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EOTO – December 13th – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Trisha Buehrle
Post Date December 19, 2014
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EOTO’s performance art and 3D spectacle of the year, Outer Orbit, concluded in the city that helped them be who they are today. Debuting at the first Sonic Bloom, EOTO has built a large following since their 2006 coming out. Hailing from Colorado and California, the duo consists of The String Cheese Incident’s Michael Travis and Jason Hann and what they have created has pushed the creative limits of what seasoned musicians can think to do. Once again, the Ogden stage proved to be enough space for them to live out their fantasy.

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LOHI Music Festival – June 14th – Highland Tap & Burger

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date June 19, 2014
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The crowd was nicely mixed at the LoHi Music Festival on Saturday. People of all ages, shapes and styles came out of the woodwork for the third year of Highland Tap & Burger’s annual music to-do. The music of the opening band started at noon and could be heard from blocks away, telling friends, neighbors and passersby that they should stop and take a listen. Throughout the day the two stages of the festival saw Genetics, Tiger Party, The Heavy Pets, The Pimps of Joytime, Joy Porter’s Vital Organ, Chrome Drones and, most fantastically, moe.

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Pigs On The Wing – March 7th – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Post Author By Gary Mellini
Post Date March 12, 2014
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Cervantes’ was packed with a healthy mix of hardcore Pink Floyd fans looking to get a little weird and the usual Denver suspects as former STS9 bass player David Murphy brought his Pigs On The Wing project back to Denver. With local favorites Tiger Party on board to kick things off, the near sold-out crowd was treated to a night of infectious dance grooves and psychedelic classics that did not disappoint.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Pigs On The Wing – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom – Friday March 7th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date March 3, 2014
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David Murphy (formerly of STS9) returns to Cervantes’ this Friday with his Pink Floyd tribute “Pigs on the Wing,” which features a plethora of talent from a myriad of musical backgrounds. The band provides audiences with an interpretation of Floyd that harkens back to the early 70s “Live At Pompeii” sound and they surely have something special in store for hard core Floyd heads and music lovers alike.

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Signal Path – Habitats

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date November 4, 2013
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Follow the signals to the path. Thats what Habitats is all about. If you haven’t heard of Signal Path yet, it’s time to sit down for a listen. The Front Range-based band has built a name for themselves around Denver as a jazzy Electrofunk outfit and creates music by blending genres, live performance elements and electronic production. Technically, they are impressive–literally standing alone, without the need for vocals. Released on October 10, Habitats is the band’s most recent offering.

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Conspirator – March 22nd – The Aggie Theater

Post Author By Jon Cass
Post Date April 2, 2013
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Conspirator returned to the Aggie Theater for a Friday evening show that featured zero liquor sales and a modest crowd. Following recent transgressions, the Aggie was recently bared from selling liquor for five days. Unfortunately, as soon as many people saw these ominous signs on the doors they turned around and headed for nearby bars. Despite the lack of liquid courage in the venue, Conspirator’s wicked jams were enough to ignite a small contingent of newcomers and die hard Disco Biscuits fans.

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Ableminds – Faces

Post Author By Jon Cass
Post Date October 18, 2012
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Denver’s own Ableminds have been crafting improvised, Funky Electronica since their inception in 2011. After scoring opening spots for Bonobo and Signal Path as well as a set beside David Murphy of STS9 at Sonic Blossom this trio is beginning to craft a unique and sweeping sound which is no easy task in the world of improvised electronic music.

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LoHi Music Festival – August 4th – LoHi Neighborhood, Denver

Post Author By Jim Mimna
Post Date August 14, 2012
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Last Saturday, the LoHi Music Festival was held on 32nd Avenue in the heart of the LoHi neighborhood in Denver. The event was a smashing success by all measures, and judging by the smiles on the faces of music lovers everywhere I looked, it was well received by all who attended. This was the second year for the event and, wow did it grow fast! There were people as far as the eye could see from the main stage looking west on 32nd Avenue by the time Particle hit the stage with Michael Kang of The String Cheese Incident around six thirty.

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This Weekend’s LOHI Music Festival Features The Motet, Particle, Air Dubai, and More!

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date August 1, 2012
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This Saturday, August […]

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Game 7, Particle, Bernie Worrell and More In Town This Weekend!

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date May 1, 2012
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