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John Butler Trio – June 10th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

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Post Date June 14, 2018
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The heat was no match for fans as they made their way into Red Rocks for John Butler Trio’s fourth headlining show at the historic amphitheater. The evening’s lineup was made up of some of Australia’s best artists and, according to Bulter, it was “the first time an all-Australian lineup has played the Red Rocks stage,” which generated a roaring response from the sold-out crowd.

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Brandi Carlile – July 13th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By Kit Chalberg
Post Date July 18, 2013
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On Saturday night the audience got more than their fair share of rain while waiting for Brandi Carlile’s return to Red Rocks. The previously forecasted “monsoon” rains put on quite a show that led to flash flooding, washed out roads and some serious lightening. During the set change, as if right on cue, the clouds faded to the east and the moon peeked over the back of the venue. Carlile, the brother’s Hanseroth and the rest of band took the stage to a roaring and energized crowd.

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Imagine Dragons – March 23rd – The Fillmore Auditorium

Post Author By Kit Chalberg
Post Date March 25, 2013
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Alt-pop-rockers Imagine Dragons wrapped-up their “Night Visions” tour on Saturday night at The Fillmore Auditorium. Riding the waves of continuous radio play, night time show guest spots, commercials and blockbuster soundtracks, the quartet arrived safety in Denver after braving a Spring snow storm. The band played a high energy, percussion-filled show to a packed house filled with kids and thirty-somethings.

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Brandi Carlile – July 14th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By Kit Chalberg
Post Date July 19, 2012
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Brandi Carlile’s progression as a musician over the last seven years, from Colorado’s most intimate venues to the world’s best outdoor venue has been meteoric. Her path has included four studio albums, endless touring (including a symphony tour), good ol’ fashion fan engagement, two live albums and an unrelenting, and unmistakable, drive to stay true to herself. If Carlile’s first headlining Red Rocks show is any indication of what’s next for her, there is little doubt that whatever it is, it will be special.

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Tennis – February 16th – The Bluebird Theatre

Post Author By Kit Chalberg
Post Date February 18, 2012
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Thursday night was a special occasion for the Denver music scene. It was a night where yet another local band poised for the big time, would play new songs for the hometown crowd. Tennis, the Denver-based pop band, has released their second full length album, “Young and Old,” and celebrated at The Bluebird before hitting the road on a 26-stop tour that will zigzag the band across the country, ending May 8th in Austin, TX. There is no band in any genre that sounds like Tennis. They are pushing the limits of Pop, and that’s refreshing.