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Mandolin Orange – August 24th – Mishawaka Amphitheatre

Post Author By Lindsay Lynch
Post Date August 31, 2018
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The Poudre Canyon has an energy about it. You can feel it when you drive through the winding roads. Curving around the river banks, the sun shines through your open windows and you hear the river rushing softly. There’s no connection to the outside world in the canyon. It pulls you in and wraps you up like a blanket. As you continue through these winding roads of solitude, life suddenly emerges. It’s here you encounter the renowned Mishawaka Amphitheatre, nestled in the remote majesty of the Poudre.

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Rocky Mountain Folks Fest – August 18, 19, 20 – Planet Bluegrass, Lyons, CO

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date August 30, 2017
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Sure this festival is about music, but more than that it’s about the community that surrounds the music as performers stand in line alongside fans for a bowl of Sister’s Dumplings, hard fought for tarp dash numbers are graciously given away to unsuspecting families, and strangers look out for each other on the slippery river rocks. For three days each August the real world melts away as we join the rest of the Folks on Planet Bluegrass.

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Elephant Revival – May 21st – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By Kelly Hueseman
Post Date May 25, 2017
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The cusp of summer in Colorado is a beautiful time of year, full of warm days, cool nights, and dreamy mountain adventures – perfect for an evening on The Rocks with Elephant Revival. They hail from that little town a 30-minute drive up the canyon from Boulder, the mysterious town of Nederland (referred to by locals as “Ned”). It doesn’t have much cell phone service, and isn’t a typical stop on a tourist’s map. Perhaps that’s why this town has shaped such unique artists as the ones who make up this wonderful band.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Mandolin Orange – Bluebird Theater – Friday & Saturday, October 14th & 15th

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date October 11, 2016
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Lean in to Mandolin Orange’s new album, ‘Blindfaller,’ and it’s bound to happen. You’ll suddenly pick up on the power and devastation lurking in its quietude, the doom hiding beneath its unvarnished beauty. Mandolin Orange is playing two nights so you’ve got no reason to miss out on a great night of music!

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Telluride Bluegrass Festival – June 16, 17, 18, 19 – Telluride Town Park

Post Author By Jenna Stecker
Post Date June 24, 2016
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This year’s installment of Telluride Bluegrass Festival saw a multitude of new acts and many mainstays. The weather was pristine and the people were generous with a place on their tarp or camp and an easy smile. Every day seemed to boast weather better than the last and each act left the faithful thinking, “well there is no way they can top that. Friends old and new, families of tradition and families making new traditions, all came together for the undeniable love of Bluegrass music.

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Initial Lineup Announce For 4th Annual WinterWonderGrass and Brew Festival

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date October 14, 2015
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Gregory Alan Isakov – March 5th – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date March 10, 2015
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Thursday night an amazing set traversed the vast expanses that Gregory Alan Isakov so deftly paints. He stood still as lyric and music painted scenes around him in the minds of the audience, drawing on the emotions the mind tends to attach to those spaces. The set was heavily centered on 2013’s ‘The Weatherman,’ though plenty of favorites from previous albums made appearances as well. Gregory Alan Isakov, in his biggest local headlining show yet, played one of the most notable sets we’ve seen thus far in 2015,

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20 Questions with Trout Steak Revival

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date July 16, 2014
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If you love Rocky Mountain Bluegrass as much as we do, you’ve surely happened upon the skilled sounds of Trout Steak Revival. The quintet is making waves in our little pond with their elaborate harmonies, which are backed by strong instrumentation and impressive song writing abilities. While the group hails out of Denver, their music was inspired by what lies just beyond our city in the “misty high country” where they say the music was born. They started as an informal Bluegrass Jam group and have made huge leaps in years since.