The Banditos will grace the stage of The Capitol in downtown Bowling Green on Thursday, October 19 for the 3rd performance of the Lost River Sessions LIVE Fall 2023 Season.
Lost River Sessions is back at The Capitol and this time we are bringing Hancock and Shouse with Logan Murrell!
Kentucky songwriter, Ian Noe, headlines the next LRS LIVE at the Woodward Theatre inside the Bluegrass Hall of Fame and Museum in Owensboro, KY. Tickets are available now here. Doors open at 5 pm, show starts at 7 pm. Bar and concessions will be open at 5 pm, and exhibits will available for pre-show touring.
The second annual LRS Arts & Music Festival returns Saturday, May 11th with acts Nikki Lane, The Howlin’ Brothers, and Leslie Weiler Meng. Tickets are $15 and available now at theskypac.com.
Nashville based string band, the Hogslop String Band, will be headlining the next LRS LIVE! concert on Friday, April 19th at the Capitol Arts Center in Bowling Green, KY. Local group, The Jenny Roads, will open. Tickets are $10 and general admission seating and available here. WKU student discounts are available as well. The show will be recorded for broadcast on WKU Public Radio.
Singer-songwriter Parker Millsap will headline March’s LRS LIVE! on Saturday March 16th at the Capitol Arts Center in downtown Bowling Green, KY. Tickets are on sale now at https://www.theskypac.com/events/lost-river-sessions-live-march-2019/
LRS LIVE! kicks off the 2019 series with one of our favorite acts from ROMP 2018, The Barefoot Movement. We'll also be joined again by Kentucky natives The Savage Radley. Tickets are $10, student discounts available, and can be purchased at https://www.theskypac.com/events/lost-river-sessions-live-january-2019/
The final LRS LIVE! of 2018 will be held Saturday, November 10th at the Capitol Arts Center. Featured acts include KY natives, The Local Honeys and Bowling Green old-time group, The Barren River Ramblers. Tickets are $10 and available now at https://bit.ly/2ICutjK Doors open at 6:30pm and the concert begins at 7pm.
LRS LIVE! returns October 18th to the Capitol Arts Center with one of our favorite acts from ROMP 18’, The Po' Ramblin' Boys. The Misty Mountain String Band will also be featuring their newest album, Kentucky Bound. Live broadcast on WKU Public Radio! Tix available at: https://bit.ly/2zsKd5C
Kentucky Colonel J.D. Wilkes discusses the importance of keeping music traditions and history alive and the value of educating the next generation of musicians in the process.
