It was the Friday before school started at the University of Colorado, and downtown Boulder was alive with activity. For months the town had enjoyed the relative tranquility of student-free summer – parking spaces were abundant, tables were available, the Hill wasn’t littered with Key Lite cans and the omni-present red plastic cups that represent… Continue reading Sell-out crowds for the Avett Bros. at the Boulder Theater
Umphrey’s McGee is gearing up for a busy fall season that will take them to all parts of the U.S, including some final festival stops of 2009 – Jazz Aspen Snowmass Festival, moe.Down, and Telluride Blues and Brews – and a special Halloween play in Yosemite, California. In June, the band released their new DVD,… Continue reading Umphrey's McGee Announce Fall Tour, Halloween, and NYE Dates
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey have announced a 34-city North American tour in September and October to support their new EP, One Day In Brooklyn. The band will begin the trek in their home state of Oklahoma before hitting Texas for two nights and then heading west where they’ll work their way up the left coast… Continue reading Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Announce 34 City Tour
When spirituality comes to mind, it seems most often images and associations with well practiced religions such as Christianity and Judaism are the first to surface. With his thoughtful lyrics though, set to a musical style at it’s most basic classified as a fusion of reggae and rock, Trevor Hall embraces a different meaning of… Continue reading Trevor Hall and Inspiration for Unity & Self Ecstasy
These newcomers to the 2009 edition of the POP Montreal International Music Festival will join some of the best headliners that Pop world has to offer. Some of them are our heroes, some are iconoclasts, some we have been planning for years, and all are simply excellent and praiseworthy. A few highlights include: the… Continue reading 2009 POP Montreal International Music Festival
