Music

Lexington’s Calvary Baptist Church is putting on a free concert this weekend, meant to promote unity and diversity in central Kentucky.

The event is co-organized by the Richmond-Madison County Branch of the NAACP and the Richmond Area Arts Council. It’s meant to recognize African American performers across generations and genres, from local choirs to world-traveled jazz musicians.

A nonprofit vocal music program based out of Chicago is establishing a new branch for youths in Lexington starting early October.

Louisville Metro Government has received a $500,000 federal grant to revive The Bourgard College of Music and Art, a historic Black music school in the…

The rock festival Louder Than Life will return to Louisville in September.According to the event’s website, not only will the festival be back, but…

Maurice Conway is an Australian songwriter and singer visiting central Kentucky to perform some of his original songs. He's playing at the Richmond Area…

Red Barn Radio presents Lark Watts Live on stage Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Performance Hall at ArtsPlace in Lexington. Lark Watts is a singer/songwriter…

On this week's show, Ted Gioia, musician and author who has published ten non-fiction books, most recently the acclaimed How to Listen to Jazz (Basic…