Articles which mention Myron Koch
The hard-touring Rumpkes (the band already has several big festival appearances on the horizon, including next week’s Suwannee Springfest in Florida, where the band plays alongside John Prine, Railroad Earth, The Infamous Stringdusters and numerous
Brian Paul Swenk | September 28, 2015 | Bluegrass Today “What if Bela’s Drive had the vocals of Chris Thile/Michael Daves?” You’ve probably never asked yourself that exact question, but I bet you’re imagining it
originally published in the Louisville Eccentric Observer.
Throughout the year Top of the Knob Productions hosts a number of great events at their privately-owned organic farm in Harrodsburg, KY (Harvest Festival/Snuggleween). To kick off the festival season, Terrapin held it’s Cabin Fever
The Dark Side of the Wall is not just another cover band made up of several members from other bands locally, in Louisville, Ky. Dark Side of the wall is a collective of multi -talented
I was honored to just be mentioned in Michael Jone's book, entitled "Louisville Jug Music: From Earl McDonald to the National Jubilee". Go buy it! It's supremely informative about the emergence of what turned out
CHARLIE TRAVELER PRESENTS: An Evening With Blu Bop - Bela Fleck tribute @ The Altamont Theatre WHERE: Altamont Theatre WHEN: Saturday January 25 COVER: $7adv. / $10d.o.s. AGES: All Ages! BLU BOP: The music of
Blu-Bop: A Tribute to the Music of Béla Fleck and The Flecktones have confirmed a few tour dates in Carolinas for January. The band-banjoist Hank Smith, drummer Mike Rosado, bassist E. Scott Warren, pianist Justin
Performed by Hank Smith (banjo), E Scott Warren (bass), Mike Auchter (drums), Justin W. Powell (piano), Lindsey Tims (guitar, mandolin, fiddle), Paul Messinger (harmonica), and Myron Koch (saxophone) Sertoma Amphitheater, 801 High House Road, Cary,
Cary Sertoma Series Welcomes Triangle-based Blu-Bop First appearance for seven piece Bela Fleck and the Flecktones sound-alike Cary, NC – Spend an evening in Cary enjoying the bluegrass, fusion and post-bop of Bela Fleck and
The Grand Theatre welcomes back to its stage one of the nation’s premiere Pink Floyd tribute groups for a concert scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Dark Side of the Wall: A Pink Floyd Tribute presents
Vessel may have a lot of different elements to its sound, but when it comes to the seven-piece band's overall mission, everybody seems to be on the same page. "You know that feeling (artists) get
Vessel has been Louisville's most formidable jam band for nine years, although one almost hates to lump them into that genre. Vessel certainly shares much with that scene, but the band is more dedicated to
Louisville, KY- The 10th Annual Peak Summit Groove and Dance Festival will descend upon “Arena Row” on Friday, August 19 and Saturday, August 20 from 8 p.m. to – 3 a.m. each night. A grand
It’s time again for the Peak Summit Groove & Dance Festival on Aug. 19-20 with the After-Party on the 21st. Now in its 10th year, founder Myron Koch tells us all about the festival plus
Calling all deadheads! Head to The Golden Road Music and Art Festival held in Louisville for a fun-filled celebration and marathon tribute the music of the Grateful Dead. Festival goers party down to a bevy
Friday, April 3 at The Rudyard Kipling, Headliners, Monkey Wrench, Ear-x-tacy Panel discussion: The Revolution Will Not Be Funded. With Motherlodge curator/creator Ray Rizzo, activist/artist Julia Steele Allen, a Squallis Puppet, and others TBA, The
Article and Photos By: Erin Slayter - The Sweaty Mouse (www.thesweatymouse.com) Fairly new on the scene, Zoogma energizes the crowd with a seriously funktified dance party perfect to set the tone for a weekend of
Thanks to Nicholas Hart for the fun interview. Backseat Sandbar is a Louisville-based music blog covering a variety of dance music throughout the midwest.
By CHRIS M. SLAWECKI Paradigm's second album roams the free range of progressive jazz-rock fusion to harvest, thresh and bale every kaleidoscopic color and sound. It also clearly reflects the disparate makeup of this electric
Peak Summit founder helps other top music events Name: Myron Koch. Age: 35. Title: Musician and event manager in Louisville. Company: Peak Summit (founder), member of the band Paradigm and manager of other festivals including
BY JASON BUGG Saturday, Oct. 11 This year’s Peak Summit Groove and Dance Festival features a jam-packed day of music and happenings, just how founder Myron Koch planned it. “(The Festival) keeps getting bigger and
This band of UofL instrumentalists is taking its show on the road By Joseph Lord Music schools are breeding grounds for experimental super-groups. Take Paradigm, which formed at the University of Louisville School of Music
Music and art event at rotating venues has grown in its five years, but positive vibe is still part of it When Myron Koch founded the Peak Summit Groove and Dance Festival in 2002 his
Paradigm: is one of the acts playing this year’s Peak Summit Festival. Next year, Myron Koch might need a staff. The founder of this weekend’s Peak Summit “dance and groove festival” has overseen an event
An intimate yet world-class music, art and camping festival cradled amongst the scenic rolling hills of central Kentucky opens Friday. The Terrapin Hill Fall Festival is unique. It is not just another concert, but a
The music of Barefoot Manner started at the turn of the millenium as a bluegrass trio. Walter Hensey, Dave Kleiss, & Shawn Chase would get together and combine their love of music with their desire
The Peak Summit Groove and Dance Festival has a nice problem in that it has become too popular. The annual music and art festival, held at several St. Matthews clubs simultaneously, doesn't have room to
By Ellis Trip "Six-forty-six? ... Are you gonna have a ride at six-forty-six?" When Lavos says this, I don't know what exactly it is I see in his eyes. I know his soul is in
SubHead: Jam bands, art and DJs are ready to climb Peak Byline: Jeffrey Lee Puckett For fans of the jam-band aesthetic, the following paragraph is the good-news equivalent of someone handing them a stack of
By: J. Ellis Coffman It's a little after eight o' clock, and I'm starting to worry. There's no band, and worse, there are no people. I'm sitting in Ye Old Dutch's Tavern, across from the
By Billy Bartley Gladstone's self-titled debut powerfully blends a wide range of rock sounds to deliver a jam band potpourri of an album. Their style is similar to The Grateful Dead's, Widespread Panic's, and Phish's.