Jack Harlow

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A neighborhood on Frankfort Avenue was “poppin'” Sunday when Louisville-native and rap artist Jack Harlow held an album signing at a local ...

Harlow’s stay in Louisville appears to be a brief one. As of Sunday, the album was sold out online. Spectrum News 1 reporter Mason Brighton met a trio who said they began their wait at 2 p.m. Saturday. Harlow’s visit didn’t start until 1 p.m. on Sunday.

After a full day of Kentucky Derby festivities, one of Louisville's fastest rising stars stuck around the Derby City to make an appearance at a local record ...

Fresh off the release off his new album Come Home the Kids Miss You, the Louisville native served as the announcer for the Riders Up, commanding the jockeys to ...

A shot of poorly-manicured grass or something.” They placed their bets on a horse called Happy Jack, who placed 14th in the race. What are you gonna cut to?

It's not the first time a musician has referenced the Minnesota Vikings in a lyric, but the team is mentioned in the song "Churchill Downs" by Jack Harlow.

Now, Jack Harlow has incorporated the Vikings into one of his song lyrics. Now, these lyrics would make a lot more sense if the Vikings played their home games in an outdoor stadium. If Harlow wanted to say “cold like the Minnesota Vikings hometown,” that would definitely be something that makes more sense.

The 148th running of the Derby saw major star power in Drake, Louisville native Harlow, DJ Drama, comedian Druski and more.

You ride to it and you can’t change it because you get addicted to a version. He wasn’t alone among the star-studded attendees at the Derby as “Churchill Downs” co-star Drake and DJ Drama were also in attendance, not only placing bets and taking in the races but also having good fun during a live interview on NBC. “I just had to show up. And I don’t want no leaks. I don’t bounce my music so I haven’t had leaks in a long time. Grown men shit, and beyond that Jack & Drake cultivated they own relationship.

I just had to show up. I'm so proud of this guy.' | iHeart.

“You can’t give it the wrap-it-up signal,” he said. The duo then talked about the horse race before Drake noticed that production was trying to wrap the interview up. I’m so proud of this guy,” he said about Harlow. “And we’re drunk.” He later clarified, “He’s sober.

Rick Strike may have been the winner of the 148th Kentucky Derby, but Jack Harlow and Drake may have been the center of attention. Jack Harlow and Drake ...

According to the Louisville Courier-Journal, Harlow (in an all-white suit) made a surprise appearance on the event’s iconic red carpet with his parents and friends, including Louisville rappers The Homies before making his way to his box seats that he shared with Drake. Footage from the event will reportedly be used for the “Churchill Downs” video. Harlow is a Kentucky native and often references the state on his tracks. Jack Harlow and Drake didn’t just make a surprise appearance at the famous horse race, but also shot part of Harlow’s “Churchill Downs” video (Drake is also on the track).

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A neighborhood on Frankfort Avenue was “poppin'” Sunday when Louisville-native and rap artist Jack Harlow held an album signing at a local ...

Harlow’s stay in Louisville appears to be a brief one. As of Sunday, the album was sold out online. Spectrum News 1 reporter Mason Brighton met a trio who said they began their wait at 2 p.m. Saturday. Harlow’s visit didn’t start until 1 p.m. on Sunday.

The Louisville native acknowledge his fans after many of them pre-ordered his sophomore disc, "Come Home The Kids Miss You."

Jack Harlow sought Dua Lipa's approval before he named a song after her. The 24-year-old rap star spoke to the London-born singer before he released his new ...

Dua Lipa gave her blessing to Jack Harlow's new song. Appearing on "The Breakfast Club" radio show, the rapper revealed that he reached out to Lipa before ...

I think when the song comes out, she’ll grow to appreciate it even more,” Harlow said. “She was like, ‘Oh, I mean it’s not my song. “If she had said, ‘Yo, I hate it.