Come on down to Nelligan Hall this Friday, August 7th to see Rural-Urban Exchange band in residence Juanita perform along Jaye Jayle with Alex Coltharp (Gideon's Rifle, Paducah).
$5 suggested donation (for the The Kentucky Rural-Urban Exchange, www.artoftherural.org/rux)
BYOB (There's an ATM and beer sales at the store on Portland Ave and 22nd)
Juanita is one of Louisville's best loved garage rock bands, they've been playing together for more than twenty years! These babes (and a few gents) will leave you screaming for more.
While singer/guitarist/songwriter Evan Patterson is best known as the leader of Louisville's Young Widows, he has recently emerged with the mysterious moniker of Jaye Jayle. Evolving from songs Patterson wrote on his own during late nights and inspired by extensive time spent traveling in New Mexico over the the past few years, Jaye Jayle is more evolutionary accident than intentional solo project. Either performing alone or with a rotating group of friends, Jaye Jayle mines minimalist rhythms and acoustic drones that call to mind original dirge blues, cult country, and kraut rock percussion.
https://jayejayle.bandcamp.com/
Alexander Coltharp is a singer, songwriter, and banjo player for Red Ember and Gideons Rifle. He's a Smokey Mountain Songwriter finalist for his "Kentucky" anthem,
Most recently Alexander can be seen at many of the summer festivals (Romp, John Hartford Festival, Bourbon & Bluegrass Experience, Moonshiners Ball, etc.) while working on a full length score for the Kentucky inspired film out of Los Angeles, "Burning Kentucky".
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