Panorama Jazz Band–New Orleans Jazz, Thursday, September 20, 20127:30pm
Panorama Jazz Band is a fabulous party band from the Big Easy, whose repertoire draws on the most exciting music from around the world: the Caribbean rhythms of Martinique in the French West Indies; the exotic Klezmer and Balkan melodies of Eastern Europe, and the non-stop syncopation of New Orleans second-line. By turns a funky jazz band, a dance band, and a swing orchestra, Panorama Jazz Band is a seven-piece acoustic group featuring the instruments that have been used to get crowds dancing for centuries–clarinet, alto saxophone, trombone, accordion, tenor banjo, drums and tuba.
Tickets: $18Sponsored by Rocket Oil
The Makings of a Master: Kentucky Folk Art Apprenticeships–traditional -Both nights $18 ($9 each concert)
Friday, November 16, 2012 7:30pm – Carla Gover and Maiden Radio
Saturday, November 17, 2012 7:30pm -KY Wild Horse, Mitch Barrett, and Rossi Clark
Some of Kentucky’s finest musicians, weaned on traditional music, will grace our stage over a two-night period.
Support provided by Kentucky Folklife through partnership with the Kentucky Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts Locally sponsored by Old National.
Darryl Van Leer inRubycat Lawson’s Roadhouse Lounge
Thursday, February 7, 20137:30pm $18
This stunning, foot-stomping musical tale of redemption follows the story of Matthew Porter, proprietor of the once famous Blues and Rock & Roll juke joint. Madisonville native Darryl Van Leer, brings this one-man feel good production to stage with 21 on stage costume changes and a whole lot of shakin’ goin’ on!
Sponsored by Bruce & Company with additional support provided by the F.O. & Ernestine Baker Diversity Endowment
The DePue Brothers Band – instrumental, Thursday, March 21, 2013 7:30pm $18
The DePue Brothers Band merge brilliant technical prowess with a highly creative joy creating a new sound, merging genres such as Classical, Bluegrass, Americana and Folk.
“…The most inspiring, most complex “Orange Blossom Special” you have ever heard, mere textual descriptions cannot do it justice.”
David Rogers, Blowing Rock News
“This band of brothers, and symphonic friends gives real meaning to the phrase ”progressive bluegrass”, bending genres while delivering a powerful mix of classical chops, blazing bluegrass, and rock and roll.”
Hal Real, President, World Café Live
Sponsored by Frymire, Evans, Peyton, Teague, & Cartwright
