Our latest concert in our Lost River Sessions LIVE series featured Kentucky's very own Ian Noe and Nathan Blake Lynn. They performed live at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame and Museum in downtown Owensboro.
Noe is a talented singer-songwriter who has made a big footprint in a very short amount of time. Two years ago, he left Kentucky for the first time to go on tour. He has played for his hero, John Prine, since then and is currently in the United Kingdom getting ready to perform in London. Noe's LRS LIVE performance this summer came just two months after the release of his first full-length album, Between the Country.
Lynn is a Paducah-native that has never forgotten his McCracken County roots. The talented string player's five studio albums, including Tales of a River Hobbit, have earned him a lot of attention. In addition to singing and writing music, Lynn is a Kentucky and roots music historian who has also played internationally as part of a UNESCO Cultural City Festival.
