Alison Krauss at Newlin Hall
Alison Krauss is scheduled to perform at Newlin Hall at Norton Center For The Arts in Danville, Kentucky, on. The event is listed in Concerts and the Bluegrass category on ticketslexington.net.
Alison Krauss Biography
Alison Krauss is an American bluegrass and country musician known for her vocals and fiddle playing. Her career began in childhood, and she became one of the genre's most recognized contemporary artists through recordings and performances that bring bluegrass traditions to a wide audience.
Krauss has released solo work and albums with her band, Union Station, including the acclaimed Raising Sand, recorded with Robert Plant. Her best-known songs and collaborations span bluegrass, country, and roots music, though the set list for the Danville performance has not been specified.
The available event information lists one Alison Krauss date at Newlin Hall: September 16, 2026. No prior venue appearances or event-specific details about earlier Danville performances are provided, so past dates at this hall cannot be confirmed.
Venue and Seating Information
Newlin Hall is part of the Norton Center for the Arts in Danville. Seating views and audience experience can vary by performance and seat location; consult the venue's seating chart when choosing tickets, as no section-specific reviews or reliable rankings are included in the event information.
For a concert, consider whether you prefer a closer view of the stage or a broader perspective from farther back. Specific claims about the best, worst, or average sections at Newlin Hall are not available here.
Parking Information
Parking details, prices, and a recommended lot have not been provided for this event. Check current Norton Center for the Arts guidance before traveling, and allow extra time to locate available parking near the venue.
Because parking arrangements may vary, confirm any restrictions or event-day directions with the venue before setting out. No specific parking option can be recommended without verified information.
Alison Krauss Lexington reviews
WNBA 1st timer...great, but misleading tickets!!
"I would go again in a heart beat, I had never been to a WNBA game. The game was amazing, these girls are tough, and much quicker paced in person than it seems on TV. Triple overtime was a thrill.
The crowd was so hyped & incredibly loud!! Sue Bird won the game for the Seattle Storm, Candace Parker had a solid game, and Jackson (Alison Krauss) fouled out with a technical foul & left the court. Of her own choosing, which I found kind of lousy sportsmanship.
About the venue, I was very disappointed with our seats. Ticketmaster's lay out of Key Arena for the event was somewhat misleading. During the WNBA games, they block off the upper level & only seat the lower level. I thought I was purchasing a seat lower than other buyers, when in reality all of the seats were around our height & CLOSER to the court. Hind sight tells me I could have bought a lower priced ticket & still had just as good of a view."