ZZ Top Sells Out The Rose Music Center with special guests Robert Randolph and the Family Band and Jonny Two Bags

ZZ Top and Gregg Allman had originally sold out The Rose Music Center for Tuesday night’s show on 8/16/16. Due to an unforeseen hospitalization from illness Gregg Allman unfortunately cancelled his appearance for this performance. On short notice The Rose Music Center was able to fill the void with an energetic and musically talented group of individuals in Robert Randolph and The Family Band. The … Continue reading ZZ Top Sells Out The Rose Music Center with special guests Robert Randolph and the Family Band and Jonny Two Bags

Wynonna and The Big Noise share new music with fans at The Rose Music Center

Residents of Huber Heights, Ohio, were pleasantly surprised this past week as The Rose Music Center gave back to the patrons of the city for supporting their hometown music venue by giving away two tickets to residents while supplies last for Wynonna and The Big Noise on July 16, 2016. Opening the show was country newcomer Clayton Anderson. Anderson is an Indiana native and is … Continue reading Wynonna and The Big Noise share new music with fans at The Rose Music Center

Exclusive Photo Gallery: The Kentucky Headhunters live from the Bourbon Festival in Bardstown, KY

The Kentucky Headhunters played the annual Bourbon Festival in Bardstown, KY last month and MusicMattersMagazine.com photographer Ryan Pike of Ryan Keith Photography was there to capture some exclusive photos. Just the name of this festival sounds like a great place to catch a Kentucky Headhunters performance. What could be any better than Evan Williams, Jim Beam, Wild Turkey or Kentucky’s own Maker’s Mark mixed with … Continue reading Exclusive Photo Gallery: The Kentucky Headhunters live from the Bourbon Festival in Bardstown, KY

Interview: Richard Young of the Kentucky Headhunters shares stories about his memories of the “Full Throttle Saloon” and provides some insight to the history of the Kentucky Headhunters as well as his son’s band Black Stone Cherry in a conversation with our very own Ryan Pike

A Conversation with Richard Young of the Ky Headhunters  Interviewer: Ryan Pike of MusicMattersMagazine.com Born in Edmonton, in southern Kentucky; The Kentucky Headhunters started out in 1968 driving around in an old bread truck. Now 47 years later the Kentucky Headhunters are still touring, releasing albums, selling out venues and rocking the stage where ever they go. Sturgis 2015 just took place this past and it has … Continue reading Interview: Richard Young of the Kentucky Headhunters shares stories about his memories of the “Full Throttle Saloon” and provides some insight to the history of the Kentucky Headhunters as well as his son’s band Black Stone Cherry in a conversation with our very own Ryan Pike