Rodders Fest
T he National Street Rod Association proudly presents the Rodders Fest located under the big top tent on the west lawn of the Kentucky Exposition Center. This great three-day musical pres- entation will be held for the seventh time at the 56th Street Rod Nationals. Live music will be featured from
12pm to 8pm all three days Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Stop in, sit back and relax, listen to some dynamic sounds and enjoy fellowship with family and friends. The National Anthem will be performed by Kayla Booth Thursday followed by Alex Reed on Friday and Jerry Newby on Saturday.
Thursday
12-2pm — Tom and Kelly : Tom Monyhan from Louisville and Kelly Clark from Tell City, Indiana, are two of the area’s most seasoned musicians, bringing decades of combined experience to the stage. Both men have carved deep roots in the local music scene, delivering a
blend of soulful vocals and masterful guitar work. Known for their tight harmonies, engaging stage banter, and an uncanny ability to connect with audiences, Tom & Kelly’s set at Rodder’s Fest will showcase their versatility and musical chemistry.
2:30-4:30pm — The Megan Stout Band : A staple in the Louisville scene, Megan’s a musical chameleon who fronts multiple projects and always leaves a mark. With her soulful yet edgy voice, she’s graced stages across the region—whether with
Shotgun Serenade or in her solo work. This year, she’s showing her range in not just one but three different sets, including the power- ful female showcase with Hook, Line & Sinker.
5-8pm — Rear View Mirror : A Louisville favorite, Rear View Mirror is a high-energy classic rock and modern blues cover band that keeps dance floors packed and crowds singing along. Known for their stellar musician- ship and dynamic stage presence,
they’ve become a staple in the city’s live music scene, playing at some of the most popular venues and festivals. Whether it’s a familiar anthem or a deep blues cut, Rear View Mirror delivers with heart and style.
Friday
12-2pm — Megan Stout Acoustic
2:30-4:30pm — Doorway : A Louisville- based “The Doors” tribute band, Doorway captures the raw, unpredictable energy of the original band while putting their own stamp on the legendary sound. With Johnny Edwards (whose rock legacy includes bands like Foreigner, Montrose, and King Kobra) at
the helm, Doorway brings a powerful vocal and stage presence. Backed by the formidable Scott Caudill and other top-tier musicians, they’re ready to transport you back to the era of Morrison and Manzarek with a setlist packed with classics and deep cuts.
5-8pm — Bleu Phonque : This isn’t your average rock band—it’s a gathering of leg- ends. John Douglas Edwards leads the charge with a voice that’s echoed across iconic stages. Guitar wizard Paul McGarry delivers fiery licks with his signature style. Tony Bowles brings road-tested grit
from decades with Hank Williams Jr. On drums, Greg Unthank lays down a rock-solid groove, while Scott Caudill holds the low end. Bleu Phonque is what happens when lifelong pros get together just to play—and remind you what real rock feels like.
28 JULY 2025
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