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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Laurel County Public Library is located at 120 College Park Dr in London, KY. For directions and parking info, visit Laurel County Public Library’s official website at https://www.laurellibrary.org. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in London, KY on Bandsintown.
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Laurel County Public Library
All of the events that we host are free to the public. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis unless otherwise noted.
Our auditorium is a multi-purpose design gives the flexibility for all kinds of library programs and facilitate around 250 attendees. Professional sound and lighting enhance the experience for patrons attending special library programs.
Assisted Listening Devices are also available for use inside the auditorium.
The library makes every reasonable effort to provide equal access to all patrons. Please contact us at (606) 864-5759 at least three days in advance to request accommodations.
What fans are saying
They always perform an amazing show every time I see them. They are the best tribute band around, hands down! If you haven't had the opportunity to see them perform, you are missing out. They have a fan for life here.

Jana
I'm not a big country music fan, but I always liked Alabama's music, probably because it had some pop and rock elements to it. This group is a great tribute band, and I believe some members of Alabama have worked with this group. They played most of the well-known hits ("Love in the First Degree", "The Closer You Get", "Mountain Music", for example) along with some deep cuts that are favorites among this band's members. However, they did not play two of Alabama's bigger hits and more famous songs (which are favorites of mine): "Feels So Right" and "Close Enough to Perfect." Omitting these from their show is the only reason why I'm not giving 5 stars.
Justin Welles and Robert Frahm put on a great show and the library is a great listening room.

Ted