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CONTENTS

4 WHERE TO EAT IN THE KFC Yum! CENTER 5 PLACES TO EAT OUTSIDE THE ARENA 6 DOWNTOWN WALKING MAP 8 THE PACKAGE

NKOTB, Boyz II Men, 98 Degrees

10 KFC Yum! CENTER EVENTS Concerts & Entertainment

14 PROMOTIONAL GIVE AWAYS Dinner, Limo Ride, Event Tickets

16 SEATING CHART18 WHERE TO STAY NEAR THE ARENA20 MAJOR EVENTS NEAR THE ARENA22 AMERICAN IDOL® LIVE TOUR24 SELENA GOMEZ: STARS DANCE26 FUN FACTS ABOUT THE ARENA 28 KEITH URBAN: LIGHT THE FUSE 2013 TOUR

New Kids On The BlockJoining forces with Boyz II Men & 98 Degrees, these boy bands bring the ultimate package.

Keith UrbanKeith Urban’s Light the Fuse 2013 Tour is coming to the KFC Yum! Center on Dec 8th

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The KFC Yum! Center offers a wide range of options for when visitors need a quick bite, either before, during, or after the game. With so many delicious options all in one place, there’s no need to worry about making a reservation elsewhere.

Locations around the seating areas• KFC: Kentucky Fried Chicken.• Papa John’s: Pizza.• Pie Kitchen: Pies, ice cream, and any combination thereof.• Skinny Skins: kettle chips topped with cheese, sour cream, bacon, and

green onions.• Metro Grill (sections 103/119/303/328): Burgers, hotdogs,

sandwiches, and all the fi xin’s.• Gateway Grill (sections 307/324): Burgers and stadium food.• Yum Trio (section 113): KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell.• Main Street Franks (sections 110/309/322): Hotdogs and bratwurst.• There are also portable vendors selling items such as popcorn, pretzels,

hotdogs, and more.

Club Level• Absolut Premium Box Grill Stand: Burgers, hotdogs, and salads.• Miller Terrace Grill Stand: Burgers and sandwich platters.• Miller Terrace Carving Stand: Carved prime rib or turkey, hotdogs.

Fans looking for the ultimate bar experience at the KFC Yum! Center arena should check out The Burnett’s Lounge on the event level, the Evan Williams Bourbon Bar on the event level, Woodford Reserve Club on the main concourse, Kentucky Ale Taproom on the main concourse, and Miller Lite Lounge on suite level 2.

Where To Eat In The KFC Yum! Center

Fun FactThere have been seven members of the Eagles since they fi rst formed in 1971. Glenn Frey

and Don Henley are the only two original members still singing with the band.

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Doc Crow’s127 W Main St, 502-587-1626A southern smokehouse and raw bar, offering a

spread of some of the best fare south of the Mason-Dixon line.

Vincenzo’s150 S 5th St, 502-580-1350An impeccably elegant dining experience character-

ized by opulent décor, tableside food preparation, and dishes created specifi cally for the restaurant by the owner and chef.

GB Brewery400 S Fourth St, 502-589-8935On-premises brewed beer with Californian and

eclectic fare.

Decca812 E Market St, 502-749-8128A small menu with inventive classics.

RYE900 E Market St, 502-749-6200Locally-sourced and inventive menu changes daily.

St. Charles Exchange113 S Seventh St, 502-618-1917Extensive cocktail and punch service.

JazzyBlu815 W Market St, 502-992-3243Gastropub with a full menu in a jazzy venue.

Wiltshire on Market636 E Market St, 502-589-5224Local cuisine, including traditional European munch-

ies such as olives, nuts, cheeses, charcuterie, and bruschetta.

Against the Grain Brewery and Smokehouse401 E Main St, 502-515-0174Gastropub fare and in-house brewing.

Garage Bar700 E Market St, 502-749-7100Wood-fi red brick oven pizzas and a ham bar with

regional hams.

Hillbilly Tea120 S First St, 502-587-7350Full regional menu with a focus on tea (served in

mason jars).

Harvest624 E Market St, 502-384-9090Eighty percent of the products are sourced within

100 miles of Louisville.

Ghyslain on Market721 E Market St, 502-690-8645A Quebecois bistro focusing on house-made choco-

lates.

Impellizzeri’s110 W Main St, 502-589-4900Classic Italian lineup of pizzas, pastas, and subs.

Dish on Market434 W Market St, 502-315-0669Contemporary takes on reliable old favorites.

Bluegrass Brewing Company300 W Main St, 502-562-0007Pub and grill, with house-brewed beers.

Bistro 301301 W Market St, 502-584-8337Indulgent and elegant bistro/pub.

BLU Italian Mediterranean Grill280 W Jefferson St, 502-671-4285Upscale and business-like Italian and Mediterra-

nean.

Ri Ra Irish Pub427 S Fourth St, 502-587-1825Irish pub grub and beer (Guinness included, of

course).

The Blind Pig1076 E Washington St, 502-618-0600Gastropub focused on rustic, pork-based dishes.

Mayan Café813 E Market St, 566-0651Mayan cooking, including chilies, roasted peppers,

pumpkins seeds, oil infusions, and roasted meat.

Proof on Main702 W Main St, 502-217-6360Contemporary and artistic fi ne dining.

The Pub412 S Fourth St, 502-569-7782British-style pub, serving fi sh and chips by waiters

in kilts.

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The Package tour is a once-in-a-lifetime event coming to the KFC Yum! Center on June 24th. New Kids on the Block, 98 Degrees, and Boyz II Men take the stage in Louisville.

New Kids on the Block headlines this tour with their new album 10. The boys, brothers Jordan and Jonathan Knight, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, and Danny Wood come back from their break up in 1994 and perform to show their appreciation of fans’ support.

Boyz II Men, an R&B acappella trio, and 98 Degrees, a contemporary boy band, join New Kids on the Block. These two nineties boy bands come back to sing their famous songs and promote their newest albums. Boyz II Men sings “I’ll Make Love to You” and “End of the Road,” and 98 Degrees sings both “I Do (Cherish You)” and “The Hardest Thing.”

The concert starts at 7:30 PM. Ticket prices range from $32.50 to $93.50, depending on whether it is a VIP fl oor ticket or premium concert ticket. In the words of Danny Wahlberg of New Kids on the Block, “We can’t wait to come to your city and give you The Package.”

The Package

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KFC Yum! Center EventsJune 14June 14

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June 16June 16One DirectionOne Direction

June 19 - 23June 19 - 23Cirque Du Soleil: Cirque Du Soleil:

QuidamQuidam

June 24June 24New KidsNew Kids

On The Block,On The Block,Boyz II Men,Boyz II Men,98 Degrees98 Degrees

July 6July 6The EaglesThe Eagles

August 18August 18Bruno MarsBruno Mars

August 30August 30American IdolAmerican Idol®® Live! Live!

October 23October 23Selena GomezSelena Gomez

December 8December 8Keith UrbanKeith Urban

December 15December 15Justin TimberlakeJustin TimberlakeAugust 18August 18

Bruno MarsBruno Mars

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A bustling downtown Louisville surrounds the KFC Yum! Center. For those coming into town for a show, why not make a trip of it? With a wide range of unique restaurants, boutique style shops, and a plethora of museums and art galleries, staying close to the KFC Yum! Center will provide all-day or all-weekend access to a world of activities.

Connected by pedway to the arena with more than 1,300 rooms, The Galt House Hotel is the offi cial hotel of the KFC Yum! Center. Reservations can be made online or by calling 800-The-Galt.

Galt House Hotel & Suites140 N Fourth St, 502-589-5200In a cookie cutter world it stands alone. It is unique-

but-familiar. Eclectic yet friendly. Sophisticated, but in a laid back down-to-earth sort of way. It impresses with sheer size. It is a place to get away from it all and be in the middle of it all at the same time.

21C Museum Hotel700 W Main St, 502-217-630021c Museum Hotel is the fi rst of its kind-a 90-room

hotel dedicated to world class luxuries, Southernstyle hospitality and contemporary art from living artists, exhibited throughout its galleries and public space.

Brown Hotel335 W Broadway, 502-583-1234Classic, English Renaissance architecture defi nes

The Brown. Since 1923, this elegant hotel has been Louisville’s long-standing love.

Seelbach Hilton Hotel500 S 4th St, 502-585-3200The Seelbach Hilton Hotel is home to The Oakroom,

Kentucky's fi rst and only AAA Five-Diamond restaurant. Hand-carved lion's head columns, ornate wood accents, and brass chandeliers are reminiscent of its original gentlemen's-billiards-hall décor.

Courtyard by Marriot Downtown100 S 2nd St, 502-562-0200140 spacious rooms, complimentary Internet,

whirlpool suites available. Indoor pool, exercise room, restaurant.

Fairfi eld Inn & Suites Downtown100 E Jefferson, 502-569-3553Whether staying in a large well-appointed guest room

or an executive suite, guests enjoy a free continental breakfast, free Internet access, an indoor pool, fi tness center, and easy access to the city's many offerings.

Hampton Inn Downtown101 E Jefferson St, 502-585-2200173 Guest rooms, 14 suites, complimentary hot

breakfast buffet, free parking & airport shuttle, indoor pool, fi tness center, and more.

Hyatt Regency311 S Fourth St, 502-581-1234Full-service, atrium-style, 392-room hotel with an

indoor pool, whirlpool, and health club.

Louisville Marriot Downtown280 W Jefferson St, 502-627-5045Louisville's Four Diamond full-service hotel located in

the heart of the city and connected to the convention center and 4th Street Live. Two blocks from the KFC Yum! Center and historic Main Street.

Ramada Downtown North1041 Zorn Ave, 502-897-5101Convenient to downtown and all major area

attractions.

Residence Inn by Marriot333 E Market St, 502-589-8998Marriott's all-suite, extended-stay hotel offering

studio, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens.

Where To Stay Near The Arena


First Friday Trolley Hop, July 5, August 2, September 6, October 4, November 1, December 6

Downtown Louisville, 502-584-2121The First Friday Trolley Hop is an art show, tourist

attraction, and celebration of downtown Louisville, bringing new visitors and new life to the Main and Market corridor. 5 - 11 pm. Free.

Bluegrass Bourbon: By the Bottle/By the Ounce, through June 16

Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, 715 W Main St, 502-589-0102

In celebration of Kentucky's rich bourbon history and to mark the beginning of Derby season, the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft and Louisville Clay present an exhibition of ceramic bourbon bottles and shot glasses designed by artists from around the country. Tues - Thurs 10 am - 5 pm, Sat - Sun 11 am - 5 pm. $6.

Kentuckiana Pride Festival, June 14 - 15Belvedere, 502-649-4851A two day celebration of the local LGBT community,

featuring local and national entertainers, businesses, churches, organizations, and food and beverages. Fri 8 pm - midnight, Sat noon - midnight. Fri free, Sat $5.

VinylFest, June 14 - 16Crowne Plaza Louisville, 830 Phillips Ln,

502-367-6161VinylFest brings together vinyl enthusiasts, album

artists, musical artists, music-related movies, vendors, and more. $99 - $129.

Wounded Wear Fitness Festival, June 15Brown-Forman Lawn, 757-773-8079The 5K course will take walkers/runners through

scenic views of downtown including Slugger Field, KFC Yum! Center, the dancing water fountain, the Ohio Riv-er, and The Lincoln Memorial. All proceeds go towards Wounded Wear’s mission. 9 am - 1 pm. $25 - $35.

Bourbon and BBQ Father’s Day Cruise, June 16Belle of Louisville, 401 W River Rd,

502-574-2992Dad can only have so many pairs of socks. Instead,

bring Dad on board for a cruise that any father would enjoy. It's a delicious country BBQ menu on the buffet, and bourbon tasting is part of the ticket price. 1:30 - 4 pm. $37 general admission, $22 children.

The Waterfront Challenge, June 22Big Four Lawn, 502-574-3768A 5k Urban Obstacle Night Race on the river

combining cross country running, road racing, and obstacle conquering, followed by music, dancing, food, beer, and more. 5 - 11 pm. $45 - $80.

WFPK Waterfront Wednesdays, June 26, July 31, August 28, September 25

Big Four Lawn, Waterfront Park, 502-814-6500This free concert attracts large audiences to mingle,

dance and enjoy the river in a family-friendly park atmosphere with a cash bar and upscale festival fare. 5 pm. Free.

Waterfront Independence Day Festival, July 3 - 4Great Lawn, Festival Plaza & Harbor Lawn,

502-574-3768Two days of concerts, fi reworks, activities, as well as

great food, vendors, and a kids' area. 5 - 10 pm. Free.

Forecastle Festival, July 12 - 14Waterfront Park, 865-523-2665One of the country’s most anticipated summer

music festivals, featuring a who’s who of musical acts

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such as My Morning Jacket, The Black Keys, Bassnectar, the Flaming Lips, Sleater-Kinney, Flying Lotus and The Avett Brothers. Forecastle also consistently promotes local artists, while also focusing on environmental activism and outdoor recreation. Times TBA. $60 - $1,794.

Glow Go! 5K, July 27Big Four Bridge and Waterfront,

502-653-4985Beautiful lights, dance stations, colorful run-

throughs, lots of neon swag and a post race jam party. Half race, half party, all fun. 9 - 11:30 pm. $35 - $55.

Waterfront Heritage Walk, July 27Big Four Bridge, 502-574-3768This free walking tour, led by local historian Rick

Bell, will explore the history of Louisville’s Big Four Bridge from its days as an important carrier of freight and passenger trains to its current incarnation as a pedestrian/bicycle path. 10 - 11 am. Free.

Hot Hot Hot, through July 27Flame Run Glass Studio and Gallery,

815 W Market St, 502-584-5353A group show that celebrates all the fun, sun, and

symbols of summertime. Mon - Fri 10 am - 4 pm, Sat 10 am - 5 pm. Free.

Kickballin’ for Kids Kickball Tournament, August 17Great Lawn at Waterfront Park, 129 E River Rd,

502-629-8074The National Kickball Association is teaming up

with the Children's Hospital Foundation for the second annual "Kickballin' for Kids" Kickball Tournament. Enjoy a day of kickball, food, drinks, music and more. All participants must be 21 years of age to play and wear sneakers. No cleats. Minimum of 9 players and a maximum of 20 per team. 11 am. $295 per team.

Ironman Louisville, August 25North Great Lawn, 813-868-5940More than 2500 athletes will transition from a 2.4

mile swim in the Ohio River to a 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run at Waterfront Park. Athletes from around the world will compete in the world's most challenging endurance event, pushing their mental and physical limits to reach the fi nish line at 4th Street. 6:50 am - midnight. Free to watch.

India Day—VindaLOU, September 21Belvedere, 502-299-6564Louisville’s spiciest festival! A full day of

entertainment, delicious food from India, jewelry, and much more. Cultural, educational, entertaining, and business-related booths are present. 10 am - 11 pm. Free.


Contestants from FOX’s American Idol will perform at the KFC Yum! Center on August 30th for the American Idol Live! Tour. The tour returns this summer with the twelfth season’s top talented fi nalists.

These performers are considered potentially the highest quality group of sing-ers that American Idol has ever experienced. The runner-up, Kree Harrison, was a very powerful, soulful country singer, but she was no match for Candice Glover, the season’s winner. Glover shows diva qualities and is expected to have a successful career. Glover releases her debut album, Music Speaks, featuring her single “I Am Beautiful” on July 6th.

Eight other contestants join Glover and Harrison on this 30 show concert tour starting in July. The contestants include Amber Miller, Burnell Taylor, Curtis Finch Jr., Devin Velez, Janelle Arthur, Lazaro Arbos, Paul Jolley and fans’ pick, Aubrey Cleland. On the last episode of American Idol, this group performed their rendition of “I’m Glad You Came” as a taste of the upcoming tour.

The show starts at 7:30 pm. Tickets may be purchased through the KFC Yum! Center for $33.50, $46, or $66. Prices include facility fees and $1 is donated to the Melanoma Research Alliance. For group rates, visit www.kentuckycenter.org/grouptickets.

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Fun FactIn 2010, Louisville native Nicole Scherzinger is credited with suggesting to fi ve solo

contestants on the British TV singing competition X Factor that they get together and form a singing group. They did, and One Direction was born.


Selena Gomez: Stars Dance

On October 23rd, Selena Gomez brings her world tour to Louisville’s KFC Yum! Center. The tour, which begins in August, is to launch her new album, Stars Dance.

Gomez’s career began on TV. She is no longer that kid on Barney and Friends, and found stardom through her role as Alex Russo in Wizards of Waverly Place on Disney channel. Ramona and Beezus, released in 2010, was her fi lm debut. She stared in several other movies, with her latest roles in Spring Breakers and as a voice actress in Hotel Transylvania.

Now, Gomez is back to music entertainment. Her former band, Selena Gomez & the Scene, produced platinum singles, “Naturally,” “Who Says,” and “Love You like a Love Song.” Moving on from her band, her new album is released July 23rd this summer. Stars Dance includes her latest hit, “Come and Get it.”

This 20 year old gives more than just her music and acting talent; she is an active supporter of UNICEF. In September, 2009, she became the youngest UNICEF ambassador ever appointed. She has traveled to Ghana in west Africa to help children get what they need to survive, such as clean water, food, education, and medicine. She has contributed to other UNICEF initiatives like the Tap Project, the UNICEF Snowfl ake Ball, and the ELIMINATE Project.

Along with Gomez, the special guest of the Stars Dance tour is Emblem3. They were a fi nalist for 2012’s X Factor. This pop rock group is a three member band and signed with Simon Cowell’s record label after the show ended. They join Gomez on the tour for 21 North American dates. This will be their fi rst extensive North American tour.

The show starts at 7 pm. Tickets can be purchased through the KFC Yum! Center or online, for $30.50, $40.50, $46, and $66.


Fun Facts• Why did the arena use metal to build the stairs instead of concrete?

Concrete stains easier.

• Why do upper level seats not have cup holders? Higher-level seats are tilted forward to improve sight lines, so drinks spill more easily.

• How many locker rooms does the arena have? Ten. The KFC Yum! Center has men’s and women’s locker rooms for the University of Louisville’s basketball teams. It has a visiting basketball locker room, fi ve auxiliary locker rooms and men’s and women’s locker rooms for offi cials and employees.

• How many people can sit at the Evan Williams Bourbon Bar? 190.

• How much bigger are arena seats than standard-size arena seats across the country? 1 - 2 inches. Standard-size seats are 18-19 inches, while arena seats are 20 inches.

• What is the fountain in the plaza supposed to resemble, and how much did it cost? A basketball; 1 million dollars.

• How large is the plaza entrance to the KFC Yum! Center? 1.5 acres.

• The architectural design of the KFC Yum! Center is supposed to resemble what? The Ohio River.

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Keith Urban: Light the Fuse 2013 Tour

Keith Urban’s Light the Fuse 2013 Tour is at the KFC Yum! Center on December 8th. This concert features his new music that will be released in the fall and his classic songs including his fi rst Grammy Award winning single, “You’ll Think of Me.”

It has been almost three years since this Australian country singer’s last album. Urban’s upcoming album, Fuse, will be released on September 10th and contains his latest single, “Little Bit of Everything.” Urban says that he will collaborate with a few of his talented friends for this new album.

Urban has had an outstanding year. This father of two children was a judge on FOX’s American Idol, sold out his Australian tour, was nominated for a Golden Globe for his song “For You”, and cohosted the 4th Annual “All 4 The Hall Benefi t Concert” raising $650,000 for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Now, he moves onto his world tour.

Little Big Town and Dustin Lynch will be the opening acts. Little Big Town is a country music vocal group. Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman, Jimi Westbrook, and Phillip Sweet make up the band’s four part harmonies. Their album, Tornado, released in 2012, produced their fi rst number one hit “Pontoon.”Dustin Lynch is new to the country music scene as a singer and songwriter.“Wild in Your Smile” and “She Cranks my Tractor” are two of his most famous songs.

The December 8th performance starts at 7 pm. For those interested in lower level and terrace tickets, your tickets will be paperless. You can purchase your tickets for the show by visiting ticketmaster.com or by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. Upper level seating will be sold at the KFC Yum! Center box offi ce for $32.50, $52.50, or $72.50.

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