All ages (Under 18 must accompany ticket-holding adult, all parties must present ID)
General Admission | Seated event
No refunds
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Doors 6 p.m. / Show 7 p.m.
Lost River Sessions is kicking off its fall 2023 season at The Virginia in downtown Somerset with talented and soulful artist Eric Bolander on Aug. 17! Bolander’s music transcends genres, combining the best components of Americana, blues, folk, and rock. With his enthralling songwriting skills, resonant vocals, and expert guitar playing, the Kentucky native has carved a distinct niche for himself in the music industry.
Eric Bolander grew up surrounded by music. Influenced by artists like Neil Young, Tom Petty, and Ryan Adams, he developed an appreciation of storytelling through his music and sincere performances that creates a feeling of authenticity and raw emotion. Bolander’s music includes a variety of themes such as love, loss, redemption, and the overall complexities of life, showing that not only does he sing about hard topics, but he’s lived them. Whether he’s exploring the dark corners of the human experience, or celebrating moments of love and resilience, the “art teacher by day musician by night,” has something for everybody and every occasion.
Hunter Flynn is kicking off the night as the opener, and his raspy country sound has the power to put you in a trance. Also a Kentucky native, Flynn wrote the songs, “East Kentucky Dream” and “Granny’s Song,” will give a sense of nostalgia like no artist has before. He speaks from a place that only a Kentucky boy could truly understand. Flynn’s ability to connect with his fans on a personal level and create a sense of shared emotion is testament to his magnetic personality and genuine passion for music. Flynn came out with an EP last spring, and with each release, he pushes boundaries and explores new musical territories.
Lost River Sessions is the Emmy award-winning television, concert and radio series launched by WKU PBS and WKU Public Radio. The series explores the music scene from the roots up by featuring musical talents in the folk, bluegrass and Americana genres performing intimate live sets in various iconic venues across southcentral Kentucky. Lost River Sessions couldn’t happen without sponsor support, including Mike Simpson, Katelyn & Zach Simpson, Carmen & Dan Harbison, Janie & George Pennington, Lisa Howlett & Jane Rutledge, Martha & Duncan Alford, Hickory & Oak, FirstBank, and The Capitol by Warren County Public Library.
If you would like to become a sponsor of Lost River Sessions, please contact Jessica Warren at [email protected].
