Friday January, 24th was a special night at The Vogue Theater with Keller Williams and special guests More then a Little. Indianapolis packed the Vogue that night, the cold weather and three inches of snow didn’t make anyone feel like missing out on this unique event. It was packed wall to wall for the first… Continue reading Keller Williams | Vogue Theater | Indianapolis | Review
When the collection of talent present in Blue Sky Riders finds itself under the roof of the Boulder Theater, you make sure you get a seat (literally, it was a seated event). While their story is one of chance, their music is no leap of faith. Kenny Loggins, Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman are an… Continue reading Blue Sky Riders | Boulder Theater | 1/19/2014 | Review & Photos
Railroad Earth delivered their acoustic rock and roll to the Fillmore Auditorium Saturday night for what was the second show of a two-night stand celebrating their newest studio album, Last of the Outlaws. While the band is known for their improvised instrumental conversations, it’s their lyrics that really stick out to me. Filled with story-laden… Continue reading Railroad Earth | Fillmore Auditorium | Denver | 1/18/14 | Review
With Jake Shimabukuro‘s new release Grand Ukulele: Live In Boulder; ukuleles are not for Don Ho singing Tiny Bubbles or Tiny Tim tip toe-ing through the tulips anymore. Thank Goddess of Fire Pele! The ukulele being In the same vein as the Lower 48’s accordion as a stereotyped instrument that can’t possible grab one’s attention… Continue reading Jake Shimabukuro | Grand Ukulele: Live In Boulder | Review
Instead of sweating getting his wallet even fatter or having his name rolling off more folks’ tongues, Warren Haynes puts hammers, nails and efforts of kind-hearted, hard working Habitat for Humanity supporters where his guitar is to improve life for others. “Sweat Equity”, which simply means an individual needs to do for themselves and community… Continue reading Warren Haynes Christmas Jam | Asheville, NC | 2013 | Review
Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Mountain Standard Time with Time Carbone (of Railroad Earth) at the Fox Theatre on Friday, February 28th, 2014. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, January 17th at 12:00pm for $13 advanced or $16 day of show.Mountain Standard Time has announced that they will be playing… Continue reading Mountain Standard Time Mardi Gras @ Fox Theatre | 2/28/14
This time ’round for Zion-I, the duo’s MC Zumbi has a mission statement. In brief—”The sole purpose of the MC is to energize, invigorate, and guide the listener to a higher state of mind, whether that be reflection, relaxation or enlightenment.”Production behind the MC here as he goes to work on the task at hand… Continue reading Zion I | The Masters of Ceremony | New Music Review
Colorado sure does got it going on these days. The current recreational economy boom has grown green. Their blue & orange football team lasted longer than da Bears this season. But believe it or not, Chicago does have something incredibly valuable to offer Colorado. The gritty cityscape has always been the birthplace to some major… Continue reading Old Shoe en route to the Promised Land
There’s no doubt Colorado was the place to be this past New Years, and the three-night Umphrey’s McGee run at the Fillmore Auditorium was absolutely no exception. Night two of the stand featured plenty of bust-outs, sit-ins, and surprises that had the exuberant Denver crowd grooving from start to finish. As Umphrey’s took the stage,… Continue reading Umphrey's McGee | Fillmore Auditorium | 12/29/13 | Review
Music is a ubiquitous part of my life because it has the power to make it better. On countless occasions, it has demonstrated the ability to rejuvenate me when I’m sapped of energy and to will me out of a funk when I’m frustrated or down in the dumps. It even has the power to… Continue reading The Motet | The Motet | New Music Review
