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Kentucky Opera serves up a fast and loose Widow [Music]

Kentucky Opera presented its last production of the season, Franz Lehar's The Merry Widow. Full of fin de siecle excess and broad comedy, it's more musical theater than opera.
Replacement orchestra and conductor to fill pit for Kentucky Opera's The Merry Widow [Music]

The show will go on for Kentucky Opera's production of The Merry Widow with a replacement orchestra made up of local musicians and a late substitution for Kentucky Opera Conductor Joseph Mechavich, who announced his departure today.
Concert review: Ryan Adams thanks you for coming to his show [Music]

The always entertaining Ryan Adams turns in a fine solo acoustic performance at the Palace Theater on Monday night. He sings, he improvises, he talks in funny voices, and he breaks your heart.
Waterfront Independence Festival features eclectic music mix: Michael Franti, John Rich, Bettye LaVette [Music]

Waterfront Independence Festival offers two days of events on July 3 and 4 -- free concerts, family-friendly activities, fireworks, food, and drinks.
Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears at Headliners this Thursday [Music]

Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears bring old-school blues and funk to Headliners this Thursday night, July 19.
Review: Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears at Headliner's [Music]

Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears delivered a scorching set of rock, soul, and funk at Headliner's Thursday night.
Review: Lydia Loveless proves that good things come in small packages [Music]

Two rowdy women fronted bands at Uncle Slayton's Thursday night -- Louisville's Alabama Brown opened for Lydia Loveless.
Country-punk songstress Lydia Loveless vows to bring rowdy show to Uncle Slayton's [Music]

A little bit country and a little bit punk rock, Lydia Loveless rolls into Uncle Slayton's this Thursday night, touring behind her album, Indestructible Machine.
Review: Winterpills at Uncle Slayton's [Music]

Flora Reed and Philip Price of the Winterpills delivered a beautiful set of old and new songs on Sunday at Uncle Slayton's.
Winterpills create lush pop with All My Lovely Goners [Music]

Acoustic duo Philip Price and Flora Reed of the Winterpills will play Uncle Slayton's on Sunday, March 18, touring behind the recent release of their fifth studio album, All My Lovely Goners.
2012 Grammy nominee Seth Glier to play Uncle Slayton's Feb. 1st [Music]

2012 Grammy nominee Seth Glier brings his piano-driven rock to Uncle Slayton's next Wednesday. He will also perform live on WHAS 11.
Review: The Marriage of Figaro goes on without an orchestra [Music]

The show must go on for Kentucky Opera, even without an orchestra. The Marriage of Figaro opened Friday night at the Brown Theatre.
Concert review: Joe Bonamassa will make you want to smash your guitar [Music]

Joe Bonamassa and his band gave Blues fans a night to remember at the Palace Theater Tuesday evening.
Catching up with local musician John Woosley [Music]

John Woosley, the former lead singer for Hell's 1/2 Acre, talks about life after the band folded, the music scene in Louisville, and striking out on his own with new songs.
Book Review: How to Listen, Learn, Love Opera by Thomson Smillie [Music]

Former Kentucky Opera General Director Thomson Smillie wants to win new opera fans with his congenial guidebook to better appreciation of the art form. Brush up on the basics just in time for next week's production of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro.
Interview: Speaking with Blues guitar god Joe Bonamassa [Music]

Blues singer and guitarist Joe Bonamassa brings his band to the Palace Theater Tuesday, November 15 at 8 p.m. In this interview, he talks about his latest projects and his passion for the Blues.
Concert Review: The Jayhawks play the Brown [Music]

The Jayhawks mix the old and new, reuniting the classic harmonies of Gary Louris and Mark Olson.
A few questions for Gary Louris of the reunited Jayhawks: Original lineup playing the Brown [Music]

Fans are excited that the original Jayhawks members are back together. Front-man Gary Louris talks about reuniting the band and their new album Mockingbird Time. The Jayhawks play the Brown Theatre Friday, October 14.
Review: Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers at Uncle Slayton's [Music]

Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers didn't disappoint country music fans at Uncle Slayton's.
Interview: Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers bring classic country to Uncle Slayton's [Music]

If you're a fan of classic, honky-tonk country music, Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers are your kind of band. See them perform Friday, Sept. 30 at Uncle Slayton's. Zoe talks about her musical inspirations in this interview.

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