Cervantes Other Side Archive

  • TNERTLE Friday, November 20th Cervantes’ Other Side Tickets: $8 Adv|$12 DoS Purchase Here Tnertle, Denver’s 8-piece electro-funk collective based out of Denver, will be dropping […]

    Tnertle Drops New Album, to Celebrate its Release in Denver

    Posted on November 12, 2015 | No Comments
    TNERTLE Friday, November 20th Cervantes’ Other Side Tickets: $8 Adv|$12 DoS Purchase Here Tnertle, Denver’s 8-piece electro-funk collective based out of Denver, will be dropping […]

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  • ZOBOMAZE & WHISKEY TANGO Saturday, August 8th Cervantes’ Other Side Tickets: $10 Purchase Here After a 4 year hiatus, Zobomazé is returning with the original […]

    Local Favorites Zobomazé Reunite, Team Up With Whiskey Tango For Reunion Show

    Posted on August 5, 2015 | No Comments
    ZOBOMAZE & WHISKEY TANGO Saturday, August 8th Cervantes’ Other Side Tickets: $10 Purchase Here After a 4 year hiatus, Zobomazé is returning with the original […]

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  • CORNMEAL Thursday, July 30th Cervantes’ Other Side Tickets: $10 Adv/Free before 8pm, $5 between 8-9/$10 after 9 Purchase Here 2014 was a year of change […]

    Cornmeal To Release First Studio Album In 9 Years, With a Denver Play

    Posted on July 6, 2015 | No Comments
    CORNMEAL Thursday, July 30th Cervantes’ Other Side Tickets: $10 Adv/Free before 8pm, $5 between 8-9/$10 after 9 Purchase Here 2014 was a year of change […]

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  • The Congress is naturally compared to many names and styles of years gone by. But drawing such comparisons is, in many respects, a misguided endeavor. Whatever words you need to describe The Congress’ contribution to the American music tradition – save your breath. The Congress play Rock & Roll. New Mastersounds guitar player Eddie Roberts as well as The Recovery Act are on the bill as well so don't miss this one!

    PICK OF THE WEEK: The Congress – Cervantes’ Other Side – Saturday, December 13th

    Posted on December 8, 2014 | No Comments
    The Congress is naturally compared to many names and styles of years gone by. But drawing such comparisons is, in many respects, a misguided endeavor. Whatever words you need to describe The Congress’ contribution to the American music tradition – save your breath. The Congress play Rock & Roll. New Mastersounds guitar player Eddie Roberts as well as The Recovery Act are on the bill as well so don't miss this one!

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  • Crashing into the local music scene like a wild animal, Tiger Party is the latest and greatest Electro/Funk/Jam superband to spring up in Denver. The "collaborative music project" is an amalgamation of influences and talents. Led by keyboardist Blake Mobely, the group has talent from the likes of STS9, Lotus and The Motet (just to name a few) and seems to impress Denver more and more with each performance. Their second album, "Made of Stars" is set to be released July 12th and we have an exclusive track to share...

    20 Questions with Tiger Party featuring “Made of Stars” Exclusive

    Posted on July 2, 2014 | No Comments
    Crashing into the local music scene like a wild animal, Tiger Party is the latest and greatest Electro/Funk/Jam superband to spring up in Denver. The "collaborative music project" is an amalgamation of influences and talents. Led by keyboardist Blake Mobely, the group has talent from the likes of STS9, Lotus and The Motet (just to name a few) and seems to impress Denver more and more with each performance. Their second album, "Made of Stars" is set to be released July 12th and we have an exclusive track to share...

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  • After the release of his third solo album 'The Ceaseless Sight,' Rich Robinson, best known as the guitarist and founder of The Black Crowes, stands ready to complete the solo artist evolution that he began ten years earlier. The opener, Fox Street, boasts a big, soulful rock n' roll sound laced with three-part harmonies, screaming guitars, and a devastatingly funky rhythm section. Do yourself a favor and check out this night of great music!

    PICK OF THE WEEK: Rich Robinson – Cervantes’ Other Side – Wednesday, July 2nd

    Posted on July 1, 2014 | No Comments
    After the release of his third solo album 'The Ceaseless Sight,' Rich Robinson, best known as the guitarist and founder of The Black Crowes, stands ready to complete the solo artist evolution that he began ten years earlier. The opener, Fox Street, boasts a big, soulful rock n' roll sound laced with three-part harmonies, screaming guitars, and a devastatingly funky rhythm section. Do yourself a favor and check out this night of great music!

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  • The Denver sunshine, the Rocky Mountain backdrop, the beautiful music, the beer and the Mary Jane made 4/20 outside of Cervantes' on Sunday a holiday for the books. We were treated to four sets of music from an impressive array of Colorado's finest and most talented musicians as we all celebrated the freedom and love we Coloradans are so lucky to enjoy every single day.

    Leftover Salmon – April 20, 2014 – Cervantes’

    Posted on April 25, 2014 | No Comments
    The Denver sunshine, the Rocky Mountain backdrop, the beautiful music, the beer and the Mary Jane made 4/20 outside of Cervantes' on Sunday a holiday for the books. We were treated to four sets of music from an impressive array of Colorado's finest and most talented musicians as we all celebrated the freedom and love we Coloradans are so lucky to enjoy every single day.

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  • Analog Son is a VERY Funky band created by Jordan Linit (Kinetix/Ableminds) and Josh Fairman (Kinetix) in 2013 around a studio project involving the Shady Horns, Ryan Zoidis and Eric Bloom (Lettuce/Soulive), Joe Tatton (New Mastersounds), Adam Deitch (Lettuce/Break Science), Mike Marlier, Joey Porter (Motet/Juno What?!), and Joel Scanlon. Analog Son will be supported by Tiger Party, Atomga, and Steepwater Band making this a must see show!

    PICK OF THE WEEK: Analog Son – Cervantes’ – Friday, March 28th

    Posted on March 25, 2014 | No Comments
    Analog Son is a VERY Funky band created by Jordan Linit (Kinetix/Ableminds) and Josh Fairman (Kinetix) in 2013 around a studio project involving the Shady Horns, Ryan Zoidis and Eric Bloom (Lettuce/Soulive), Joe Tatton (New Mastersounds), Adam Deitch (Lettuce/Break Science), Mike Marlier, Joey Porter (Motet/Juno What?!), and Joel Scanlon. Analog Son will be supported by Tiger Party, Atomga, and Steepwater Band making this a must see show!

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  • Music is all about connectivity. It is nothing short of miraculous how human beings called musicians create vibrations that mingle together to forge cohesive (or dissonant) sounds that then float through space and time to find the ears of other human beings who in turn interpret what they hear through words, dance, and visual mediums creating a web of interconnected thoughts and ideas that spread out into the universe infinitely.

    The Language That Binds Us All: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey and Mike Dillon Band

    Posted on March 19, 2014 | No Comments
    Music is all about connectivity. It is nothing short of miraculous how human beings called musicians create vibrations that mingle together to forge cohesive (or dissonant) sounds that then float through space and time to find the ears of other human beings who in turn interpret what they hear through words, dance, and visual mediums creating a web of interconnected thoughts and ideas that spread out into the universe infinitely.

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  • Last Saturday night at Cervantes' Other Side the usual Denver Jamband suspects were out in force to groove to the tunes of the “daddies and granddaddies” of the Jam scene: Phish and the Grateful Dead as DeadPhish Orchestra delivered two monster sets of favorites culled from the catalogs of both seminal jambands. From "Birds of a Feather" to a perfectly executed "You Enjoy Myself" and "Birdsong" to "Cumberland Blues" these boys proved yet again they've got the chops.

    DeadPhish Orchestra – March 8th – Cervantes’ Other Side

    Posted on March 18, 2014 | No Comments
    Last Saturday night at Cervantes' Other Side the usual Denver Jamband suspects were out in force to groove to the tunes of the “daddies and granddaddies” of the Jam scene: Phish and the Grateful Dead as DeadPhish Orchestra delivered two monster sets of favorites culled from the catalogs of both seminal jambands. From "Birds of a Feather" to a perfectly executed "You Enjoy Myself" and "Birdsong" to "Cumberland Blues" these boys proved yet again they've got the chops.

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