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Jun. 13—The sound of banjos, guitars, fiddles and even a saxophone and harmonica filled the air as PorchFest made its return to Griffith Avenue on Saturday afternoon. Beginning at 3 p.m. and stretching until the evening hours, attendees braved the 90 degree temperatures to enjoy everything from bluegrass and country to classic rock and jazzed up soul. Ohio County High School Senior Dakota ...
Jun. 11—The front porches of the stately homes along Griffith Avenue will come alive with the sound of music on Saturday afternoon and evening. Nearly three dozen musical acts will perform at PorchFest '21 on 11 porches between Frederica Street and Robin Road, starting at 3 p.m. Tamarra Miller, who created the free music festival with her fiance, Andy Brasher, said 14 of the acts have never ...
Here at WBKR, we have exciting news to share today. Local singer/songwriter Andy Brasher and his fiance, Tamarra Miller, are embarking on a brand new venture here in Owensboro. The couple, who are the creators and organizers of the annual PorchFest OBKY, have announced they are opening a brand new live music venue in downtown Owensboro. The venue will be called Brasher's Little Nashville and will be located at 123 West 2nd Street in downtown Owensboro. The goal is to marry a "big city" concert experience with a hometown bar feel. Brasher's Little Nashville will be open Thursdays throu...
Restaurants and bars have been closed twice this year for extended periods of time. And live music has almost disappeared. But a group of local musicians is coming together at 6 p.m. on Saturday for a virtual concert to raise money for bar and restaurant workers. Itâs sponsored by Singing For Our Supper, a new 501(3)© not-for-profit organization created by musicians Shawn Brashear and Andy Brasher and Ben Skiadas, owner of Lure Seafood and Grille. âThese two guys approached us and asked to help,â Skiadas said. Even though musicians have lost a lot of income themselves from c...