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Ryan Adams Gives Leatherhead a Big Shout-Out in Harp

Adams is a big fan of Orlando Bloom, who is also a big fan of Leatherhead.

Video Games Live And The Louisville Orchestra

Adler suggests that while these kind of events don’t ‘grow the audience’ for classical music, they do stand on their own and are worth doing.

Forecastle Fest This Weekend

Rain Threatens, Event Continues

The Forecastle Fest is going on downtown on the Belvedere, despite the threat of rain (and the overnight rain.) Velocity’s Wednesday edition had a preview and the Courier-Journal has a short piece on the Friday portion.

Louisville Orchestra Pops and Legends Fall Schedule Announced

Popular Series Genre-Spanning

The Louisville Orchestra’s Chase Pops and BB&T Legends Series for Fall 2007 have been announced. The Chase Pops Series looks like this: Classical Mystery Tour – A Symphonic Tribute to the Beatles, Friday, September 21, 2007, Bob Bernhardt, Conductor; Michael Bolton, Saturday, October 20, 2007; Michael McDonald, Saturday, December 1, 2007, Johnny [...]

Coming to the Palace: Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals, Tori Amos, The Killers, Ani DiFranco

Fall Season is Packed

The Louisville Palace has posted a daunting fall schedule on it’s website, with the following acts newly listed: Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, Sept. 10, tickets $37, on sale July 27; Tori Amos, Oct. 28, tickets $42; The Killers, Sept. 11, tickets $37, on sale; Ani DiFranco, Setp. 15, tickets [...]

LEO’s Music Issue

There are five primary articles, each of which contains subarticles about somebody in the business.

Kentucky Bluegrass Festival on the Belvedere Announced

Featured performers include Michael Cleveland and Flamekeeper featuring Audie Blaylock and The Cumberlands with Jeff Guernsey and Curtis Burch,

President Bush On Performance Royalties

It’s a lot of laughs.

Second-Largest U.S.-Based Radio Group To Go Private

The company controls 344 stations in 67 major media markets in the United States.

Free Prince But Not For You

It made the industry and particularly record stores, really, really mad.