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Skull Alley is/was located in Louisville's Paristown Poine neighborhood - just off the corner of Broadway and Barrett Ave. The address is/was 1017 E. Broadway in a building renovated just for the venue and associated screen printing operation. Opened in 2008 by Jamie Prott and Allyson Lowery, the venue sought to fill a place in Louisville musical landscape as well as serve as a memorial to Dylan Prott.

After two and a half years, an almost uncountable number of shows, and achieving many goals, Skull Alley will be closing up shop on December 31st, 2010.

Links, Media Coverage, etc.

A sampling of bands to play here

Mountain Asleep (First to break through the floor!)
Tim Barry (of Avail) solo and as part of the Revival Tour
Frontier(s)
Nixon (last show)
Rattletooth
The New Mexico
Lee Van Cleef
Hard Life
Straight A's
Head Above Water
Brother Doubt
Where We Live
Foxy Shazam
How To Murder
Xerxes
Lemuria (played first and last shows)
Harm's Way
Weekend Nachos
Native
Bouncing Souls
Brokencyde
Millionaires

And of course, many, many, many more.

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	Skull Alley is/was located in Louisville's Paristown Poine neighborhood - just off the corner of Broadway and Barrett Ave. The address is/was 1017 E. Broadway in a building renovated just for the venue and associated screen printing operation. Opened in 2008 by [[Jamie Prott]] and [[~~Alyson~~ Lowery]], the venue sought to fill a place in Louisville musical landscape as well as serve as a memorial to [[Dylan Prott]].		Skull Alley is/was located in Louisville's Paristown Poine neighborhood - just off the corner of Broadway and Barrett Ave. The address is/was 1017 E. Broadway in a building renovated just for the venue and associated screen printing operation. Opened in 2008 by [[Jamie Prott]] and [[Allyson Lowery]], the venue sought to fill a place in Louisville musical landscape as well as serve as a memorial to [[Dylan Prott]].

	After two and a half years, an almost uncountable number of shows, and achieving many goals, Skull Alley will be closing up shop on December 31st, 2010.		After two and a half years, an almost uncountable number of shows, and achieving many goals, Skull Alley will be closing up shop on December 31st, 2010.