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Get up to half off on tickets for Abbey Road on the River [Music]

Get up to half off Abbey Road on the River tickets.

Groupon is offering discounted Abbey Road on the River tickets.  Abbey Road on the River is the world's largest Beatles festival held on the Belvedere in downtown Louisville May 24-28.  Learn more about the festival here.

Forecastle Festival X announces its confirmed band lineup [Music]

Forecastle List 2012
After weeks of waiting, the lineup for Forecastle 2012 has been announced! Ten years of music, arts, and activism.

It has finally arrived! The confirmed lineup for Forecastle Festival X, the 10th Anniversary, is finally here. In weeks to come extra artists, as well as art installations, environmental and sustainability activities, outdoor extreme sports park, festival partners, culinary options and other activities will be announced.

Krazy Fest photo recap: Sunday 5/22 [Music]

Krazy Fest made its return to Louisville after being absent from the scene for a decade. Check out this photo recap of the festival's final day running at Expo 5!

5.22.11- Expo 5

The legendary Krazy Fest was rarely heard of in the last ten years, but 2011 brought Louisville's ultimate punk rock weekend a promising future. In addition to bringing bands like Anti-Flag, Bane and Against Me, Sunday consisted of a differing lineup, from blues rockers Lucero to hardcore heads like Coalesce and rocking in the old school with Bouncing Souls. There was a brief stint of rain in the afternoon, but it wasn't enough to stifle spirits among festival go-ers. 

HullabaLOU review: The Travelin' McCourys and Dan Tyminski [Music]

While throngs of people were in the stands and infield, arguably the finest set at HullabaLOU was happening in the paddock Friday when Dan Tyminski joined The Travelin' McCourys for some bluegrass magic.

This was bluegrass royalty. Plain and simple. In the paddock of Churchill Downs, The Travelin' McCourys and Dan Tyminski performed a splendid 90-minute set Friday at HullabaLOU filled with little fanfare but plenty of musical virtuosity.  

HullabaLOU Friday: The concert t-shirt and more [Music]

A quick glance around HullabaLOU Friday yielded fewer concert t-shirts than Forecastle, but on the bright side, we got some sage advice from Fred Schneider.

"And please don't take handfuls of diet pills." That's what I heard Fred Schneider of The B-52s tell the crowd before he briefly left the stage while Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson took over vocals duties on their hit Roam. I have no context to out that quote in, but it sure sounds like good advice to me. Schneider returned for Party Out of Bounds, which partially described the sizable crowd who seemed to be having a fine time.

HullabaLOU preview: Dan Tyminski and The Travelin' McCourys [Music]

Acclaimed bluegrass star Dan Tyminski, who will perform with The Travelin' McCourys Friday at HullabaLOU, took talked with Louisville.com about how he helped bring bluegrass to a wider audience, a new Alison Kraus and Union Station album, and what fans can expect at HullabaLOU.
You may know Dan Tyminski best as a member of Alison Krauss and Union Station or maybe as the owner of George Clooney's singing voice in O Brother, Where Art Thou? And you may know The Travelin' McCourys as the Del McCoury Band minus its patriarch. Well, those two bluegrass worlds collide Friday at HullabaLOU when Tyminski joins The Travelin' McCourys for a set at Churchill Downs on the Bluegrass stage.

HullabaLOU preview: Michael McDonald [Music]

Owner of one of the most unmistakable voices in popular music, Michael McDonald is sure to play some of his greatest hits at HullabaLOU on Saturday.
He has won five Grammy Awards; he has worked with everyone from Ray Charles to Bonnie Raitt to B.B. King to Hall & Oates to Alison Kraus to Faith Hill, and even Grizzly Bear, and he has had an impressive string of hits as a solo artist and member of The Doobie Brothers. But when Michael McDonald plays at HullabaLOU on Saturday at Churchill Downs, there's a chance some fans may want him to sing a song that wasn't even his.

What to do when heading to HullabaLOU [Music]

Woodstock was “three days of peace and music.” Forecastle was “three days of music, art and activism.” Now there’s HullabaLOU, which is three days of everything else—and something you can take your Mom and Dad to, too.

Who would’ve thought Louisville would turn out to be a music festival Mecca? First there was Forecastle; now there’s HullabaLOU, a brand-new music festival to be held at Churchill Downs this weekend, July 23–25. With musical acts ranging from Al Green to Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes to the B-52s to Bon Jovi and the Dave Matthews Band, there truly is something for everybody. 

HullabaLOU preview: Brigid Kaelin [Music]

Louisville's own singer-songwriter-accordionista Brigid Kaelin will be playing her smart songs and maybe even a little musical saw at the inaugural HullabaLOU.
Earlier this spring, Brigid Kaelin toured the UK, but on Saturday July 24, you can see her once again home in Louisville as she plays the HullabaLOU music festival at Churchill Downs. Music fans familiar with the local music scene know Kaelin well. In fact, a couple years ago, she landed at Number 33 in WFPK's "Greatest Artists of All Time Countdown." Music fans outside of town, may know her from the USA Network's Nashville Star, where she was a finalist in 2007.

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