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If life is an adventure, DAVE STEWART has always pushed way beyond its limits.
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 1st Bank Center for a ritual 3 set show. Filled with unique surprises, this show elevated the possibility for live music.
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 soul music fans around the world.
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.
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 FOLLOWED BY RED ROCKS THE NEXT NIGHT!!!
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 12th album release.
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.
Two themes have remained constant at Mishawaka Amphitheatre over the years: music and community. Homesteaded in 1916 by Walter S. Thompson (and originally called “Thompson’s Resort”), Mishawaka Amphitheatre has provided a memorable gathering spot for Colorado residents and visitors to enjoy food and beverage, art, music, and spectacular natural surroundings for 100 years.
After a year of tours, awards, a Grammy nomination, and acclaim for Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, bandleader Frank Solivan keeps the pace with a new solo release, Family, Friends & Heroes. Available March 4, (Compass Records), the album pays homage to Solivan’s family and features the pristine playing of his closest musical heroes. Special guests include members of Dirty Kitchen along with Sam Bush, John Cowan, Jerry Douglas, Rob Ickes, Del McCoury, Ronnie McCoury, and others.
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GW: What did you do for New Years and did you already break your resolutions?
