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Gary Clark Jr. – April 6th – Ogden Theatre

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Post Date April 12, 2016
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Two nights, two sold-out midweek shows at The Ogden for Gary Clark Jr. and his band. Tickets were hard to come-by on the street and beer lines were long in the venue. This Texas guitar god has been on the scene for several years now and the crowd that flooded the mid-sized theater on Wednesday was a varied mix of people of all ages and walks of life. As we waited for Clark to appear, the air was buzzing with an energy usually reserved for weekends.

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Tedeschi Trucks Band – July 25th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

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Post Date August 1, 2014
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Last Friday night Red Rocks was the nexus of the universe for Blues lovers. With both Gary Clark Jr. and the Tedeschi Trucks Band on the bill, the hallowed Morrison venue rang with slide and echoed with deep bluesy riffs late into the night. Early on it wasn’t the Blues, but rather the sweet vintage alt-country stylings of Nicki Bluhm and the Grambers that kicked things off as showers moved in and out of the area.

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John Fullbright & Bahamas – July 18th – eTown Hall

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date July 24, 2013
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The basement of a sold-out eTown Hall was packed with small groups of music fans chatting, drinking beer and eating snacks prior to last week’s taping of the eTown radio show that featured John Fullbright and Bahamas. Both artists offered great performances and we’ll be seeing a lot more from them in months and years to come. Be sure to check out the recording of the show when it airs nationwide in a few months.

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Reverend Horton Heat – January 26th – The Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date February 1, 2013
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Reverend Horton Heat brought their high-energy Psychobilly sound to The Ogden Theatre last weekend and delivered a rowdy show that had every toe in the place tapping along with highlights from all of their studio albums and some choice covers that ranged from Chuck Berry to The Dead Kennedys. The straight forward punk and complex melodies of local boys, Reno Divorce, opened the show and set the stage for fast and furious night on Colfax.

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Denver Concert Photographer Kit Chalberg Discusses His Current Gallery Show “Front Row”

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Post Date November 12, 2012
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Anthology Fine Art recently unveiled a very special photography show entitled “Front Row: Concert Photography by Kit Chalberg.” The show is a 21-piece collection of live concert photography by Denver-based photographer Kit Chalberg who has created images of musicians such as B.B. King, Gov’t Mule, Brandi Carlile, Ziggy Marley,and Michael Franti and has worked countless other concerts over the past three years.

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Pokey LaFarge with Shovels & Rope – September 18th – eTown Hall

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date September 25, 2012
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Last week a pair of up and coming Americana acts, Pokey LaFarge and his band The South City Three, and Shovels & Rope, joined forces in eTown to deliver an evening of fantastic music in the new eTown Hall. While the venue is still a work in progress, both groups were tight as they ran through swinging originals in their own sets and a great cover of Chuck Berry’s “30 Days” to wrap up the night together. eTown was the place to be last Tuesday!

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Mason Jennings – October 27th – The Boulder Theater

Post Author By Johne & Crystal Edge
Post Date November 8, 2011
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The Boulder Theater was filled with star eyed lovers both young and old, indie-folksters, and only a few young men that looked like they might be more at home at a fraternity kegger when Mason Jennings stopped in. The evening passed with a continual ebb and flow of energy that matched Jennings extensive catalog as he swapped keys for strings and even threw and Auto-Harp into the mix near the end of the show.

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Furthur – October 1st – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

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Post Date October 5, 2011
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Furthur set up shop at Red Rocks for three nights this past weekend and unfortunately Saturday nights show was a bit on the sloppy side. While the song selection was pretty good and featured some gems from the Dead catalog including “St. Stephen,” “Dark Star,” “Playin’ In The Band,” and “Uncle John’s Band,” the band literally seemed to be on different sheets of music at times. Sure we all had a good time, but I guess I was just expecting more