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For their stop at the Ford Center in Evansville, IN, Whiskey Myers brought Alex Lambert and Kashus Culpepper to open up their “What We Were Born To Do” Tour 2025. Fans shuffled in when the doors opened at 5:30pm. The merch lines were long
ROMP FEST DAY 1 : It’s just past 10:30 A.M. as I cross the William H Natcher bridge into Kentucky and it’s already 93 degrees. Now, I realize I didn’t pack a fan or extension cord. I knew I was missing something. I already feel
WILL YOU JOIN THE CAMPAIGN FOR PRESIDENT? Something strange is happening in our little ol’ music community, specifically within the alternative and heavy music genres. Out of the ether comes another masked conglomerate that seemingly materiali
Staind came to the stage with the kind of raw intensity and emotional weight that reminds you why their music made such a massive impact in the first place. The room was filled with a heavy, almost tangible energy as Aaron Lewis’s voice was fla
Breaking Benjamin delivered a night packed with heavy riffs, emotional vocals, and pure nostalgia. Opening with “Failure” they immediately lit up the crowd, who sang every word louder than the band itself. Benjamin Burnley’s voice s
The first lifted off with Lacey Guthrie and her band who quickly made it apparent that the rest of the evening will be nothing short of an electric circus of sound and light. The hypnotic rhythm of her music accompanied by her ghostly vocal put the c
After releasing their tenth studio album, My Morning Jacket came home to a sold out show at The Louisville Palace. The crowd welcomed the Louisville-native band in their first of five shows back in their hometown on April 25. There were cheers as th
Two-time Eurovision winner Loreen graced the stage with a performance that set Manchester alight. From the moment she came onto the stage, it was clear that this concert would be a lot of fun. Supported by a mesmerizing ring of light that encircled h
Italian metal outfit Betrayed delivers a hauntingly clever narrative through their single “Parasite” and it has my undivided attention. The song takes us on a trip into a fragmented mind that is struggling with the complex layers of a bro
Embarking on their 2025 Tunnel Vision tour, Beach Bunny made their way to Louisville, KY on 4/18 to play a sold out show at Mercury Ballroom. Shortly after doors opened, the room quickly filled with many fans from various different age groups, many o