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Motherlodge Vol. 1


Two CD Set


A Tribute To The Rudyard Kipling.

feat. songs by My Morning Jacket, Storefront Congregation, King Kong, Rain Chorus, Speed To Roam, Alan Rhody, Glasspack, Java Men, Sean Garrison, Pointy Kitties, Janitors Of The Apocalypse, Monorail, The Pennies, Lightnin' Rod Jones and 25 more bands. Proceeds go to The Rud. Click here to purchase.

Staff Musings

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Motherlodge Spring 2010

West Oak Street, Louisville KY
Whitesburg, KY
Seventh Avenue South, Manhattan, NY

Confirmed Artists: Adam Rapp, Balthrop, Alabama, The Lisps, Tyrone Cotton, L.P. Funk, Lady Rizo (Amelia Zirin-Brown) (more to follow)

Send show proposals, ideas, or requests to proposals@motherlodge.com

Sunday March 28th

Motherlodge and Salvation Army Culinary Training Program

present
Bonnie Prince Billy and The Cairo Gang
and
Louisville Leopard Percussionists
Concert and Dinner
6 p.m.
The Auditorium at Salvation Army's Old Male Campus
911 S. Brook Street
$10 - concert
$ 5 - dinner
 
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