About Author: Mitch Kline

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  • Rhymesayers Entertainment, the Minneapolis independent Hip-Hop collective co-founded by Sean Daley (Slug) of Atmosphere in 1995, has built an incredible lineup of artists, a rabid fan base, and a hometown Hip-Hop scene that’s one of the best in the country. Last Friday night at The Ogden, with help from Carnage The Executioner and I Self Devine, Atmosphere proved yet again that they’re as relevant today as ever, and their live show is still one not to be missed.

    Atmosphere – September 21st – The Ogden

    Posted on September 28, 2012 | No Comments
    Rhymesayers Entertainment, the Minneapolis independent Hip-Hop collective co-founded by Sean Daley (Slug) of Atmosphere in 1995, has built an incredible lineup of artists, a rabid fan base, and a hometown Hip-Hop scene that’s one of the best in the country. Last Friday night at The Ogden, with help from Carnage The Executioner and I Self Devine, Atmosphere proved yet again that they’re as relevant today as ever, and their live show is still one not to be missed.

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  • Mastodon and Opeth rolled in to The Fillmore Auditorium last Monday on their co-headlining Heritage Hunter Tour. While Monday night is a tough slot for any band, I was surprised to see the huge venue less than half full for this show and wondered why the management had decided not to pull the curtain across behind the soundboard to give the room a more intimate feel.

    Mastodon & Opeth – April 23rd – The Fillmore Auditorium

    Posted on May 2, 2012 | No Comments
    Mastodon and Opeth rolled in to The Fillmore Auditorium last Monday on their co-headlining Heritage Hunter Tour. While Monday night is a tough slot for any band, I was surprised to see the huge venue less than half full for this show and wondered why the management had decided not to pull the curtain across behind the soundboard to give the room a more intimate feel.

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  • Hot Buttered Rum and Cornmeal kicked off their co-headlining tour at The Ogden Theatre in Denver last Saturday night. Band and fans alike were all smiles as Hot Buttered Rum got things started with an upbeat 90 minute set. Cornmeal followed with a set that flowed perfectly, and featured several songs that stretched beyond the ten minute mark, including a nearly twenty minute "Black Smoke Rising." The evening was capped with a thirty minute "clusterpluck" featuring all members of both bands.

    Cornmeal & Hot Buttered Rum – March 3rd – The Ogden Theatre

    Posted on March 13, 2012 | No Comments
    Hot Buttered Rum and Cornmeal kicked off their co-headlining tour at The Ogden Theatre in Denver last Saturday night. Band and fans alike were all smiles as Hot Buttered Rum got things started with an upbeat 90 minute set. Cornmeal followed with a set that flowed perfectly, and featured several songs that stretched beyond the ten minute mark, including a nearly twenty minute "Black Smoke Rising." The evening was capped with a thirty minute "clusterpluck" featuring all members of both bands.

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  • If you have any doubt Mastodon is carrying the torch for metal music, look no further than one of their live shows. The Atlanta quartet barreled into the Ogden Theater last Wednesday in support of their outstanding fifth studio release, "The Hunter," and thrashed through a 90 minute, 21 song set that spanned their entire career. It was truly something to witness!

    Mastodon – November 9th – The Ogden Theatre

    Posted on November 14, 2011 | 2 Comments
    If you have any doubt Mastodon is carrying the torch for metal music, look no further than one of their live shows. The Atlanta quartet barreled into the Ogden Theater last Wednesday in support of their outstanding fifth studio release, "The Hunter," and thrashed through a 90 minute, 21 song set that spanned their entire career. It was truly something to witness!

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  • Soundgarden fans have been waiting for this for a long time. When Chris Cornell finally emerged with guitar hoisted overhead, his smile indicated he was as happy to be at Red Rocks as the enthusiastic crowd. From the opening notes of “Searching With My Good Eye Closed,” it was obvious the Soundgarden wasn't about to let their longtime fans down.

    Soundgarden – July 18th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

    Posted on July 20, 2011 | 2 Comments
    Soundgarden fans have been waiting for this for a long time. When Chris Cornell finally emerged with guitar hoisted overhead, his smile indicated he was as happy to be at Red Rocks as the enthusiastic crowd. From the opening notes of “Searching With My Good Eye Closed,” it was obvious the Soundgarden wasn't about to let their longtime fans down.

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