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Rocky Mountain Folks Festival – August 19th, 20th, 21st – Planet Bluegrass

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It’s always one of the highlights of the summer for many and, despite the rain on Friday, this year was no different. There were beautiful moments with family by the river, hilarious moments with strangers in line at midnight for numbers, and, of course, so many unforgettable moments of music in front of that beautiful stage by the St. Vrain.

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Neil Young – July 8th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Estimated read time 6 min read

A light rain trickled down from a sagging, slate colored grey sky. A mostly older crowd—with some youngsters peppered in—ambled up the storied steps of Red Rocks. In between the rocks a colorful crowd was gathering, decked out multi-colored ponchos and rain jackets. While the air was a bit chilly for early July, the air smelled like sweet rain and Colorado’s finest as Neil Young delivered a monster set chock full of classics like “Old Man,” “Walk On,” “Cowgirl In The Sand,” “Unknown Legend,” and many many more.

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Martin Sexton – March 29th – The Ogden Theatre

Estimated read time 5 min read

When Martin Sexton walked on the Ogden Theatre’s stage, the microphone became a pulpit, and the venue a house of worship. No, we weren’t worshiping the man, but what the man represents. Like a Catholic priest leads a mass, Sexton lead us in the direction of the light. His voice rang through the air, struck with power, and reminded an ecstatic crowd that music is a religion as he didn’t simply simply entertain, but enthralled and moved a nearly full room of fans.

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Bonnaroo Line-Up Includes Phish, Radiohead, Bon Iver & Many More!

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Stephen Stills – November 13th – The Ogden Theatre

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As Stephen Stills took the crowd of glowing Baby Boomers that filled The Ogden on Sunday night on a tour of his extensive cataloge, he told stories of the past. From his beginnings in Cambridge and Greenwich Village to his Manassas days on a British Estate he touched on just about everything. Stills brought not only a great sense of nostalgia, but helped connect past with present with songs penned in days of revolution and love. Despite losing a step or two vocally, Stephen Stills is going strong and strongly going ahead into his wiser years.