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This article appears on page 12 of the September 13, 2012 print edition of Ace Weekly. by Raj Ranade This year's Boomslang finds classic acts reuniting, exciting new artists

BY EVAN O. ALBERT Terrapin Hill Harvest Festival is rocking the smooth hills of Harrodsburg, Kentucky once again. Every year, music lovers and experience seekers set up camp at

The following is a reprint of Kakie Urch's remarks from the dedication of WRFL's Tower Sculpture, Thunder Waves of Universal Sound by Professor Garry Bibbs, on the University

Newport's historic music venue, the Southgate House (shuttered last year), will re-open in October with a new name and new location, and some returning staff from the original

Lexington Film League is accepting submissions for a Music Video Screening that will be held during Lexington's September Boomslang Festival. Deadline for Submissions: Saturday, September 1, 2012 Criteria: Selections for the program

by Evan O. Albert Lexington has a sturdy visual arts scene (Fourth Friday, Gallery Hop, etc), and a plethora of bands who lay down thick head crushing metal. Kyle Keener

BY KAKIE URCH Cheyenne Marie Mize (iTunes), the extraordinary young folksinger and instrumentalist from Louisville, is wheeling into town for a local gig at Cosmic Charlie's on Saturday, August

by Raj Ranade Torrential downpours! Heat strokes! Handlebar mustaches! The Pitchfork Music Festival poses many dangers for press correspondents but myself and photographer Justin Hamlett braved Chicago's Union Park

by Raj Ranade The first band-mates of Alex Zhang Hungtai, the man behind the fascinating art-rock project Dirty Beaches, didn't exactly mince words when explaining why they had to