The Big Stomp 2025 wasn’t just a music festival—it was a full-bodied experience of connection, catharsis, and community. Held July 25–26 at Louisville’s Waterfront Park, the event balanced a solid music lineup with bold, stigma-smashing conversations around mental health.
Anchored by electrifying headliners Murder by Death and The Record Company, the weekend also featured sets from local heroes like Bendigo Fletcher, genre-hopping newcomers, and a crowd that was clearly there for more than just the music. Wellness zones buzzed with activity, from sound baths and yoga to goat therapy, journaling workshops, and equine interactions.
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