The Louisville Jazz Festival returns to the picturesque Iroquois Amphitheater on August 7-8 for two unforgettable nights of world-class contemporary jazz. The festival lineup features Boney James, Marcus Miller, Avery Sunshine, Brian Culbertson, Lindsey Webster, and Marion Meadows, delivering a weekend of smooth grooves, soulful performances, and exceptional musicianship in one of Louisville’s most scenic concert settings.
Band of Horses has earned a devoted following with its soaring melodies, atmospheric soundscapes, and emotionally resonant songwriting. Blending indie rock, folk, and Americana influences, the band is known for powerful live performances and beloved songs including “The Funeral,” “No One’s Gonna Love You,” “Is There a Ghost,” and “Laredo.”
The String Cheese Incident blends jam band improvisation with bluegrass, rock, funk, electronic, and reggae influences. Their live shows are high-energy, free-flowing experiences filled with extended jams, vibrant light displays, and a devoted fan community that turns every concert into a celebration.
Spoon and The Beth’s bring their tight, groove-driven indie and art rock to the Iroquois Amphitheater for a summer night of music.
Oteil Burbridge & Friends bring a powerhouse lineup to Iroquois Amphitheater this May, featuring Steve Kimock, Jason Crosby, Johnny Kimock, Tom Guarna, and Lamar Williams, Jr. With decades of experience spanning The Allman Brothers Band, Dead & Company, and jazz-fusion projects, Burbridge delivers masterful grooves and unforgettable live improvisation.
