Show of Shows at Herman’s Hideaway

Tim Wenger | August 1, 2013 | 0 Comments

By: Jonathan McNaughton

This all-star cast of local Colorado artists hit the stage at Herman’s Hideaway on July 27^th, 2013, and hit the crowd with a highly energetic show that left nobody with any other feelings than pure astonishment. The Show of Shows started off strong with an uplifting performance from Sells. Sells performed a marvelous set which featured music from the recently released #JediLife Episode 1: Revenge of the JediLife. Sells started off strong with the track “I’m a Winner”, and continued to rock the crowd thoroughly until his last song of the set. For the final track Sells performed “Skywalkin” ft.Tex and FT, the three lyrists masterfully laid down their vocals on this awesome song. The second artist to hit the stage was Brell & DJ Comish, whom followed up Sells performance with a highly lyrical performance. One of the standout songs from the set was the song “Practice”, which highlights Brell’s insightful nicely. The crowd was definitely into his performance and as all good artists do, he left them wanting more. G.O.A.T with Bill Kushinton followed up Brell’s performance with an insanely ecstatic, crowd-driven set. Some of the highlights from the set was “Friday” and “1Up” ft. Tex. Prior to performing “1Up” Tex blessed the crowd with an amazing fast-paced a cappella freestyle that was followed by an enormous amount of applause. G.O.A.T finished his set with a song from his upcoming album”#MileHighClub V.I.P.” entitled “Tonight” which was a good song, the tone of the track definitely mellowed the mood of the venue momentarily. D-Re’ll hit the stage next and quickly uplifted the energy level and got everybody back in the party mode with the track “Life of a Jedi”. D-Re’ll excited the crowd with his stage antics and even had a portion of his show devoted to giving away an autographed poster of himself, which showed great showmanship. Big Roosh was next to hit the stage and switched the vibe with his laid-back style and smooth flow. Some of the highlights from his set were “Nothing but a Beast” and a classic song “Off the Chain”. Sunnie Beats and Rufus were next to hit the stage, and they performed a more lady friendly style music that got all the females up and dancing. The final act of the night was FT and Tex who tore the house down with their performance. Overall the show was amazing so if you missed out on the Show of Shows than that was definitely your fault.