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Noah Gundersen – October 19th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date October 27, 2014
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A line of flannel clad college-aged kids stretched down the sidewalk in front of the Bluebird last Sunday night for Indie-Folk artist Noah Gundersen. The line didn’t end up being indicative of a sold-out show though, and there was room to traverse the venue without spilling your drink. The young audience was respectful and some of the most affecting moments of the night were supported by the dead silence in the room as Noah Gundersen expertly tapped into the emotions of every person in the room.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Strange Americans – Bluebird Theater – Saturday, September 20th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date September 16, 2014
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Strange Americans formed in 2010 and began writing music deeply rooted in Americana, while remaining true to an innovative spirit. With classic guitars, an energetic rhythm section, three–part vocal harmony and tasteful Folk colorings these local favorites are sure to please Rock & Roll lovers of all kinds. Don’t miss your chance to catch these guys at an intimate theater because they won’t be playing them for long!

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Sharon Van Etten – June 24th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date July 7, 2014
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Hip twenty and thirty-somethings loosely filled the Bluebird Theater for Brooklyn-based melancholic indie rocker Sharon Van Etten who played a fourteen song set that traversed her entire catalog. The well blogged-about, dour songwriter just released her fourth album to critical praise and brought this unabashedly forthcoming music to eager ears at the Bluebird. Tears were shed, heartstrings were pulled, and, in the end, it seemed as if everyone in the crowd left drained but satisfied.

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Anders Osborne – May 30th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date June 16, 2014
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A sold-out sign hung in the box office window at The Bluebird as a who’s-who of the Denver music scene rubbed shoulders with veterans of many-a Grateful Dead tour. Anders Osborne has been steadily gaining more and more fans here in Colorado with his annual appearances at the Telluride Blues & Brews Festival along with regular stops here on the Front Range. His brand of Rock-n-Roll is something that Coloradoans can really relate too and proves, yet again, that the Colorado – New Orleans connection is alive and well.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Anders Osborne – Bluebird & Burning Can Fest, Lyons – Friday May 30th & Saturday May 31st

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date May 27, 2014
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Between the potency of his richly detailed songwriting, his intensely emotional, soulful vocals and his piercing, expert guitar work, New Orleans’ Anders Osborne is a true musical treasure. This weekend you will be afforded two chances to catch the award winning musician, Friday at The Bluebird Theater and Saturday at Oskar Blues’ Burning Can Fest in Lyons.

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The Queers – April 25th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By Jessica O'Brien
Post Date April 29, 2014
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Aging punk rockers gathered at the Bluebird Theater last Friday for a night packed with great music. In addition to seeing The Queers performing their highest-selling record, “Love Songs for the Retarded,” fans enjoyed the influential band Angry Samoans, Denver-local band Reno Divorce, as well as the surprise hit of the night, Stabbed In Back.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Tellerpalooza – Bluebird Theater – Saturday, May 3rd

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date April 29, 2014
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Over the last 10 years, Tellerpalooza has grown into Teller elementary school’s biggest fundraiser. In 2014, the event returns to the iconic Bluebird Theater – right in the Teller neighborhood! This year will feature performances by some of our favorites in Dragondeer, Chimney Choir, Safe Boating Is No Accident, The Other Black, Amanda Hawkins, and more!

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Typhoon – April 10th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date April 20, 2014
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“Sold Out” signs and a long line greeted fans arriving at the Bluebird last Thursday night. Portland based indie chamber pop group Typhoon had graduated from the clown-car routine of fitting eleven members onto the tiny stage at the Hi-Dive and had sold out the Bluebird. Thick crowds of early twentysomethings stuffed into the front few levels leaving stomachs as the only place to safely carry a beer.

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The Congress – April 5th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date April 10, 2014
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There was a buzz outside The Bluebird on Saturday night and, fresh off a string of West Coast dates with the new darlings on the Indie-Folk scene Lake Street Dive, The Congress brought the heat for an adoring hometown crowd. They’ve been good for years, but on Saturday The Congress proved they are blossoming into a real powerhouse on the Denver scene that has the talent to make it into the national spotlight.

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Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. – March 8th – Bluebird Theater

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date March 13, 2014
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A sold out sea of early twentysomethings filled the dance floor of the Bluebird this past Saturday night for indie-pop outfit Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. The night was full of bubbles, blinking lights, catchy, feel good music, and plenty of dancing. To top it all off it ended down the block at Lost Lake with a packed, booze drenched, dance party that featured a lengthy DJ set from Daniel Zott and Joshua Epstein that had the dive bar dancing until daylight savings sprung the clocks forward.