Hot on the heels of a run through Colorado’s ski towns, we caught up with guitarist Max Davies of Kitchen Dwellers over Zoom to talk about the band’s upcoming album (drops Friday March, 1st – Order Here), how it ties into an ancient epic poem, and the band’s love for the late Jeff Austin. Check it out!
“Forever Highway” is the second single off Boulder Colorado’s The Drunken Hearts new album, Reckless Ways of Living that drops June 2nd (Pre-Save Album Here). The track (Pre-Save Here) features some mainstays of the scene including Lindsay Lou, Kyle Tuttle, Vince Herman, and Silas Herman.
One of the big stories on the Colorado Bluegrass scene over the last year has been Big Richard. The fabulously talented women who make up this four piece band have been making waves in a largely male dominated scene and it’s been awesome to watch. They came together for a one-off show at the McAwesome Festival in Castle Rock and there’s been no looking back since.
Legendary guitarist Adrian Belew was kind enough to spend some time talking with us as he waited out a fire drill in his Denver hotel on the eve of the “Remain In Light” tour that launches at the Ogden Theater here in Denver on February 16th.
Listen Here Denver! recently had the opportunity to catch up with the outstanding Funk and Soul artist Neal Francis as he was recovering from a great European tour. We discussed a variety of topics including that wild Whammy Bar he has on his Clavinet, his upcoming New Year’s Eve show at Cervantes’, WinterWondergrass, and of course, the “other” Neil Frances.
A New Jersey native with longstanding ties to the Jam scene, Todd Sheaffer made a name for himself as the front man for From Good Homes before founding Railroad Earth with Tim Carbone, John Skehan, Carey Harmon, and Andy Goessling in 2001. The band burst onto the scene immediately with a performance at Telluride Bluegrass the same year and hasn’t slowed down since.
When we caught up with Natalie Cressman (Trey Anastasio Band, Natalie Cressman & Ian Faquini) she was on the road with J.Wail doing a run of shows in Florida. We had a great chat about everything from the new album she is putting out, to her former bandmate Tony Markelis, to Denver’s own Dance Party Time Machine as the van rolled down the road. Check out our conversation!
After cancelling their Red Rocks show that was scheduled for early June, Joe Russo didn’t think he would get to bring his Grateful Dead Project, JRAD to Colorado in 2021. Fortunately that changed recently and the band will take the stage at the 1stBank Center for the second time.
How would you like it if there were only one or two radio stations to listen to? No reason to flip the radio dial to the left or the right, just two big corporations deciding what you should listen to. Musical diversity disappearing as air time is dedicated to what is popular. Local and new music minimized in lieu of market research vetted artists that we should all “like”.
Punk Rock Saves Lives is a non-profit organization helping focus on health concerns, equal rights, human rights, and more. Knowing how difficult the deafening silence of this pandemic is PRSL organized a musical livestream last weekend. Rob Rushing and PRSL brought Reno Divorce live from an empty EastFax Tap straight into our homes!