Artist Feature: Gregg Rochman Showcased in Louisville Voice-Tribune
Gregg Rochman, a native of New York who now resides in Louisville, is continually impressed by the city’s love for music, cultural events, and coming together for various causes. Growing up in a household where music and theater played significant roles, his passion for music developed naturally. Rochman recalls how his interest in performing was sparked by his involvement in a local production of Oliver at the age of eleven, where the audience’s enthusiastic response left a lasting impact on him.
His journey in the music industry led him to Louisville, where he discovered the vibrant music scene and the thriving Artists Theater. Today, Rochman is actively involved on the board of the Actors Theater and finds joy in contributing to its growth and development. His deep-rooted love for live music remains unwavering, with him attending multiple shows every week. He also finds inspiration in his sons, who have embarked on their musical journey with their band, Anemic Royalty, showcasing their talent and dedication to the community.
Rochman is a member of the band TVLO, where he performs alongside other talented musicians. Their unique sound, characterized by intentional lyrics and harmonious melodies, has garnered them a dedicated following. In addition to his music endeavors, Rochman manages La La Land, a recording studio in Louisville, with a focus on providing a creative space for the local music community. Despite the challenges of maintaining an analog recording studio, Rochman recognizes the importance of preserving such a resource for aspiring musicians.
Reflecting on Louisville’s rich cultural heritage, Rochman highlights the city’s musical legacy, from iconic bands like Slint and Squirrel Bait to contemporary artists like Teddy Abrams. He also commends the thriving music festivals and events that contribute to Louisville’s diverse and vibrant music scene. Rochman’s commitment to giving back to the community is evident in his annual event, Eclect-A-Fest, which raises funds for Kentucky Refugee Ministries, showcasing his dedication to supporting important causes through music.
For Rochman, music is not just a career but a source of joy and inspiration. He emphasizes the importance of having fun and spreading positivity through music, whether it be through listening to talented musicians or supporting local artists. As he continues to pursue his passion for music, Rochman remains dedicated to sharing his love for music with the community and creating memorable experiences through his various projects and collaborations.
As fans eagerly await TVLO’s upcoming music release in 2026, and the next Eclect-A-Fest event, Rochman’s impact on Louisville’s music scene continues to resonate, inspiring others to follow their passion for music and give back to the community in meaningful ways.