Venerable classic country-rock band The Eagles set to open the KFC Yum! Center Saturday at 8:00 P.M., and fans hope it will be one of those crazy old nights.

In preparation for their Friday night concert at The Brown Theatre, Drive-By Truckers' frontman Patterson Hood took some time to talk with Louisville.com about the current tour, their forthcoming album, and what fans can expect at their Louisville show. Hint: Expect the unexpected.

Straight No Chaser, the a cappella band from Indiana University, proves that its much more than a novelty act with a strong performance and diverse set list at Horseshoe on Friday night.

Canadian band Stars will bring it's distinctive and melodic style of indie rock to Headliners Sunday night.

Original member Charlie Mechling and the rest of Straight No Chaser will perform at Horseshoe Casino Friday October 1. A few days before the show, Charlie spoke with Louisville.com about the band's new album and tour, replacing a founding member, and his dad's record collection.

The a cappella ten-piece from Indiana University is touring in support of their first non-holiday release, With a Twist, and will be performing at Horseshoe Casino on Friday October 1.

Legendary and genre-crossing guitarist Pat Metheny brings his innovative Orchestrion tour to Louisville's Brown Theatre on Saturday October 2.

As leader of the Sunshine band since the early 1970s, Harry Casey has enjoyed great success, but as KC himself tells Louisville.com, fame isn't always so great, and the term "disco," well let's just say it annoys him. He also talks about what to expect at his upcoming Concert for the Cure show Saturday in Jeffersonville.

Randy Newman will have over four decades worth of acerbic pop songs and Oscar-worthy film compositions to choose from when he plays with The Louisville Orchestra Saturday at Whitney Hall.