I feel absolutely terrible and I never want to drink again. My head hurts, my throat hurts, my stomach feels like it’s been eating itself all day, and I am woozy and afraid for my future financial situation. I just threw up for the second time (and this time, I remember it), and now my… Continue reading Grateful Web’s Interview with Elephant Revival
Since the early 90s, Colorado has been the spring board for the burgeoning “jamgrass” revolution. The popularity of such acts as Leftover Salmon, String Cheese Incident, and Yonder Mountain String Band has led to a slew of artists looking to make that style their own. Though many have tried and failed, Whitewater Ramble has succeeded… Continue reading WhiteWater Ramble | All Night Drive | Review
Back in 2005, Denver’s, Polytoxic, wanted to put on a show that could showcase all the great local musicians they had been playing with for the past few years. They decided to re-enact The Band’s “The Last Waltz”, a concert film by Martin Scorsese from 1978 of The Band’s last performance that included all of that era’s greatest… Continue reading The Last Waltz Revisited ft: Polytoxic @ Boulder Theater
In the tradition of American Honda‘s sustainability efforts at music festivals, Honda will once again serve as an official eco-partner at 2010 Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL) in Austin, Texas taking place October 8 through 10. Honda will sponsor one of the main stages, called the Honda Stage, at the annual music festival and… Continue reading Honda Returns to Austin City Limits Music Festival as Official Eco-Partner
T Bone Burnett went on record to say 22-year-old “Sahara [Smith] is the best young artist I have heard in many years.” Of her last show in Hollywood, the LA Times raved, “her voice hits angelic highs reminiscent of Alison Krauss and Emmylou Harris.” Her debut ‘Myth of the Heart,’ overseen by T Bone Burnett… Continue reading Sahara Smith Plays Austin City Limits on 10/8
