The Werks long time keyboardist, Norman Dimitrouleas, died over the weekend, he was 33. Norman grew up in Kettering, OH and started playing piano in grade school. “My parents got me lessons from a teacher skilled in teaching classical music. I was pretty good at it, but I wanted to play some rock and roll. … Continue reading RIP Norman Dimitrouleas
There’s something about Grateful Dead tunes that no other song, lyric or melody can really duplicate. There’s something about a Grateful Dead song that reminds you of every happy moment, every smile you’ve seen from a stranger, and makes you want to dance. I was lucky enough to roll in the New Year with that… Continue reading DSO | Electric Factory | 12/31/15 | Review
K I M O C K is an exciting, new, intimate ensemble from the father/son duo Steve & John Kimock. They have been composing music over the past year, inspired by SK’s new solo album, Last Danger of Frost (out on 3/18), a major departure focusing largely on acoustic/electronic sounds. K I M O C K… Continue reading New K I M O C K Tour & Album
If life is an adventure, DAVE STEWART has always pushed way beyond its limits. In his new memoir–SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS: A Life in Music, out in hardcover and audio Tuesday, February 9 via New American Library (NAL), an imprint of Penguin Random House–the singer, songwriter, entrepreneur and co-founder (with Annie Lennox) of… Continue reading DAVE STEWART reveals untold stories in Memoir
There’s something truly special about a New Year’s show. Everyone puts on their best and celebrates a long year of work. Every year Colorado is particularly lucky to host a number of great bands who seem to compete for the coveted “Best Show” among fans. In epic fashion, The String Cheese Incident returned to the… Continue reading The String Cheese Incident | 12/31/15 | Review
In one of the most amazing and powerful music stories of the past year, under-recognized classic soul blues singer Wee Willie Walker, who was previously best-remembered for a few 1960s obscure singles for Goldwax and Chess Records, released a new album, If Nothing Ever Changes, which has captured the hearts and minds of blues and… Continue reading Wee Willie Walker Receives Three Blues Music Awards Nominations
Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Trout Steak Revival with Caribou Mountain Collective & Augustus at the Fox Theatre on Friday, March 11th, 2016. Tickets are on sale January 8th for $14 advanced or $18 day of show. TROUT STEAK REVIVAL WON THE 2014 TELLURIDE BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL BAND COMPETITION, PLACED IN THE 2012 ROCKYGRASS BAND… Continue reading JUST ANNOUNCED: Trout Steak Revival @ Fox Theatre
Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Twiddle at the Fox Theatre on Friday, June 3rd, 2016. Tickets are on sale now for $20 advanced or $22 day of show. JOIN US FOR TWIDDLE’S FOX TO THE ROCKS: SUMMER 2016 COLROADO TWEEKEND – JUNE 3RD AT THE FOX FEATURING 3 UNIQUE SETS WTH THE FRIENDLY HORNS… Continue reading JUST ANNOUNCED: Twiddle @ Fox Theatre
Houston’s award-winning 10-piece ensemble, The Suffers have teamed up with Billboard to exclusively premiere their new single “Peanuts” today! “Peanuts” is the newest single to release off of the band’s upcoming self-titled album. The Suffers will be kicking off a 20-city tour next month supporting Lake Street Dive, launching on the heels of their February… Continue reading The Suffers Premiere New Single "Peanuts"
The 7th annual California Roots Music and Arts Festival that takes place at the historic Monterey County Fair and Event Center from May 27-29, 2016, announced its third and final round of artists completing their full lineup. Artists announced today include the return of Damian “Jr Gong” Marley, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Pepper, Barrington Levy,… Continue reading California Roots Music & Arts Festival Annouces More Artists
