If anyone seems to have it all in country music, it would be Keith Urban with his hit songs, sold out shows, scorching guitar licks and movie star wife. But something else will be on his mind Oct. 20 at Louisville’s KFC Yum Center.
From Deadwood to Rapid City, Black Hills to the Badlands, shootouts to scenic wonders, bison roundups to giant heads in granite — South Dakota has it all for travelers.
Music lovers have some decisions to make Friday as Town Mountain plays The Burl, Rickie Lee Jones is at the Grand Theatre Frankfort and Jonny Lang plays Manchester Music Hall.
The 2019 Lexington Comic & Toy Convention has started revealing some of its celebrity guests, including “Batman Forever” star Val Kilmer. The event is March 21 to 24 at the Lexington Center.
Old Forester is releasing the final version in its Whiskey Row series this month. This limited edition was inspired by a vintage discovery by master distillery Chris Morris.
Dan Tyminski has had a stealthily huge career singing voice over for George Clooney in “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” and on the Avicii hit, “Hey Brother.” Now he is enjoying writing his own songs on his solo album, “Southern Gothic.”
The New York Times Travel section profiled Lexington’s locovore restaurants, historic distilleries, posh Thoroughbred horse farms and Keeneland. So prepare for visitors.
Spencer Reinhard painted the first mural for this year’s PRHBTN street art festival. Reinhard, a Lexington native, was one of the participants in the Transylvania University rare book heist, portrayed in “American Animals.”
There were around 40 years between James Taylor’s 2016 Rupp Arena stand and his previous Lexington visit. Early next year though, Taylor is set to return just under three years since that eventful Rupp show.
America's most famous pimp partied for days with porn stars, political pals and others to celebrate his 72nd birthday, but the revelry ended morning when Dennis Hof was found dead in one of his Nevada brothels.
Lexington native Spencer Reinhard is putting the final touches on the mural he has installed on a wall of the Lextran transportation center on East Vine, just before the bus ports. This is the first mural in this year's PRHBTN festival of street art.
