Enjoy an evening of sassy country and Americana blended with sharp, heartfelt storytelling.
Expect an intimate, engaging show filled with honest lyrics, rich melodies, and personal insights, as Clark shares the stories behind her songs in a warm, conversational setting.
Halfway to Grateville Dead 2026 featuring FatBox with The Low Glow- A one-of-a-kind indoor music, food and beverage show that sets the stage for the Grateville Dead Music Festival (October 16–18, 2026).
Don’t miss this fun event that promises an unforgettable evening of electrifying live music, dazzling projected light displays and the ultimate comfort food, celebrating the legacy of Jerry Garcia and the spirit of the Dead. 10% of ticket sales will go directly to The Healing Place, a 501(c)(3) non-profit helping men and women recovering from addiction.
A dynamic night of roots music comes to Louisville when Molly Tuttle and Maggie Rose take the stage. Tuttle blends virtuosic bluegrass guitar with folk, Americana, and modern country influences, while Rose delivers powerful Southern soul and Americana with gospel-tinged vocals. Together, the two artists promise an energetic show filled with rich storytelling, musicianship, and genre-crossing roots music.
Zach Bryan blends raw country, folk, and Americana into deeply personal songs built around acoustic guitar, gritty vocals, and heartfelt storytelling. Known for hits like “Something in the Orange,” Bryan’s live shows are powerful sing-along experiences. His upcoming Louisville concert promises an emotional night of authentic, roots-driven music and passionate fans.
Fund for the Arts presents the third annual Celebration of the Arts on April 11 and will feature local performing and engagement artists, music, dancing, onstage and live artmaking and engagement activities for guests offstage—all from local artists and arts organizations.
