Warrior Rounds is a nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring and empowering military veterans through the healing power of music. The program pairs veterans with professional songwriters who help them turn their personal stories of service, sacrifice, and resilience into original songs. Each song captures the heart of a veteran’s journey—offering not only a creative outlet but also a powerful way to process experiences and share them with others. The songs are then showcased at live events where audiences can connect directly with the emotions, triumphs, and challenges behind each story. These performances often bridge the gap between veterans and civilians, fostering understanding, appreciation, and community healing. One of the most anticipated versions of this event is “Warrior Rounds: Kentucky Style,” set to take place November 20–23, 2025, at the Paroquet Springs Conference Centre in Shepherdsville, Kentucky. The four-day event, themed “America’s Freedom Tribute,” will celebrate the courage and service of veterans through music, storytelling, and camaraderie. It will also feature the Global War on Terrorism Memorial Wall, providing attendees with a solemn and moving tribute to those who gave their lives in recent conflicts. Beyond entertainment, Warrior Rounds: Kentucky Style serves as an opportunity for Kentuckians to gather in solidarity with service members, celebrate freedom, and contribute to veteran well-being through sponsorships, participation, and community engagement. The host city, Shepherdsville, Kentucky, is a vibrant and growing community that blends small-town warmth with modern opportunity. Located just south of Louisville along Interstate 65, it serves as the seat of Bullitt County and has long been a vital part of Kentucky’s history. Founded in 1793 by Adam Shepherd, the city’s early economy was built on the nearby Bullitt’s Lick salt works—one of the first major industries in the state. Over the years, Shepherdsville evolved from its early industrial roots into a dynamic hub for logistics, manufacturing, and business, thanks to its proximity to major transportation routes and the Louisville metropolitan area. Today, it’s home to over 14,000 residents who enjoy the balance of rural charm, economic growth, and access to urban amenities. Leading this growth is Mayor Jose Cubero, who made history as Shepherdsville’s first Latino mayor. With a strong background in business and community engagement, Mayor Cubero has prioritized improving infrastructure, attracting new economic opportunities, and enhancing quality of life for residents. His leadership reflects a vision of balanced progress—one that values both Shepherdsville’s deep historical roots and its future potential as a thriving, inclusive city. Together, Warrior Rounds: Kentucky Style and the city of Shepherdsville embody the spirit of service, resilience, and community. The event not only brings powerful stories of America’s veterans to life but also highlights a Kentucky town that continues to grow, honor its heritage, and open its arms to those who have served the nation.