Happy Tuesday! If 7 is your lucky number, then today might just be your lucky day. And if you’re looking for stuff to do around town, then today is DEFINITELY your day!

Today, you could score tickets to see Racing Louisville FC take on Houston Dash at Lynn Family Stadium on 7/18. ENTER TO WIN!

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• The 4th of July may be over, but the celebration continues at 502 Hemp! Save 25% off storewide or online when you use the code JULY25 through tomorrow (7/8). Plus, enter to win a topical roll-on & 750mg CBD gummy from 502 Hemp.*

• Sign up for DoMORE for your chance to win 2 deluxe 4-day passes, hotel stay at The Line, and $600 toward travel to LEVITATION 2026 in Austin, 9/10-13. See Bikini Kill, Molchat Doma, American Football, The Garden, Die Spitz, Angine De Poitrine, and many more. Sign Up to Enter 🌀*

• The Black Keys recorded Peaches! on pure instinct with everyone in the same room. They're bringing that same energy to The Vic Theatre in Chicago on 7/15 for a rare, intimate show. Enter to win a flyaway to experience that magic live.*

• Country singer-songwriter Kameron Marlowe is on the road with new music to share. You may remember him from season 15 of NBC’s The Voice. Now catch him live at Manchester Music Hall on 7/16. Win tickets here!*

• Futurebirds brings their swirl of rock & roll and cosmic Americana to town on 8/28 when their Far Out Country Tour makes a stop at Headliners. Grab tix now.

THESE LOCAL FOLKS RAAAWWK! 🤘

Today is National Day of Rock & Roll… the perfect excuse to turn the volume up and celebrate the incredible talent coming out of Louisville. From hometown heavyweights to the next big thing playing local stages, our city has no shortage of artists worth adding to your playlist. Crank it up, show some love, and check out our guide to some of Louisville's finest.

IN THE FUTURE

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• Bluegrass Brewing Company closed abruptly last week after more than three decades in Louisville. But there are still plenty more local breweries to visit.

• Can you legally break into a hot car to rescue an infant or a pet in Kentucky and Indiana? Here’s what the laws say.

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