On a night where Colorado music fans could have seen G-Love and the Special Sauce, another Zero reunion, and numerous other acts it was exciting to see folks completely pack the Bluebird Theater in Denver to witness the latest incarnation of the Stanton Moore Trio. Before the show began one fan was overheard saying, “This is a big night in… Continue reading Stanton Moore Trio Brings the Funk
After the disclosure that String Cheese Incident founding member and guitarist Billy Nershi would be leaving the band this year, many fans were left to wonder what might become of the remaining band members. Could they tour without Billy, or would this truly be the end of the Cheese? Likely it will spell the end… Continue reading Kyle Hollingsworth & Friends Warm Up Denver
Cozy would be an understatement. The air was stifling on Saturday night in Eugene, OR’s Jaqua Concert Hall at The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts. But the music was cool and refreshing. From the opening song, Panama Red, to the set closer, Midnight Moonlight, the Peter Rowan and Tony Rice Quartet played inspiring… Continue reading Peter Rowan & The Tony Rice Quartet | Jaqua Concert Hall
The Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel near Morton, Minnesota, tried a new experiment this past fall. Though their gianormous outdoor Amphitheater offers racing and big name country entertainment, they have never brought in high caliber blues acts. Other casinos on the plains have been attracting new customers with country performers and music legends doing their last hurrahs… Continue reading Blues on the Prairie: Backyard Barbeque and Blues Fest
Halcyon Days, Bruce Hornsby’s ninth full-length album and first for Columbia Records, evoke hopes for the future and memories of the past while appreciating, according to the artist, “Great days, beautiful peaceful days when they happenin these times.” Hornsby, a three-time Grammy winner who’s sold more than 10 million records since his multi-platinum debut in… Continue reading Bruce Hornsby | 'Halcyon Days' | Review
After listening to the mini-album 18 Steps I begun to question Trey Anastasio’s choice of track listings for the release Bar 17, his latest studio project distributed this October. There are some real gems here that probably should have made the cut for the major release, and may have been better received choices that some of the sleepers on Bar… Continue reading Trey Anastasio | Mini-Album 18 Steps | Review
Standing a few feet from the stage as the smoke machine rolls in the fog, I turn to survey the crowd and immediately feel like Chief Broom standing in the Cuckoo’s Nest with the rest of the asylum inmates. But soon the music is grabbing my soul and I realize it’s just another Disco Biscuits… Continue reading The Biscuits At The Roxy | Review
It just wouldn’t be a December night in Boulder, Colorado without a cold snap and the accompanying snowfall. However, that didn’t seem to deter over two hundred fans from packing the legendary Fox Theater last Friday night to see Minnesota-based jamband, The Big Wu. Colorado has quickly become the band’s home away from home as they have… Continue reading The Big Wu Heats up Boulder
The year that was 2005 was definitely the breakout year for San Francisco rock ‘n’ roll outfit Tea Leaf Green. They released the very well-received studio project “Taught to Be Proud”, which even earned them a Jammy award for Best Song of the Year, and garnered a huge fan base by spreading their sound through… Continue reading Tea Leaf Green Rocks the Rockies
Tony Furtado’s new album, Thirteen, streets January 23 and features Jim Dickinson (Big Star, Replacements ), Dusty Wakeman (Anne McCue, Lucinda Williams, Dwight Yoakam ) and producer Craig Schumacher (Neko Case, Calexico, Iron & Wine ). Tony is presently conducting phone interviews from his home base of Portland, Oregon. With Thirteen, Tony Furtado fulfills the… Continue reading Tony Furtado | 'Thirteen'
