21st, 2009 · 1 Comment
As Jerry Seinfeld told a packed house last night at the Palace, there’s really not much difference in life between the things that are great and those that suck. But mostly, the show was indeed great as Seinfeld, dressed like a guy going to work in an office in a business suit, presented a polished, [...]
P.J. Pacifico in Louisville & a Give-Away!
January 17th, 2009 · No Comments
We don’t often promote musicians for the sole purpose of promoting them, but this is something we actually can’t pass up.
Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter P.J. Pacifico will be in Louisville on March 28th for a show at Derby City Espresso. 8:00 P.M. His new EP “almost there” is out and we just received our [...]

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