-
Kentucky Wildcat Legend Cotton Nash
In this episode, we learn about legendary Kentucky Wildcat Cotton Nash’s career, as we also pay our respects. #KentuckyBasketball #UKBasketball #KentuckyWildcats #CottonNash #Kentucky
-
Black Stone Cherry’s 1st Show After Signing With Roadrunner Records
From the archives! This video was taken on the first day of the first tour that Black Stone Cherry played after signing with Roadrunner Records. Their debut album would later release in July of 2006. The quality of this video isn’t what is important. The fact that this video exists is what’s important. This is Black Stone Cherry history! I helped put together the show that night, and I was helping wherever I could, so the camera was simply a luxury. I’ve held onto these files for 18 years, I guess it’s finally time to share them with the world. Hopefully, you’ll find a few moments you enjoy. Thanks for…
-
Sturgill Simpson Returns Home To Rupp Arena
Sturgill Simpson, AKA. Johnny Blue Skies came home to Kentucky for a show at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky!
-
Why Is Sundy Best’s Reunion So Important? Let’s Allow A Monday At Austin City Saloon Show You Why.
When a band or artist makes a meteoric rise, it can make or break a band. Which is oftentimes compared to a marriage. If things go sour, say on a tour, you can’t just stomp off and clear your head. You’re in it for the long haul. The show must indeed go on. In that regard, Sundy Best is doing something that’s kinda unprecedented. After becoming one of the hottest acts in all of country music, Nicholas Jamerson and Kris Bentley decided they needed a break. So an indefinite hiatus was announced and that was the perceived end of Sundy Best. Thankfully though, after roughly four years, the stars have…
-
Ride The Pocket! Magnolia Boulevard Returns Home To The Burl On A Chilly Saturday Night.
The year 2020 can kiss my a$$, and up until Saturday night, 2021 could kiss it as well. There, I said it. Let’s just lay it to rest and focus on the future. As the weather begins to warm up, the hope is that the musical opportunities do so as well. That’s what drug me out of hibernation, and after receiving my 2nd vaccination shot, I’ve been waiting patiently on an opportunity to jump back in here at Capture Kentucky. Now is not only the right time, but it’s also the right show. If you’re new to the band or the site, allow me introduce ya. Back in 2017, I…
-
The Railbird Festival Announces Their 2020 Lineup Of Artists, Chefs, Bourbon Selections And More Set For August 22-23, 2020!
Railbird Festival, the Lexington-based, world-class music festival produced by AC Entertainment and Lexington entrepreneur David Helmers, is proud to present its 2020 lineup. Grammy Award-winning artists topping the weekend’s bill include Americana standout Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit and singer-songwriter Maren Morris. The festival will return to the Grounds at Keeneland, August 22-23, 2020. Additional acts include The Head and the Heart, Young the Giant, The Decemberists, Tanya Tucker, Trampled By Turtles, Colter Wall, Whiskey Meyers, and more. More than 30 artists will perform across three stages during the two-day festival. General Admission (GA) and VIP weekend passes will be available to the public beginning Friday, February 21 at 10 a.m. ET via RailbirdFest.com, with a limited quantity…
-
PHOTOS: The One And Only Billy Strings Did His Best To Burn Manchester Music Hall To The Ground!
-
PHOTOS: Professional Bull Riders Occupied Rupp Arena For A Night Of Thrills
The PBR tour made a stop in Lexington at Rupp Arena. Many were delighted to a night of action, while some chose to voice their concerns outside the venue.
-
PHOTOS: JJ Grey and Mofro At The Manchester Music Hall in Lexington
-
And They’re Off! The Inaugural Railbird Festival At Keeneland
Lexington, Kentucky has never seen anything like the inaugural Railbird Festival. Over the last few decades, Lexington has had some great success in cultivating talent that goes on to become household names. What Lexington has not had, is a true destination festival. Unlike Louisville that hosts the Forecastle Festival and several Danny Wimmer Productions. That all changed when AC Entertainment (Promoters of Forecastle and Bonnaroo) partnered up with Keeneland. Let’s be honest, horses and bourbon are what most folks associate with Kentucky. Music though, isn’t too far behind in terms of exports. Kentucky has produced artists like John Michael Montgomery, Montgomery Gentry, Sundy Best, Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, and of…
