LouFest Photo Archive
Opening up day two of the BMI stage at Loufest, BMI indie-rock band Earl Burrows tears through songs on their recent debut No Love for the Drowning. View Photo
Nashville’s BMI band COIN provides a synth-pop soundtrack to the sunset at the BMI stage at Loufest. The group’s debut self-titled release is out now. View Photo
Members of Nashville-based BMI band COIN pose with BMI’s Mark Mason before their set on the BMI stage at Loufest. View Photo
C3’s Charlie Jones (far left) poses with members of BMI band Brave Baby, friends and BMI’s Mark Mason (far right) backstage at the BMI stage at Loufest. C3 and BMI are partners committed to highlighting top-notch talent at music festivals around the country. View Photo
Charleston, SC’s Brave Baby performs to a full crowd at the BMI stage at Loufest. The band highlighted their energetic rock n’ roll songs off their latest release Electric Friends. View Photo
BMI singer-songwriters the Black Cadillacs, out of Knoxville, TN, bring their guitar riffs and wails to the BMI stage at Loufest, giving fans a taste of tunes on their debut, self-titled release. View Photo
Nashville’s All Them Witches, BMI singer-songwriters with a dark, twisty blues sound, rock the BMI stage at Loufest. The band has a full schedule of touring for the next three months, leaving little excuse to miss their live show. View Photo
BMI’s Mark Mason poses with musicians Eric Montgomery, Marc Scibilia, Matthew Scibilia, and CMT’s John Hamlin backstage after Marc Scibillia’s set at the BMI stage at LouFest. View Photo
Eulene Sherman and Angelo Petraglia, also known as the Jane Shermans, show off their unique mix of country and blues. View Photo
Kelsey Kopecky of the indie-rock Kopecky Family Band keeps the rhythm during their set on the BMI stage at LouFest. The band brought down the house, closing out the second night of the festival. View Photo