Tickets still available to most including Journey’s last tour at Rupp Arena, LexPhil’s Beatles event, Treaty Oak Revival, ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Local musicians across Kentucky brought the house down at the 11th Annual Lexington Music Awards, that our very own Bill Meck emceed. It was a night of celebration as ...

From now until the first seconds of May tick in, the following excuse is officially deemed invalid: “Gee, there’s nothing to do in this town.” For that, thank the organizers of 250Lex, the year-long ...

An arts-oriented event, program or ceremony seldom achieves longevity, much less notoriety, on the shoulders of one individual. Since its inception 11 years ago, guitarist/educator David McLean has ...

COMPLETED IN THE SPRING OF 2025. A LEXINGTON MUSIC FESTIVAL IS MAKING IMPROVEMENTS FOR ITS RETURN IN 2023. RAIL BIRD ORGANIZED THERE SAY THEY ARE PLANNING ON DOUBLING THE NUMBER OF WATER STATIONS NEXT ...

Jazz and swing fans in Lexington have one more reason to head to the park this summer. Dave Bennett, a multi-instrumentalist known for blending jazz, swing, rockabilly and more, is scheduled to ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Local musicians are reflecting on the life of a local rocker who leaves behind a permanent mark on the Lexington music scene. That mark could be felt inside CD Central on ...

The Burl, a popular live music venue in Lexington’s Distillery District, is getting into the beer business. Burl Brew will open March 1, next to the music venue and arcade, according to owners Will ...

In the middle of the Music Emporium, his Lexington music store, Joe Caruso had a hard-shell case by his feet. When he began preparing me for what was inside, giving me manufacturing dates and the ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The Lexington Theatre Company is breathing new life into one of the most enduring shows of all time. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is full of familiar themes and ...

There is no more exciting time of year for concert offerings than the fall. Summer is better, you say? Perhaps for more mainstream and commercially visible performances. But the fall is always when ...