Adia Victoria The Louisville Palace Louisville, KY January 28th, 2022 Nashville-based artist Adia Victoria recently released her incredible new album A Southern Gothic and performed many songs from the album recently in Louisville, KY. She is currently touring as support for Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, who performed a Continue Reading
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Human Impact – Bad Wires – Waxeater // Louisville, KY // 12.9.21
Human Impact with Bad Wires and Waxeater Headliners Music Hall Louisville, KY December 9th, 2021 On December 9th, noise rock supergroup Human Impact, featuring Chris Spencer [guitar/vocals] from Unsane, Jim Coleman [electronics] from Cop Shoot Cop, Chris Pravdica [bass] from Swans and Phil Puleo [drums] of both Swans and Continue Reading
LA-based indie-electro duo Strange Hotels discuss forming the band, their new single, moving to LA, and what’s next
After touring for years as a part of Portland’s iconic touring band The Lower 48, cousins Ben Braden and Nick Sadler formed their indie-electro duo Strange Hotels in early 2018, and within weeks of forming the duo, they had the opportunity to open for Billie Eilish and Finneas at the Continue Reading
The National Parks discuss their new album, growing together as a band, creating and curating Superbloom music festival in Utah, and what’s next
In 2013, folk-influenced indie pop band The National Parks, comprised of Brady Parks [guitar, vocals], Sydney Macfarlane [keys, vocals], Cam Brannelly [drums] and Megan Parks [violin], released their debut album Young and have cultivated a loyal following of fans over the years. Based in Provo, Utah, the 4-piece band has grown into an Continue Reading
AVATARI discusses his journey into music, becoming a solo artist, his latest single, and what’s next
Inspired by the craftsmanship of legendary rock and roll artists such as Little Richard and Mick Jagger, San Francisco alt-rock artist Ari Welkom, better known by the moniker AVATARI, is forging his own path in the California music scene. He loved and played music from a young age but never Continue Reading
LA artist Arden Jones talks about growing up around music, finding his sound as an artist, his new single and what’s next
LA-based singer, songwriter, and rap artist Arden Jones grew up surrounded by music and was heavily influenced by being near the musical mecca of San Francisco. Born in Marin County, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge, he spent his childhood around performers and, aside from attending concerts and festivals Continue Reading
Ryan LeVine discusses embarking on a solo career, living in Mexico for 3 months, his debut EP, and what’s next
Change can be hard, and at times painful, but can also lead to incredible growth. For LA-based artist Ryan LeVine, the falling apart of a serious relationship and the breakup of Wildling, his band of 6 years, led to a a lot of pain but a lot of personal growth. Continue Reading
Manchester Orchestra – Foxing – Slothrust // Louisville, KY // 11.16.21
Manchester Orchestra with Foxing and Slothrust Mercury Ballroom Louisville, KY November 16th, 2021 Manchester Orchestra brought their current tour to Louisville, KY on Tuesday night to a sold out crowd of eager fans. Starting things out this evening was Boston rock band Slothrust. Having just released their new album Continue Reading
Move Like Creatures discuss forming the band, mental health, their new single, their upcoming debut EP, and what’s next for them
Although the world seemed to stop when the pandemic hit in 2020, singer Nancy Bombard took to Craigslist during the early days of the pandemic to enlist like-minded artists for a band after the dissolution of her previous band. Her ad was answered, resulting Bombard, drummer Melissa Koziel, bassist Brian Continue Reading
Sebastian Bach – Kaleido – Edgar Red // Louisville, KY // 11.12.21
Sebastian Bach with Kaleido and Edgar Red Mercury Ballroom Louisville, KY November 12th, 2021 Nostalgia is a powerful emotion and I was feeling especially nostalgic this past Friday night when Sebastian Bach brought his current tour to Louisville, KY. The former frontman of iconic heavy metal band Skid Row, Continue Reading
The RT’s discuss maturing as a band, their new album, playing live again, and what’s next for the band
After almost a decade of performing as The Rad Trads, the Brooklyn-based band, having matured over the years, both personally and sonically, decided to change their name to The RT’s with their recently released self-titled album. Written during the pandemic, when everything was shutdown, it’s an album they say feels Continue Reading
Pepper Lewis discusses how music helped her cope with high school and the loss of her mom, her singles “Planetarium” and “Same Stuff”, her forthcoming debut EP, and what’s next for her
As a self-professed “old soul”, LA-based artist Pepper Lewis used music growing up to cope with high school, where she was an outcast, and with the passing of her mom. Raised in Queens and Long Island, Pepper knew she wanted to be a musician at a young age and counts Continue Reading