Mag Bar Metal Monday presents Dead Runes and Nehoda
Support the scene, traveling bands and small venues.
No cover
Old Louisville
A neighborhood in Louisville
Louisville Memorial Auditorium, at 970 South Fourth Street, is a Greek Revival concert hall dedicated in 1929 as a World War I memorial. A 1954 renovation lowered the ceiling and closed the side balconies, reducing capacity to 1,742 seats to improve acoustics. The hall is home to the world's largest Pilcher organ, a four-manual instrument with 5,288 pipes that has been in operation since the building opened. It hosts concerts, stage plays, dance competitions, and a range of community events. Established in 1962, the Magnolia Bar, known as Mag Bar, has been an Old Louisville fixture for generations. The bar is known for hosting punk and metal shows. Metal Monday is a weekly free metal series that draws local and touring bands. Indie rock and garage rock acts also appear regularly on the bill. The neighborhood's third music venue, Margaret Comstock Concert Hall, is located here as well, though specific programming details were not available from current sources.
Venues3
- Louisville Memorial Auditorium970 S 4th St, Louisville
- Mag Bar1398 S 2nd St, Louisville
- Margaret Comstock Concert Hall105 W Brandeis Ave, Louisville
Upcoming shows60
Today · Monday, July 20 · 1 show
Thursday, July 23 · 1 show
Meeting Street with Cheyenne + Luke Cain + Slow Billies
Indie rock showcasing local Louisville musicians
Doors 7:00pm
Friday, July 24 · 1 show
Saturday, July 25 · 1 show
Monday, July 27 · 1 show
Wednesday, July 29 · 1 show
Miracle Blood - Bad Wires - Hex Hex Hex
Miracle Blood (Boston) bringing heavy noise punk with Bad Wires and Hex Hex Hex
$12
Friday, July 31 · 1 show
The Lowcocks + Spit City + Mommy's Cigarettes
The Lowcocks with Spit City and Mommy's Cigarettes, Punk Rock
$12 - 21+
