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  1. Beshear issued an executive order to protect residents of Kentucky.

Kentucky Creates Office of Music to Support Artists and Industry

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Andy Beshear signed an executive order on September 25, 2026, establishing the Governor's Office of Music in Kentucky. This new office is dedicated to supporting the state's music legacy, artists, venues, festivals, and music businesses. The action launched kymusic.ky.gov, which includes a Kentucky Music Industry Directory.

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The office is designed to support musicians, venues, and festivals, which officials state are economic engines for the commonwealth. The executive order formalizes state support for the arts industry in Kentucky.

Andy Beshear issued an executive order to protect residents of Kentucky.

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    Music businesses, venues, and festivals in Kentucky could see increased demand or investment due to state support.

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