Tag: red rocks
Lotus, EOTO, and Emancipator Preview
by Corey Blecha One of Denver’s most beloved jam bands, Lotus, will be making a stop in Denver to play at Red Rocks on September 8, and they will be bringing special guests EOTO and Emancipator! All the performers have strong ties to Colorado, so the masses will be out early, tie-dye in full […]
The Hate: Getting Some Major Love
by Corey Blecha Sometimes a band seems to explode onto the scene from out of nowhere. Whether it is a newly formed band of veterans, or a kid writing songs in his bedroom, their sound seems to be one that comes at just the right time, with the right balance of what worked in the […]
Global Dub Festival at Red Rocks
by Corey Blecha Friday, May 18, marked the first dubstep show to go down at “the Rocks” this year, and it was huge! Featuring the likes of Downlink, Datsik, Doctor P, and Flux Pavilion, in addition to Sub.mission residents opening the main stage, and holding down a locals’ stage up top as well, this was […]
Between the Covers-Summer Rocks!
Summertime Rocks! by Torch School is out and the alleyways of Boulder are once again filled with free futons and fish tanks. The ebb and flow of the population of this college town is currently out to sea, but for those who stay, and everyone else in Colorado, it is festival time! Red Rocks has […]
Interview with the Fray’s Isaac Slade
by Jenn Cohen photo by Jenn Cohen [email protected] Interviewing the Fray’s front man, Isaac Slade, felt more like we were two people just catching up. Lyrically, the Fray gets deeply personal, so I somewhat expected that element of seriousness in our talk. I was pleasantly surprised at how funny, and opposite of serious our conversation […]
Counting Crows at the Paramount
Story and Photos by: Sal Christ An easily forgettable fact: we were all a lot younger when August and Everything After came out in 1993. Needless to say, it was a little surprising to see the middle-aged crowd at the Counting Crows show at the Paramount Theatre on April 19. Too many cushy velvet […]
Radiohead, 1st Bank Center, March 13, 2012
by Allison Diekhoff [email protected] I don’t have to tell you that Radiohead is one hot ticket. Let the review begin… Radiohead transformed the 1st Bank Center on March 13th, making the approximately 6,000-capacity venue feel like a festival of Coachella-sized proportions. The stage: massive. The lights: amazing. It was all I could do not to […]
Q & A with Sebastien Schultz from Bad Veins-Playing Hi Dive TONIGHT!!
by Jenn Cohen CMB: For those who aren’t familiar with your music, describe your sound. BV: Wow—one of the harder/more dreaded questions to answer—and it’s the lead question! Well, we’re certainly indie-pop, but not afraid to embrace the “pop” side. We’re fans of all sorts of music, but any song that is well constructed […]
3rd Annual John Denver Tribute at Red Rocks
WHAT: The 3rd Annual JOHN DENVER TRIBUTE captures the look, the sound and the personality that defines one of the most successful and adored acts in musical history. This 8-piece band has evolved to become the definitive live celebration of three decades of wonderful music written by John Denver. Jim Curry is hailed by critics […]
Le Divorce
by Allison Diekhoff [email protected] Formed in 2009 in the wake of founding members’ Kitty Vincent (vocals/guitar) and Joe Grobelny’s (guitar/vocals) own separate divorces, the pair, having both played in Façade ten years ago, joined up again to make music as a kind of therapy. What resulted is the appropriately named Le Divorce, an early ‘90s […]
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