68°F12:55 PM The swinging gypsy pop band, Caravan of Thieves, will be parading into Louisville this Thursday, March 15th, for a show at Uncle Slayton’s. The band members include: Fuzz Sangiovanni (vocals, guitar, hat), Carrie Sangiovanni (vocals, guitar, hubcap), Ben Dean (violin, flexibility), and Brian Anderson (double bass, insanity). This theatrical troupe of musicians has shared the stage with other great names such as Emmylou Harris, Dan Hicks, Glen
Caroline Petrik has had a passion for music her entire life. Growing up Caroline took piano and violin lessons, participated in her school music ensembles, and continued to grow as a musician. After high school she attended Bellarmine University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in music technology. Although Caroline has loved singing her entire life, it was at this point that she sought out private instruction in jazz vocal training. Some of Caroline’s most influential teachers include A
Quiet Hollers, Highlonesome and Bosco will be taking the stage at the Magnolia (Mag) Bar on Friday 13th at 9 p.m.
Master Artist and Apprentice: working and learning together side by side. The results of that are on exhibit in The Makings of a Master.
The Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History in Frankfort Kentucky shows the journey from apprenticeship to master craftsman and documents 20 years of Kentucky Folk life through art, video interview, and demonstrations.
When I arrived at the Gallery, the celebration had started and art lovers, who had already scanned the paintings, sculptures, basket weaving and various other exhibits were finding seats in the Gardens to enjoy a glass of wine, slice of cake of fruit stick. The Gallery inside however was full of patrons coming and going, talking to artist and enjoying the delightful array of foods that Tom Schneph, business partner of Billy Hertz, catered for the day. There was a fruit bouquet courtesy of Edible Fruit in St. Matthews.
One of the early stars of the folk movement of the 60s and an icon of 70s folk-rock, Canada's Gordon Lightfoot will visit the Palace Theater in Louisville on October 16. As a songwriter, musician, and singer, Lightfoot has few equals in a career that has spanned decades. His appearance is a unique opportunity to witness the artistry of one of music history's distinctive voices.