john prine

The legendary singer-songwriter passed away in early April of 2020. The 73-year-old was a victim of the initial strain of COVID-19. However, his legacy endures and it will be celebrated Labor Day Weekend at The DAM.

How would like to spend part of Labor Day Weekend honoring a Kentucky music legend? The Beaver Dam Amphitheatre is giving you the chance to do just that! On Saturday, August 30th, The DAM will host John Prine: Songs & Souvenirs with The John Prine Band.

In terms of the number of celebrities that have come from a county with a population just under 31,000, I'd say Muhlenberg County is a hidden gem.

Ghost Towns in Kentucky are a real thing! There are so many and one is in driving distance of the Tri-State.

Ghost Towns in Kentucky really do exist. There are so many and I was surprised to find one right down HWY 431!

John Prine will be performing at the Lu-Ray Park & Amphitheater in Central City tomorrow night. There are still just a few tickets that remain for the show.

On May 11th last year, John Prine played to one of the biggest crowds yet at the Beaver Dam Amphitheater. Little did we know, his best-known song would be recorded, and it's going to be released.

John Prine may have not gotten the votes for his first nomination to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but one Hall of Fame is without a doubt going to honor him.

Although he's been eligible since 1996, John Prine has scored his first Rock and Roll of Fame nomination for the Class of 2019.

The Beaver Dam Amphitheater hosted a record crowd back in May for singer/songwriter John Prine. Before he came to town, he arranged for something charitable for the community for which he would be performing.