72°F1:35 PM Louisville, Kentucky was Katie Herzig's last stop to her summer tour. Guest star Dave Moisan was a great start to the concert, jamming with his fellow musicians, a mix between Jason Mraz and Maroon 5 sound the crowd followed along dancing away. Next was Matthew Perryman Jones, after the party Dave Moisan started, Matthew toned it down with a solo act, great voice and excellent guitar player Matthew played songs from his new album set to be released later this month, he also played his famous song "Save you" which the crowd responded to nicely.
This Saturday night don't miss musician singer-songwriter Katie Herzig at Headliners Music Hall. With five studio albums and many of her songs featured in shows like Grey's Anatomy, Pretty LIttle LIars, One Tree Hill and others, Katie Herzig is immediately searched online to get her catchy songs. Katie Herzig's folk rock style also grabs the attention of advertisers as her music is also used in TV commercials like, Target and JC Penny as consumers make the connection between good music and the stores they like.
What do you get when you put four of the most lyrical MCs together in a group? One word. SLAUGHTERHOUSE. This four-man rap group represent their name to the fullest, and are heavily known for their creative, witty lyrics, especially on the Internet. Each MC has proven they can stand on their own independently, but become an extreme force as a group. Slaughterhouse consists of Detroit rapper Royce Da 5'9", New Jersey rapper Joe Budden, California rapper Crooked I, and New York rapper Joell Ortiz.
The Drive By Truckers (DBT) have an art to their song. Their style of music is the art of story telling. An interview with Patterson Hood, vocalist/ writer, gives insight into the life of song.
Lori Brownstein (LMB): The press has said that Go Go Boots has the most happiness out of all the records, not joy but happiness. Can you elaborate on this statement?
As life grows more difficult, the deeper the economy dives, and the hurt cuts harder, the more music is needed. Music is our collective experiences, celebrations and sorrows. The Drive-By Truckers (DBT) http://www.drivebytruckers.com helps deliver these stories and give to the listener new memory paths of sound and soul. The music of DBT will be in Louisville on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at Headliners Music Hall http://headlinerslouisville.com.
With a new album that dropped exactly 10 days ago, Kathleen Edwards is on the road in America, playing to pay the bills, much like she did after high school in lieu of college. For some time, Kathleen’s career was pre-determined, being the daughter of a Canadian diplomat, but she had other plans. Edwards’ classical musical training allowed the opportunity to play new and innovative music that included violin.
An old school City of Louisville bus parked just outside Headliners, complete with cushy interior and red lights. Talk about a bus ready for a party. The party inside Headliners began as seemingly unfamiliar group of guys gathered with the idea of playing a few classic truck drivin’ songs. What came to be was more than expected. From all walks of life, genres of musical interest, and cultures; each musician brought their “A” game.
Pink Droyd takes Pink Floyd to a level of appreciation for the Floyd fan. The eloquent and precise music unique to Floyd is not easily replicated, yet with a combined 30 years of Floyd experience, the members of Droyd deliver a performance that rivals that of the musical geniuses of Pink Floyd. Pink Droid plays across the nation, yet hails from Fort Wayne, Indiana. The performance will include lighting techniques one maybe remembers from a Floyd show back when listening to Floyd was synonymous with illegal substances.
Originally from Louisville, Craig Pfunder and Mark Palgry were able to reunite with their roots when they played Headliners Friday night. To start the homecoming, OK DeeJays filled the house with a super cool mix while people gathered, had a drink, and got situated for The Photographic. Round about 11pm, VHS or BETA gave the crows what they came to see-a fantastic show with great sounds and stunning lights.