Today Shoe Fest is releasing the second phase of the lineup for the 2014 edition of the festival. Featuring two nights of host band Old Shoe, the star studded line up will also feature The Wood Brothers, Split Lip Rayfield, Henhouse Prowlers and plenty more.Shoe Fest is a 3 day music and camping festival held at Camp… Continue reading Shoe Fest 2014 to feature The Wood Brothers
This coming Saturday May 31st, the Wow Hall in conjunction with Visionary Elements Productions presents Blue Lotus with special guests Dusu Mali for night of music and celebration. Blue Lotus, an award winning group out of Eugene OR has been shaking up the jam music scene on the West Coast with their unique style of… Continue reading Blue Lotus at the Historic Wow Hall w/ special guests Dusu Mali
Meshing musical styles ranging from Prog to Pop, with wholesome doses of 90’s Alternative & Electronica, Umphprey’s McGee “Similar Skin” (Release Date: June 10. 2014) reinvents the jam ethos uniquely, truly and respectably with sounds that simultaneously sail and soar.Case in point: What other band do you know that, upon a first listen, you can… Continue reading Umphrey's McGee | Similar Skin | New Music Review
Los Angeles-based avant-garde performance troupe Lucent Dossier Experience are taking their mystifying show on their first North American Headlining Tour titled “Light of the World” this spring 2014, stopping in Boulder, CO on June 11th at The Fox. After headlining Coachella’s Gobi Stage, they are set to mesmerize each city with a unique visionary spectacle… Continue reading Lucent Dossier Experience Announce North American Tour
Borrowing from a massive cache of influences, Brothers Gow, based in San Diego, CA by way of Flagstaff, AZ, is a funk-rock-improv quintet that relies on thoughtful lyrics, deep grooves and improvisational tact to keep each show sounding fresh and unique. The band’s energetic stage presence combined with powerful vocal harmonies, complex arrangements, ripping guitar… Continue reading Catch Brothers Gow at Beanstalk Music Festival
Hey Denver! Get excited about one of our cities best festivals of the summer featuring a DISCO theme throughout the festival, amazing music, food, and revelry to kick off summer 2014. There are festival heavy hitters on the lineup already, and there are more to come…stay tuned and get your tickets for Beverage Distributors Presents:… Continue reading Lohi Music Festival coming in June to Denver
It’s easy to know how to categorize an artist like Christina Rubino. Self-described as “a Female Johnny Cash” Alive from the Scrapheap’ is one of the more dark releases I’ve heard this year. It’s not so dark and apocalyptic steeped in the fog of shock mind you, but rather extremely truthful and honest. It’s got… Continue reading Christina Rubino | Alive from the Scrapheap | Review
Striking out on your own as a musician after being part of an ensemble is never easy to do, save for the fortunately marketable front men and Beyoncés of the world. Roosevelt Collier is doing his best, and while picking up steam, has never forgotten where he came from and what made him the musician… Continue reading Roosevelt Collier's Colorado Getdown | Review/Photos
Dylan Muhlberg of Grateful Web. I am thrilled to be joined by Grammy Award winning bassist Victor Wooten. His virtuosic techniques have yielded an illustrious solo career and continuing collaborations with music legends of similar caliber such as Bela Fleck and Stanley Clarke. Victor is author of The Music Lesson: A Spiritual Search For Growth… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Victor Wooten
If the spirit of the 60s was still alive, it’s probably not through the music. Nostalgia is what connects most folks to those simpler, but equally perplexing socioeconomic times in American history. On a grand scale, the human-be ins and connectivity that brought the young generation, the baby boomers, growing into adults of the late… Continue reading Stephen Stills | Boulder Theater | 5/17/2014 | Review/Photos
