Louisville, KY

Copper & Kings Distillery

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Copper & Kings Distillery in Louisville is a brandy distillery with rooftop and courtyard spaces that host public events including live-music festival programming. Bluegrass, roots, and mixed local styles fit naturally within the venue. For musicians, the property offers flexible outdoor and indoor event settings and a social audience centered on food, drinks, and special events. Small bands and full groups can fit depending on the production. Copper & Kings is best suited to local and regional performers that can deliver polished, approachable sets and complement a hospitality-driven event. It offers musicians a Louisville stage with strong atmosphere and multiple performance settings.

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502-561-0267

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21+
Genres
Bluegrass
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1121 E Washington Street, Louisville, KY 40206, United States
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502-561-0267
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