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Friday, Sept. 10

Erykah Badu The Great Lawn, Waterfront Park $49.50  |  7 p.m. Her Royal Weirdness Erykah Badu (with special guest Thundercat) makes a stop in Louisville at the Great Lawn. Expect your vibes to elevate along with the strange, fragrant smoke sure to accompany this kind of transcendental experience. If you’ve never been to an Erykah Badu experience, only come with your highest vibrations and your best headwear. —Erica Rucker 

Okey Dokey & Boa Boys Zanzabar $15-$20  |  10 p.m. Okey Dokey is an experimental indie-rock band that’s always morphing its style and ideas, and Boa brings the psychedelic soul. 

Saturday, Sept. 11

Hayes Carll Headliners $20  |  8 p.m. A super-talented alt-country singer-songwriter that writes about living on the outskirts, Hayes Carll’s songs travel through love, loss and loneliness.

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This article appears in September 1, 2021.

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