The Louisville Bach Society opens its 2010-2011 season Sunday with a family-friendly concert at St. Martin of Tours.

Smooth jazz band Pieces of a Dream to headline free concert at Fourth Street Live! Sunday evening. Although the weather will be hot, the music will certainly be cool.

The 2010 Free Monday Movies at Iroquois Amphitheater series continues tonight with Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, and aside from its comedy, the film boasts an interesting soundtrack.

Now that Forecastle and HullabaLOU have passed, here's a rundown of an eclectic mix of Louisville concerts scheduled for August-October, including Randy Newman, Stars, John Prine, and My Morning Jacket.

Although KISS is not bringing their Hottest Show on Earth tour to Louisville, they will be stopping in Cincinnati Friday, and Lexington band Superunknown will be one of the opening acts. Oh, and kids 14 and under can get in free.

While throngs of people were in the stands and infield, arguably the finest set at HullabaLOU was happening in the paddock Friday when Dan Tyminski joined The Travelin' McCourys for some bluegrass magic.

A quick glance around HullabaLOU Friday yielded fewer concert t-shirts than Forecastle, but on the bright side, we got some sage advice from Fred Schneider.

Soulful New Jersey bar band plays a spirited set that deserved to go on much longer than its 40-minute HullabaLOU limit. 

Acclaimed bluegrass star Dan Tyminski, who will perform with The Travelin' McCourys Friday at HullabaLOU, took talked with Louisville.com about how he helped bring bluegrass to a wider audience, a new Alison Kraus and Union Station album, and what fans can expect at HullabaLOU.