The Shelby Lore Band pride themselves on not having an established genre, though their style is deeply rooted in Southern Rock. With an amazing stage presence and Eastern Kentucky style, Red Barn is so excited to welcome The Shelby Lore Band to the stage!

Bee Taylor is an American singer-songwriter who leads an unusual life in order to capture her unique and real songs. She is best known for her get down grooves, her one-of-a-kind live show experiences, and her gut pulling lyrics. Autobiography Music New Single Alert! "I believe in the humanity of music.

Nat Myers is a songwriter from Kenton County, KY. A poet with an amazing voice, Myers will blow you away with folksy blues and talented pickin', an incredible acoustic blues player and singer, and uses this musical medium to tell his stories. His delivery follows in the footsteps of players like Blind Lemon Jefferson, Mississippi Fred McDowell and his favorite, Charlie Patton. Nat's music isn’t pure; it’s raw and rigid. But it’s his unique sound that continues to make crowds across the country drop their jaws.

Moonlight Mile are an American Alt-Country Bluegrass Rock band formed in Sandy Hook, Kentucky in 2021. The band was formed by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Jonathan Pennington and dobroist Shane Johnson. Their music is inspired by a wide variety of artists and musical styles—from The Rolling Stones to the Stanley Brothers, and are proudly and intentionally a reality check for mainstream country and fedora-wearing folk country hipster posers alike. We're so excited to have them on our stage!

Will Overman’s genre-bending, storytelling approach to songwriting is a product of being born and bred on the east coast, finding love and being tested on the west coast, and finding a renewed passion for his art around the world. The Charlottesville, VA based singer-songwriter’s music carries a maturity to match the up-and-down life he has lived over the past 26 years. From fronting a touring band while attending college, through-hiking the Appalachian Trail and traveling around the world for several months, to witnessing his parents divorce, standing by his wife as she fought and beat cancer twice, and going through tough financial situations while trying to make it as a creator; Will’s songs evoke the wisdom of an old soul with youthful optimism.

The Marble Creek Rangers are Eric Cummins, Curt Chapman, Mike DeLong, Brandon Bowlds and Don Rogers. If you live here in Kentucky, you'd know every member of this band because they've collectively played a huge part in shaping the music culture in this region over the past 15-20 years. They've all been on Red Barn Radio one time or another as ingredients of different bands. The Rangers are the cake!! These are some pickers, our friends, and Red Barn Radio is your pick for next week's Wednesday night live stream.  Plunk yourself down in the front row with us for a special night of music with the Marble Creek Rangers!

Holiday music-- both nostalgic and festive-- infuses our winter season with warmth and comfort. Our guests this evening usher in the holiday with the distinctive sounds of the Mountain and Hammered dulcimers.  The trio called Nero's Fiddle, based in Lexington, Kentucky.  They came together only a couple of years ago, and they've delighted audiences in the region who enjoy traditional Appalachian tunes arranged for Mountain Dulcimer, which is the official Kentucky State instrument. Nero's Fiddle also performs a lovely repertoire of holiday tunes which they bring with them today.  The Ted Yoder Band, from Indianapolis Indiana arranges and performs an eclectic range of music featuring a percussive pairing of marimba and hammered dulcimer. We know many consider the band's lovely holiday album, Comfort and Joy, to be among their favorites during the winter months.  We are honored to have the Ted Yoder Band and Nero's Fiddle here on Red Barn Radio to help us ring in the holiday season.

Three’s Company Blues is a trio from Charleston, West Virginia, playing classic covers you forgot you loved, as well as our own blues/rock style originals.  The band was born of our driving desire to play music and keep the blues alive.  What began as a fun side project among friends quickly turned into a serious, focused celebration of their passion for the blues, rock and roll, and celebrating expression through music.  They took that passion to the 2020 Huntington Blues Society's 6th Annual Blues Challenge and took first place.  They travelled to Memphis, TN to represent WV in the 2022 International Blues Challenge, competing with artists from all over the world.  They recently had the honor of being one of Cedar Point's Bands in Residence last summer July 12-16, 2021!  Playing 6 shows a day for 7 days straight, it was an unforgettable experience, and they are still so elated and grateful to have been given the chance to play for so many lovely people.

“One of the best things about country music was that it was adult music,” Erin Enderlin says. “It was real music that dealt with hard issues in life so that people going through those things don’t feel so alone.”  The observation is signature Enderlin: She has a way of turning a song or even just a thought into an outstretched hand to the lonely or ashamed. While she first turned heads as a godsend to those aching for an artist with some golden-era country backbone, she has since emerged as a literary songwriter and superb vocal stylist with a knack for sharply drawn––and often sad––characters. Backsliders, avengers, lovers, and victims––they’re all in her acclaimed albums, such as 2019’s Faulkner County and 2017’s Whiskeytown Crier. Enderlin remains a go-to writer for stars and legends as well. Her catalog includes Alan Jackson’s “Monday Morning Church,” Lee Ann Womack’s “Last Call,” Luke Bryan’s “You Don’t Know Jack,” and a host of other songs for Randy Travis, Joey+Rory, Reba, Terri Clark, Whisperin’ Bill Anderson, and more.

Two of the region's finest AXE SLINGERS coming to do the show, and they're playing together.  Lee Owen and Willie Eames have both been regulars on the Lexington Kentucky music scene for into a couple of decades.Lee Owen - Wayne Graham, Born Cross Eyed, Triple Crown, etc.Willie Eames - Club Dub, Catawampus, The Prayers, etc.The longtime friends had never played music together until a chance meeting at the grocery led them to join together for the first time. The two guitarists have had a great time exploring a mix of classic and original jazz, blues and country music. These two players have done more to shape the region's music vibe than any pair of players we can think of.