After a brief storm and rain delay, the night featuring Electric Hot Tuna and Dark Star Orchestra began at the legendary Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre. Whether fans were preparing for the third night in a monumental three-night Colorado run following two sold-out shows at the Boulder Theater, or just coming in to not miss… Continue reading Dark Star Orchestra + Hot Tuna | Red Rocks Amphitheatre | 9/8/19
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead took over Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre last Thursday, August 29th, igniting a monumental weekend of music throughout the Greater Denver Area. Attendees began their night socializing and connecting to fellow Deadheads in the lots, as others had their finger up looking for their miracles for this legendary sold-out show at… Continue reading Joe Russo's Almost Dead | Morrison, CO | 8/29/19
Achilles Wheel, which has been carving an ever-widening circle of fan appreciation over the past eight years, is working on a new live recording project, the second session of which was a real humdinger in their idyllic, rustic hometown of Nevada City, Calif., on August 21. Many Achilles Wheel enthusiasts were first inspired by band… Continue reading Achilles Wheel | Nevada Theatre | 8/21/19
After a year and half hiatus, Australian producer Flume ignited his 2019 world-wide tour, making a stop at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre last night. As his only show stop on his summer tour outside of playing festivals like Lollapalooza and Outside Lands, Flume’s first night of Red Rocks led the producer to play around and… Continue reading Flume | Red Rocks Amphitheatre | 8/6/19
What is fair to say and what is hyperbole? Is it overstating things to say the Grateful Dead have become so much more than just their music? They define pieces of us. Times with friends. Discovery. They have become an institution reaching further than just recordings of their shows. But no matter what, for all… Continue reading Joe Russo's Almost Dead | Waterfront Park | 7/28/19
Located in the heart of the Old Town district of Fort Collins Colorado sits the city’s second-largest venue, the Aggie Theatre. Constructed in the early 1900s, the space originally was a furniture store before becoming a moviehouse and then morphed into a music venue in the 1990s. Since then, its use as a musical site… Continue reading Leo Kottke | Aggie Theatre | 8/2/19
On a gorgeous summer Sunday evening, July 28th, a small army of Prog Rock legends played the final concert of their Royal Affair Tour at the Saratoga Mountain Winery. The venue is an intimate amphitheater which sits on top of a mountain offering a spectacular view of the valley below. Surrounded by a vineyard, the… Continue reading The Royal Affair Tour Wraps Up at the Historic Saratoga Winery
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, where does someone start? This funk, soul powerhouse brings the ruckus with so much elegance and class. Wednesday night in Jersey City they did just that and then some. The White Eagle Hall was in for a mid-week high energy old school get down right from the get-go. Slightly Stoopid opened… Continue reading Karl Denson's Tiny Universe | White Eagle Hall | 7/31/19
“Ooh. Lake Street Dive. I like them.” An off-handed comment from a friend with musical taste a few degrees away from mine planted the seed that finally bloomed in all its glory last night. Isn’t it funny how much we shape our thoughts about a band based on the personality of those who describe a… Continue reading Wood Brothers + Lake Street Dive | Waterfront Park | 7/25/19
The Grateful Dead is such majesty and completeness that when a great version of it comes along, the vibes come along too. Dark Star Orchestra has been recreating Grateful Dead sets for over 20 years now. On 7/5/2019, DSO performed their own tailored setlist to a beautiful evening at River Edge Park Aurora. There was… Continue reading Dark Star Orchestra | RiverEdge Park | 7/5/19
