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Metalachi – June 20th – Marquis Theatre

Estimated read time 4 min read

In the shadow of Coors Field, and just down the street from the Denver Rescue Mission lies the Marquis Theater. Maybe it is good that the Denver Rescue Mission promises in neon that “God Saves”, because promoter Soda Jerk Presents keeps booking a steady stream of the Devils Music at the Marquis. Tonight’s bill of MF Ruckus and Metalachi would be no exception. Jesus or Satan, Heaven or Hell, the choice is yours in LoDo

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Patrick Sweany – June 10th – The Walnut Room

Estimated read time 6 min read

Patrick Sweany can be described as a Blues Rocker with elements of Folk and Soul; he can jam out on Slide guitar and finger pick like nobody’s business. The energy this man emits is simply incredible. Think The Black Keys meets Elvis Presley meets Billy Bland meets Wilson Pickett. This man is a rock star and he proved it for a crowd of 9-5ers in their 30s and 40s last week at The Walnut Room as he showcased a bunch of songs off his new record that will be released in July.

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Bob Log III – November 30th – Marquis Theater

Estimated read time 4 min read

Bob Log III took the stage at The Marquis last week in his trademark Cannonball Man suit, metallic flake helmet, and face-shield. The helmet was wired for sound with a handset from what could have been any payphone and what came next as a a highly entertaining form of lo-fi Delta Blues played with Punk Rock attitude,

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Frank Turner & Andrew Jackson Jihad – October 7th – The Marquis Theater

Estimated read time 5 min read

There was a sign that read: “Yes! We are sold out. No more tickets, not even one,” above the box office window at the Marquis Theater on Friday night. Veteran punk rocker Frank Turner was in Denver with the folk punk duo Andrew Jackson Jihad. While Andrew Jackson Jihad met all expectations, it was a bit disappointing to see Frank Turner with a backing band instead of completely solo.