With Get the Led Out: The American Led Zeppelin making a stop at the Kentucky Center's Whitney Hall this Friday, I found it fitting to share some facts about the last time Led Zeppelin played Louisville (April 25, 1977).

On April 25, 1977, Led Zeppelin performed in front of 19,000 at Freedom Hall. That was the last time hard rock's most infamous group visited Louisville and with talks of a reunion tour squashed by Robert Plant, chances are Louisvillians won't get a chance to see the three remaining members together in Louisville again. However, Zeppelin's best-known tribute band, Get the Led Out will be making a stop at Whitney Hall this Friday.

The Galt House Hotel recently announced that it will be presenting an out-of-the-ordinary Christmas event, called KaLightoscope Christmas.

The official 2010 Breeders' Cup after party seemed to be just like any other night at Prime Lounge. Good thing it was free.

The Breeders Cup is this weekend and so are the official after parties at Prime Lounge with jockeys, sports and entertainment personalities, famous DJ's and world class drink menus.

Stevie Ray's presents Nightmare on Main St this Halloween weekend featuring Greg Foresman (formerly of the Hammerheads and Martina McBride's lead guitar player) and local bluesmen, Hellfish.

John Fitzgerald at Pyro Gallery presents The Sacred Subject photography exhibit Oct. 22 through Nov. 28. Fitzgerald seeks to challenge the conventional definition of holiness in a collection of photographs taken by Fitzgerald and other works by Bob Lockhart, Al Nelson and Elise Fazio.

Wax Fang's Scott Carney talks about his upcoming show with My Morning Jacket and the Louisville Youth Orchestra at the KFC YUM! Center, Oct. 29.