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The Brycc House (Bardstown Road Youth Cultural Center) was much more than a venue... well, it was always meant to be. There were many plans for things such as an on-air radio station (which did make it as internet radio), a darkroom, a community computer lab (this was somewhat functional under the directive of the Hex Collective), meeting space for radical groups (some groups met there), and much more. Much of the same work is being carried out at the new location, which has been dubbed [[The Brick House]]. Unfortunately, many of the projects did not get off the ground, as paying the extraordinary rent became the sole focus of the facility. Despite receiving limited grant money from the City Of Louisville, the center was forced to put on shows nearly every day of every week for some time.  The resulting burn-out and numerous personal crises among the members, not to mention the monetary strain, caused the Brycc House to close its doors and relocate.
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The Brycc House (Bardstown Road Youth Cultural Center) was much more than a venue... well, it was always meant to be.  


It was born in 1999 when Bill Allison, a candidate for Third Ward Alderman, met with the staff of [[Brat Magazine]] to discuss their concerns about city government and youth issues. One of the things that the Brat staff wanted was a youth-run youth center on Bardstown Road. Allison agreed that this would be a good idea since many voters/constituents had expressed concern that kids were wandering up and down Bardstown Road. From one point of view, the kids were causing trouble and should be swept off the street; from another point of view, the kids had no place to go and needed a place of their own. Allison promised to get money for the center if the Brat staff would put together a proposal and form a nonprofit corporation to run the center.


Volunteers/Staff:
That was exactly what happened. The nonprofit, Brycc House Inc, was formed in 1999 and obtained IRS 501(c)(3) status shortly thereafter. After several months of searching, the group found a building at 1055 Bardstown Road.
* [[Jamie Miller]]
 
* [[Liz Palmer]]
There were many plans for things such as an on-air radio station (which did make it as internet radio), a darkroom, a community computer lab (this was somewhat functional under the directive of the Hex Collective), meeting space for radical groups (some groups met there, including the Green Party of Louisville), and much more. Much of the same work is being carried out at the new location, which has been dubbed [[The Brick House]].  The extraordinary rent caused the Brycc House to relocate to Old Louisville, renaming itself [[The Brick House]], where it lived on for a few years after the original founders departed.
* [[Jared Manning]]
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* [[Ella Lumpkins]]
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* [[Jamie Prott]]
[[Image:Nakatomi_at_brycc.jpg|thumb|Brycc Marquee]]
* [[Ursa Major Marr]]
[[Image:Brycchousefront.jpg|thumb|The Brycc House, photo by [http://treesong.org/geeklog/public_html/ Treesong] ]]
* Tim L'Don McGruder
[[Image:brycc_carwash1.jpg|thumb|Fundraiser Car Wash]]
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==Board Members/Staff/Volunteers:==
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* [[Jamie Miller]] - Executive Director
* [[Liz Palmer]] - President
* [[Ursa Major Marr]] - board member
* Bill Allison, ex-officio
* Monique Darby - board member
* [[Jamie Prott]] - board member
* [[Michael Hartman]] - board member
* Dona O'Sullivan - board member
* Lynn Rippy, Advisory Member
* Dan Rudyk, Treasurer
* Fausta Satterlee, Co-Secretary
* Julia Satterlee - board member
* Isabelle Silverman - board member
* Sheila Tasman - board member
* Laura Thompson - board member
* John Yarmuth, Advisory Member
* Lynn Rippy, Advisory Member
* [[Aaron Fautz]]
* [[Aaron Fautz]]
* Wayne Johnson
* [[Anna Collins]]
* [[Anna Collins]]
* [[Mike Girilaco]]
* [[April Grubb]]
* [[Audrey Harrod]]
* [[Audrey Harrod]]
* [[Jon Walraven]]
* Monique Darby
* [[Bryan Volz]]
* [[Bryan Volz]]
* [[Cheyenne Hohmann]]
* [[Dylan Prott]]
* [[Dylan Smither]]
* [[Dylan Smither]]
* [[Josh Raff]]
* [[Ella Lumpkins]]
* [[Dylan Prott]]
* [[Kristin Shelor]]
* [[Jake Barker]]
* [[Jared Manning]]
* [[Joe Dunman]]
* [[Joe Dunman]]
* [[Johanna Inman]]
* [[Johanna Inman]]
* [[Jon Walraven]]
* [[Josh Raff]]
* [[Mike Giralico]]
* [[Mike Harpring]]
* [[Monique Darby]]
* [[Phil Duvall]]
* [[Rob Bell]]
* [[Sasha Thackery]]
* [[Sasha Thackery]]
* [[Tim L'Don McGruder]]
* [[Wayne Johnson]]
* [[Pete Adams]]
* [[Aron Conaway]]
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==Louisville bands to play there:==
Bands to play there:
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* [[Red Sun]] - last show
* [[32 Frames]]
* [[Left Out]] - last show
* [[A Suburban Blood Drive]]
* [[Abscise]]
* [[Ayin]]
* [[Black Widows]]/[[Black Cross]]
* [[Black Widows]]/[[Black Cross]]
* [[Blue Collar Revenge Theory]]
* [[City Of Ghosts]]
* [[Edgeland]]
* [[Five Hours]]
* [[Five Hours]]
* [[Three Nails For A False Prophet]]
* [[Five Hours]]
* [[Skam Impaired]]
* [[Internecine]]
* [[Derby City Project]]
* [[Jeremy Holehan]] , [[Jason Balicki]] , [[Matt Hellmich]]
* [[Johnny Turd And The Commodes]]
* [[Kodan Armada]]
* [[Left Out]] - Last show
* [[Mark Anthony Mulligan]]
* [[Machine 44]]
* [[My Life Denial]]
* [[Oslo]]
* [[Pflanz]] - Last Show
* [[Red Sun]] - Last show
* [[Sealing Of The Tribes]]
* [[Sealing Of The Tribes]]
* [[A Suburban Blood Drive]]
* [[The Slow Suicide]]
* [[City Of Ghosts]]
* [[Second Story Man]]
* [[Second Story Man]]
* [[Edgeland]]
* [[Skam Impaired]]
* [[Ayin]]
* [[The Blowup in Japanese]]
* [[Pflanz]] - Last Show
* [[The Dangers]] - Last show
* [[Blue Collar Revenge Theory]]
* [[The Derby City Project]]
* [[Oslo]]
* [[the Glasspack]] - Insomniacathon 2001
* [[The Lynnwoods]]
* [[The Lynnwoods]]
* [[Johnny Turd And The Commodes]]
* [[The Slow Suicide]]
* [[Abscise]]
* [[Three Nails For A False Prophet]]
* [[Trailers for the Road]]
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==Out Of Town Bands:==
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* 200 North
* 200 North
* American Nightmare
* American Nightmare
* Ann Beretta
* Ann Beretta
* Asschapel
* Asschapel
* Atom and His Package
* Avail
* Avail
* Between the Buried and Me
* Botch
* Botch
* Burn It Down
* Candiria
* Catharsis
* Cattle Decapitation
* Cephalic Carnage
* Cherry Valence
* Cobra Kai
* Cobra Kai
* Comin' Correct
* Comin' Correct
* Converge
* Creation Is Crucifixion
* Creation Is Crucifixion
* Crucial Unit
* Crucial Unit
* Dillinger Escape Plan
* Dillinger Escape Plan
* Eulcid
* Exclaim
* Harakiri
* Harkonen
* Har Mar Superstar
* Hellnation
* Holding On
* Isis
* Kill Your Idols
* Kill Your Idols
* Holding On
* Knut
* The Locust
* Legal Eagle
* Lucero (only all-ages Louisville show ever)
* Majority Rule
* Martyr AD
* Martyr AD
* Memento Mori
* Memento Mori
* Milemarker
* Nakatomi Plaza
* Nunslaughter
* Nunslaughter
* Pg 99
* Pikadori
* Poison The Well
* Poison The Well
* R.A.M.B.O.
* Sante Sangre
* Sante Sangre
* Lucero (only all-ages Louisville show ever)
* Skinless
* Strung Out
* Sutek Conspiracy
* Sworn Enemy
* The Blow Up
* The Casket Lottery
* The Faint
* The Locust
* The Tight Brothers from Way Back When
* Thrones
* Today Is The Day
* Zegota
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==Events==
*[[InFestEd]]
*[[PAZ Conference]]
*[[Insomniacathon]]
 
==Releases==
* [[The_Brycc_House:Brycc_Benefit_CD|Brycc House Benefit CD]] - CD (2001 [[Thrown Brick Records]])
 
==Links==
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brick_House
* https://taunt.me/statusquo/brat-almost-25-years-later
* https://www.setlist.fm/venue/brycc-house-louisville-ky-usa-53d78f81.html
 
==Video==
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*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCXa8C1lonE</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a6i54hdvGA</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1mi4_NM008</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLCHizc_w10</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RGds4BLyFI</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=423jt4pHWG8</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDNKkfBQu0w</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UEjLTl3sQ8</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGtTD4Yb8qU</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQvIG78_CYA</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfzHsQSZvGE</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSDiw1MEtSc</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILhnstuGSsw</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7vQ8VUQWNc</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28NEf17DpXw</youtube>
*<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsbSD6tbKX8</youtube>
 
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 9 February 2024

The Brycc House (Bardstown Road Youth Cultural Center) was much more than a venue... well, it was always meant to be.

It was born in 1999 when Bill Allison, a candidate for Third Ward Alderman, met with the staff of Brat Magazine to discuss their concerns about city government and youth issues. One of the things that the Brat staff wanted was a youth-run youth center on Bardstown Road. Allison agreed that this would be a good idea since many voters/constituents had expressed concern that kids were wandering up and down Bardstown Road. From one point of view, the kids were causing trouble and should be swept off the street; from another point of view, the kids had no place to go and needed a place of their own. Allison promised to get money for the center if the Brat staff would put together a proposal and form a nonprofit corporation to run the center.

That was exactly what happened. The nonprofit, Brycc House Inc, was formed in 1999 and obtained IRS 501(c)(3) status shortly thereafter. After several months of searching, the group found a building at 1055 Bardstown Road.

There were many plans for things such as an on-air radio station (which did make it as internet radio), a darkroom, a community computer lab (this was somewhat functional under the directive of the Hex Collective), meeting space for radical groups (some groups met there, including the Green Party of Louisville), and much more. Much of the same work is being carried out at the new location, which has been dubbed The Brick House. The extraordinary rent caused the Brycc House to relocate to Old Louisville, renaming itself The Brick House, where it lived on for a few years after the original founders departed.

Brycc Marquee
The Brycc House, photo by Treesong
Fundraiser Car Wash
Fundraiser Car Wash
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Board Members/Staff/Volunteers:

Louisville bands to play there:

Out Of Town Bands:

  • 200 North
  • American Nightmare
  • Ann Beretta
  • Asschapel
  • Atom and His Package
  • Avail
  • Between the Buried and Me
  • Botch
  • Burn It Down
  • Candiria
  • Catharsis
  • Cattle Decapitation
  • Cephalic Carnage
  • Cherry Valence
  • Cobra Kai
  • Comin' Correct
  • Converge
  • Creation Is Crucifixion
  • Crucial Unit
  • Dillinger Escape Plan
  • Eulcid
  • Exclaim
  • Harakiri
  • Harkonen
  • Har Mar Superstar
  • Hellnation
  • Holding On
  • Isis
  • Kill Your Idols
  • Knut
  • Legal Eagle
  • Lucero (only all-ages Louisville show ever)
  • Majority Rule
  • Martyr AD
  • Memento Mori
  • Milemarker
  • Nakatomi Plaza
  • Nunslaughter
  • Pg 99
  • Pikadori
  • Poison The Well
  • R.A.M.B.O.
  • Sante Sangre
  • Skinless
  • Strung Out
  • Sutek Conspiracy
  • Sworn Enemy
  • The Blow Up
  • The Casket Lottery
  • The Faint
  • The Locust
  • The Tight Brothers from Way Back When
  • Thrones
  • Today Is The Day
  • Zegota

Events

Releases

Links

Video