New Orleans Suspects – Listen Here Denver!

New Orleans Suspects & Everyone’s Dead – January 19th – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date January 25, 2019
Post Comment 0 comments

2 min read

Last Saturday, Cervantes’ was alive with the sounds of two of the best bands to come out of the 60’s. Little Feat and The Grateful Dead. To kick of the night, The New Orleans Suspects took the stage to serve up some Little Feat and man did they do Lowell George justice with a smokin’ set that highlighted some of the best tunes in the Feat catalog.

Photos Reviews Slideshow Articles

Widespread Panic – June 26th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date July 2, 2015
Post Comment 0 comments

4 min read

On Friday, Red Rocks was a familiar scene of roving vendors and tailgate parties as the anticipation in the crowd built for Widespread Panic to kick off their annual three night run on our hallowed home court. The evening started with John Bell (JB) saying a few words about the Special Olympics before the four Colorado athletes competing this summer in Los Angeles were introduced on stage as torchbearers displayed the flame which was making it’s way through Colorado enroute to Los Angeles where the games will open on July 25th.

Pick Of The Week Slideshow Articles

PICK OF THE WEEK: New Orleans Suspects w/ Paul & Fred of Little Feat – Cervantes’ – Friday & Saturday, November 7th & 8th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date November 3, 2014
Post Comment 0 comments

1 min read

It’s been said that the musicians of New Orleans are all members of one gigantic band that breaks up into smaller groups on a nightly basis. If this were really the case, The New Orleans Suspects would be in a class all their own. If that wasn’t enough, NOS will be joined be Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett of Little Feat, making this a night of must see music!

Features Slideshow Articles

The Birth Of The Church Of Funkentology

Post Author By Brian Turk
Post Date October 17, 2014
Post Comment 0 comments

6 min read

The Church of Funkentology is a religion by definition but a social organization by design. Our mission is to promote, protect, preserve and spread The Funk. We are in our formative stages, but our long term goal is for The Church of Funkentology to be the definitive resource and temple for The Funk. Listening to Funk music, or any music for that matter, is our act of devotion. We worship in front of stages and speakers. There is no “god,” but a central spiritual power we turn to, and that is The Funk. The Funk is a spirit, an essence and a fiery force.

Photos Reviews Slideshow Articles

New Orleans Suspects – March 14th – Cervantes’ Ballroom

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date March 21, 2014
Post Comment 0 comments

3 min read

While Cervantes’ Ballroom wasn’t packed Last Friday night, it was nice that there was room to dance, chat with friends between songs, and not have to swim through a sea of humanity just to make it to the bar. The 20 somethings had packed The Other Side for Twiddle so it was a bit of an older crowd who danced the night away to Americana courtesy of a retooled Great American Taxi and some New Orleans Funk from New Orleans Suspects.

Pick Of The Week Slideshow Articles

PICK OF THE WEEK: New Orleans Suspects – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom – Friday, March 14th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date March 11, 2014
Post Comment 0 comments

1 min read

It’s been said that the musicians of New Orleans are all members of one gigantic band that breaks up into smaller groups on a nightly basis. If this were really the case, The New Orleans Suspects would be in a class all their own. The group is comprised of musicians with experience and versatility that rival any other band the city has ever produced.

Pick Of The Week Slideshow Articles

PICK OF THE WEEK: The New Orleans Suspects – Quixotes’ True Blue – August 10th & 11th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date August 6, 2012
Post Comment 0 comments

2 min read

It’s been said that the musicians of New Orleans are all members of one gigantic band that breaks up into smaller groups on a nightly basis. If this were really the case, The New Orleans Suspects would be in a class all their own. The group is comprised of musicians with experience and versatility that rival any other band that the city has ever produced.