Bourbon & Beyond Louisville Tickets - Kentucky Exposition Center

Clay Street Unit

9 concerts

Denver-based Clay Street Unit merges Southern folk/country with bluegrass. Known for energetic American folk music with members like Sam Walker. Formed in 2021.

Duran Duran

16 concerts

UK's Duran Duran blends art and extremes in hits like "Hungry Like the Wolf" & "Rio". Rock Hall of Fame inductees, 100M+ albums sold, #1 Bond theme artists, fashion icons. Frequent collaborators include David Lynch.

Dan Tyminski

8 concerts

Born in Vermont, Dan Tyminski excelled in bluegrass with early exposure to country music. Known for "Hey Brother" with Avicii & vocal work in "O Brother Where Art Thou," he collaborated with stars like Dolly Parton & Alison Krauss, gaining multiple awards.

Stephen Wilson Jr.

53 concerts

The Nashville-by-way-of-Indiana singer-songwriter transitioned from boxing to music, with heartfelt songs like "Father’s Son." Signed to Big Loud, he’s collaborated with Brothers Osborne and Caitlyn Smith. His debut album "Son of Dad" is a tribute to his late father. He performs internationally and was praised by Rolling Stone as "a true original."

Twisted Pine

3 concerts

Formed in Boston, this ensemble blends bluegrass, jazz, and Americana, featuring Kathleen Parks' haunting vocals and Chris Sartori's bass groove, with layered textures.

Two Runner

6 concerts

Two Runner, featuring Paige Anderson & Emilie Rose, is a Roots duo from Northern California. Known for modernizing Appalachian music with banjo, guitar, and harmonies, they draw influence from artists like Gillian Welch and Patsy Cline.

Wayne Newton

86 concerts

Born in Virginia, Wayne Newton, famed for hits like "Danke Schoen," became Las Vegas's top entertainer, earning up to $1M/month. Known for real estate investments, Arabian horses, and overcoming financial struggles, he's also appeared in films.

Midland

25 concerts

Texas-based Midland, a double Grammy® nominee, revives classic country through hits like "Drinkin' Problem." Known for their unique blend of Western and Bakersfield sounds, their albums top charts and redefine country music, attracting global fans and critical acclaim.

Mavis Staples

5 concerts

Mavis Staples & Levon Helm starred in 'The Last Waltz' 1976, known for "The Weight". Helm, post-cancer, won 3 GRAMMYs. Both icons revered in American music.

Hailey Whitters

3 concerts

Iowa-born, Nashville-based Hailey Whitters, known for deep country style, gained fame with 2020's "The Dream". Touring with Luke Combs, she's won ACM awards, received Grammy nods, and collaborated with Little Big Town. Popular for hit "Everything She Ain’t."

Old Crow Medicine Show

22 concerts

Old Crow Medicine Show, started by busking, gained fame after Doc Watson discovered them. Known for “Wagon Wheel”, they won 2 Grammys and are Grand Ole Opry members.

Buddy Guy

32 concerts

Born in Lettsworth, Louisiana, blues icon Buddy Guy melds classic Chicago blues with rock's flash. Known for hits like "First Time I Met the Blues," he's influenced by greats like B.B. King. His work led to a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction & multiple Grammys. He often plays at his club, Legends, in Chicago.

Hozier

49 concerts

Irish artist Hozier, born in Wicklow, soared to fame with "Take Me To Church." Known for blending soul with rock, he's secured multi-platinum sales, Grammy nods, and #1 hits globally.

The Lone Bellow

3 concerts

The Lone Bellow, formed by Zach Williams, Kanene Donehey Pipkin, and Brian Elmquist, is known for their hypnotic harmonies and Americana tunes. Collaborating with Aaron Dessner and Dave Cobb, they've achieved over 100 million streams. Their albums include *Then Came the Morning* and *Half Moon Light*, featuring hits like "Count On Me."

The Black Keys

45 concerts

Ohio-born rock duo the Black Keys, formed by Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney in 2001, evolved from raw blues to psychedelic sounds with hits like "Lonely Boy" and albums like "Brothers" and "El Camino". Known for collabs with Danger Mouse and Grammy wins, they blend traditional blues with modern rock.

The Avett Brothers

40 concerts

The Avett Brothers, known for hits like "High Steppin'," debuted top on Billboard with "True Sadness." Earned 2 Grammy noms & entered NC Music Hall of Fame. They've also collaborated with Judd Apatow.

Fantastic Negrito

11 concerts

Born in Oakland, Fantastic Negrito, real name Xavier Dphrepaulezz, overcame a severe car crash to win 3 GRAMMYs for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Known for his powerful themes and collaborations with Sting and E-40, he also founded Revolution Plantation for youth empowerment.

The Gaslight Anthem

36 concerts

Gaslight Anthem, known for heartland rock & spirited shows, enjoys growing with fans. Known for relatable anthems, joy in ongoing survival & a sense of coming home in their music.

Maggie Rose

5 concerts

Maggie Rose, born in Maryland, is renowned for her genre-blending style across pop, rock, soul, Americana, and folk. Known for her powerful voice and lyrical depth, she's collaborated with members of Jason Isbell’s 400 Unit, Alabama Shakes, and more. Rose has performed at the Grand Ole Opry over 100 times and at major festivals like ACL and Bonnaroo. She's shared stages with Kelly Clarkson and Eric Church, and her new album, produced by GRAMMY winner Ben Tanner, showcases her dynamic artistry.

Dumpstaphunk

14 concerts

Dumpstaphunk, NOLA's top funk-fusion band, known for lively shows with stars like Santana and Bob Weir, features Neville family legacy and opened for the Rolling Stones.

Brandi Carlile

15 concerts

Brandi Carlile, 9x GRAMMY winner & author, known for powerful voice & hits like "Home." Worked with Elton John, Dolly Parton. Tours in 2023, founded Looking Out Foundation. Lives in Washington.

Billy Strings

37 concerts

Raised in Michigan, now in Nashville, GRAMMY winner Billy Strings excels in bluegrass and country. Known for energetic live shows and hits like "California Sober" with Willie Nelson. Collaborated with Dierks Bentley.

Brandy Clark

39 concerts

Brandy Clark, 11x GRAMMY nominee & CMA winner, praised for her storytelling in country music. Known for "Follow Your Arrow" & "Mama's Broken Heart." Collaborated with Brandi Carlile & Shane McAnally.

Kelsey Waldon

8 concerts

Kelsey Waldon, from Monkey’s Eyebrow, KY, reinterprets classic country & bluegrass, earning a spot on year-end best lists. Signed by Oh Boy Records in 2019, she co-produced her album with Justin Francis.

The Killers

7 concerts

The Killers, formed in Las Vegas in 2002, are renowned for hits like “Mr. Brightside.” With over 25 million albums sold, their awards include multiple Grammys and NME Awards, plus #1 albums in the US, UK, and Australia. Collaborated with producers like Alan Moulder and Flood.

Inhaler

35 concerts

Irish band Inhaler, known for debut 'It Wont Always Be Like This,' evolved in 'Cuts and Bruises' with a focus on band chemistry & narrative style, inspired by global tours.

Darrell Scott

4 concerts

Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame nominee Darrell Scott, acclaimed multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, known for hits like "It's A Great Day To Be Alive." Famous for blending country, folk, and blues, he collaborates with top musicians to create rich, genre-defying music.

The Lil Smokies

19 concerts

The Lil Smokies, formed in Missoula, Montana, blend rock and '70s Laurel Canyon songwriting. Known for the album Tornillo, recorded in Texas, and produced by Bill Reynolds. Notable for performances at Red Rocks and Telluride.

The Cleverlys

1 concert

The Cleverlys, a faux-family band known for a unique comedy/music blend, perform bluegrass covers nationally, including Stagecoach and The Grand Ole Opry. Known for humor akin to a mix of Homer & Jethro and The Office.

Spoon

18 concerts

Texas band Spoon's "Lucifer on the Sofa" is their rawest rock album, recorded in Austin. Known for its intense, intimate sound, it contrasts classic rock influences with unique modern twists.

Town Mountain

9 concerts

Asheville's Town Mountain blends alt-country & honky-tonk, earning acclaim for lively shows & deep audience connection. Known for "Lines in the Levee," they celebrate musical evolution & raw energy.

Della Mae

8 concerts

Della Mae, a GRAMMY-nominated all-woman string band, is led by Celia Woodsmith and Kimber Ludiker. Known for vibrant roots music, they promote female musicianship globally and advocate for gender equality in music.

Sunny War

6 concerts

Sunny War, born Sydney Lyndella Ward in Nashville, revitalizes folk and blues music. Known for albums like "Worthless" and "With the Sun," she grew up in various U.S. cities, battled substance issues, and is now based in LA.

Jon Batiste

17 concerts

Jon Batiste, Juilliard grad & ex-bandleader on Colbert, won an Academy Award & Grammy for "SOUL". Known for "WE ARE", he collaborates with Reznor & Ross.

Ryan Bingham

21 concerts

Ryan Bingham, from Hobbs, NM, blends genres from folk to rock. Known for Oscar-winning "The Weary Kind," his music reflects his diverse early life and travels across the U.S.

Aloe Blacc

5 concerts

Aloe Blacc, born in California, is renowned for hits like “I Need a Dollar” and “Wake Me Up” with Avicii. His soulful album "Stand Together" promotes unity and social change.

ZZ Ward

7 concerts

ZZ Ward, an LA-based singer-songwriter, embraces her blues roots on her "Mother" EP. Known for hits like “Put The Gun Down,” she’s collaborated with Fantastic Negrito and Gary Clark Jr., and topped charts with her albums.