Indie rock band Built to Spill will play Headliner's Music Hall this Sunday, August 29, featuring frontman Doug Martsch's guitar virtuosity.

Orbs reward a small crowd at Skull Alley with an impressive set of epic progressive rock and a lush landscape of creepy, dreamy imagery.

Three bands of the louder, heavier variety will be playing Skull Alley Friday night, including local metal band, Old Vikings, Boston's Junius, and "supergroup" Orbs.

The Black Keys are officially sold out for their Iroquois Amphitheater show on Wednesday, which is all the more reason not to snooze on those MMJ tickets.

Plan your must-see arts events right now. Here's what's coming up in classical music, opera, and ballet this fall.

The weather gods smiled on Tift Merritt and her band as the rain kept away and a large crowd enjoyed her soulful music for WFPK's Waterfront Wednesday.

Would you like to play with a famous rock band in a huge arena some day? One way to get there may be to audition for the Louisville Youth Orchestra in late August and early September. Here's how to do it.

Kentucky born Dwight Yoakam drew an enthusiastic crowd of honky-tonk loving fans to one of the last shows before HullabaLOU's finale on Sunday.

Loretta Lynn proves she's still the Queen of Country Music with classic fightin' and cheatin' songs and the feistiness to back them up.

The only disappointing thing about the Avett Brothers at Churchill Downs was being so far away. They crowd was sparse but the show was energetic.