74°F10:40 PM PHOTOS: George Clinton with Parliament/Funkadelic, Waterfront Park [Music]
May 1st, Waterfront Park
Photos by Ryan Armbrust | SniperPhotography.com
Drive By Truckers weigh in at Headliners [music]
To kick off the show, the Drive By Truckers brought along an amazing artist, the one and only Nikki Lane, a self-proclaimed indie-country musician. She has a unique sound, something like a 2012 version of Loretta Lynn with a dash of Merle Haggard on the side. Nikki and her band took the stage for over an hour, featuring songs about new beginnings and reuniting with that special someone in "Gone Gone Gone" and "Coming Home to You."
The art of story telling with Patterson Hood (interview) [Music]
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?
The Drive-By Truckers roll in to Louisville [Music]
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.
Drive-By TruckersSade and John Legend bringing the cool to KFC Yum! Center September 9 [Music]
For a night of smooth jazz and soul, British singer Sade takes the stage at KFC Yum! Center, supported by touring partner John Legend, on Friday, September 9 at 7 p.m. Sade is touring behind her first album in a decade, Soldier of Love, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Chart in 2010.
Oprah discovery Joshua Nelson, the ‘Prince of Kosher Gospel’ sings, celebrates human rights Sunday
Gospel is a word that usually brings to mind Christian New Testament writings or associated music. On Sunday, March 14, Joshua Nelson, the “Prince of Kosher Gospel,” brings his vocal stylings—Jewish lyrics set to the music of African slaves—to the 8th Annual Adolf & Sara van der Walde-Rosenbloum Music Festival.
Nelson’s performance, titled “Good for the Soul,” will be held at Congregation Adath Jeshurun, 2401 Woodbourne Ave. in the Highlands. The festival marks the 50th anniversary of the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights.
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