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Reel Big Fish – January 17th – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date January 23, 2014
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There’s not much of a buzz circulating about Reel Big Fish in Denver these days–nonetheless, they band has retained an impressive fan-base here over the years and they all came out to the Gothic Theatre on Friday in salute to the band’s “Don’t Stop Skanking” tour. Many were shocked to discover the tickets sold-out well before the doors opened that evening. Though the headlining act’s performance was somewhat abbreviated, it was well-delivered.

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The String Cheese Incident – December 29th – 1stBank Center

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date January 4, 2014
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The air was thick with hype as the 1stBank Center filled to a healthy volume early last Sunday. Smiling fans of The String Cheese Incident poured in the doors as the locally-loved band prepared for the second night of their three-part NYE run armed with The Flaming Lips as an explosive opening act and the horns section of Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe and other special guests during the main act. Together, the varied acts offered a ticket that offered spectacle, musical variety, and amazing talent.

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Ott & The All Seeing I – December 21st – Cervantes’ Ballroom

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date December 27, 2013
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All the usual suspects came out early and stayed late for the dual-sided Mystic Mayhem Masquerade Ball at Cervantes’ last Saturday. The venue was comfortably full at an early hour, undoubtedly due to fervor for Denver-based live EDM band Octopus Nebula, who paved the way for the highly anticipated Ott & The All Seeing I. On The Other Side were Project Aspect and Future Simple Project. Both sides had a lot of good energy circulating around, along with plenty glow sticks, hula hoops and other various light-up toys. It was indeed a veritable circus.

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moe. – December 6th – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date December 11, 2013
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As the temperatures dropped last Friday in Denver, people packed into the Ogden to see the Progressive Rock band moe. kick off their winter tour. Smiles swarmed the crowd as old friends reunited as the inevitably do when moe. comes to town; it’s nice to be amongst decent people when you are in a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd. The 30-year old band delivered an impressive performance; the only disappointment from the evening was its inevitable end–not that it had ended early, but simply that it couldn’t go on forever.

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The Last Waltz Revisited – November 27th – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date December 4, 2013
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The Ogden Theatre was sold-out for the 9th annual The Last Waltz Revisited concert last Wednesday. The Thanksgiving eve tradition is highly anticipated each year, and 2013 was no exception. Smiles abounded with warm hugs being exchanged and old friends reuniting as the venue filled up before the show. Hosted each year by Polytoxic members CR Gruver and Tori Pater, all in all more than 40 musicians graced the stage as they took part in the reenactment of one of the most famous concerts in Rock and Roll history.

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moe. Talks Kicking Off Their Winter Tour in Denver, Their New Album and More

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date December 3, 2013
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Excitement is gathering this week as moe. makes their way to Denver to kick off a two-night stand at the Ogden Theatre on Friday. The Jam/Rock band has had 30 years to build a rabid cult following–some call them “moe.rons” and some are “moe.nsters,” but whatever you call them, for the last three years they have come out in droves to see the band kick off their winter tour at the Ogden Theatre.

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Thomas Dolby – November 14th – Bluebird Theatre

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date November 21, 2013
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The scenery for Thomas Dolby’s performance at the Bluebird Theater was appropriately bizarre last Thursday night. The eccentric UK Rock/Pop musician and producer was well known in the 80s for songs like “She Blinded Me with Science” and “Hyperactive.” While you don’t hear Mr. Dolby’s music too often these days, he is still alive and kicking. The show consisted of three parts, a screening of his film The Invisible Lighthouse, a Q&A session, and a live performance. The movie was thoughtful and intriguing, as was the the Q&A portion, but technical difficulties clouded the live performance of this once world-famous Pop star.

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The Colorado Symphony: Beethoven and Brews – November 8th – The Magnolia Ballroom

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date November 13, 2013
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The Colorado Symphony’s Beethoven and Brews sold-out last Friday. Co-hosted by Odell Brewing Company out of Fort Collins, attendees imbibed as a trio of musicians rendered Ludwig van Beethoven’s hauntingly eerie piece Piano Trio Opus 70, No. 1 in D Major, otherwise known as “Ghost.” It was a stunning and moving performance.

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Greensky Bluegrass Talks Their New Album ‘If Sorrows Swim’ & The End Of A Monster Tour

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date November 12, 2013
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Greensky Bluegrass returns to Colorado this weekend to close their monster Fall tour in a two-night run at the Gothic Theatre. Undoubtedly, their weekender will be a great time for all as the band prides themselves on knowing how to throw a good party. We caught up with mandolin player Paul Hoffman to get the scoop on their tour and their new album, ‘If Sorrows Swim’, which will be out in early 2014.

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Bonobo – November 1st – Fillmore Auditorium

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date November 5, 2013
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After a long week of Halloween celebrations, the mood of the crowd at the Fillmore Auditorium last Friday seemed perfect for a downtempo evening of grooving with UK Electronica Producer Bonobo and his highly anticipated live band. No one was complained about the presence of dance floor space–it was cozy, but not claustrophobic, and on Halloween weekend in Denver, that is a rarity. Costumes, of course, abounded, and smiles too as the fans filed in and readied themselves for an evening of soulful music.