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PICK OF THE WEEK: Jackie Greene – Gothic – Friday, June 20th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date June 17, 2014
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Jackie Greene began his career in his mid-teens working the bar and open mic circuit in and around his hometown of Sacramento. Since then, he has recorded seven albums and two EP’s, released a DVD, and published a book of lyrics. Upon witnessing his performance at Bonnaroo, Jon Pareles of The New York Times had this to say about the singer, songwriter, bandleader, multi-instrumentalist, “Jackie Greene could be the Prince of Americana.

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Franz Ferdinand – April 21st – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Todd Radunsky
Post Date April 22, 2014
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Franz Ferdinand, one of the most influential bands to ever come out of Scotland, took the stage here in the US on Monday night at Denver’s historic Gothic Theatre. The Indie-Rock band played a super tight show to a sold-out crowd of devoted fans who rocked and sang to every song. The stage lighting, moody and sometimes dark, only added to the overall energy and artistry of the evening as they once again showed that they truly are one of Indie-Rock’s best live acts.

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The White Buffalo & Chuck Ragan – April 12th – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date April 21, 2014
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Bearded and tattooed men filled into the Gothic Theatre last Saturday night for a dual-headlining show with rowdy rockers The White Buffalo and Chuck Ragan & the Camaraderie. The beer went down like water but the crowd energy didn’t quite reflect it. Based on White Buffalo shows past, many in the crowd had their papers in order in case they didn’t make it out of this one alive, but it turned out that wasn’t necessary.

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Russian Circles – March 1st – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Mitch Kline
Post Date March 6, 2014
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This was the perfect Russian Circles show for a newer fan or someone who hasn’t seen the band in years. With nothing more than stark white backlighting most of the night, the trio flawlessly worked their way through at least one song from each of their studio albums, stretching out enough to make their ten song song set last ninety minutes. There were no mosh pits, no shirtless fans, and few if any signs of the horns the entire night, but the band was met with great enthusiasm.

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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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Leftover Crack – December 28th – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Jessica O'Brien
Post Date January 6, 2014
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Angry and cold crust punks braved a snowy winter Saturday night to see their favorite Skunk Rock band, Leftover Crack, in Englewood at The Gothic Theater along with openers The Rotten Blue Menace, Truckasaurus, and The Repercussions. As the evening progressed, the crowd warmed to a rage. When it was all said and done fans left the theater sweaty and bruised, but with smiles on their faces, due to a superb performance from Leftover Crack.

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The Wood Brothers – December 7th – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Emma Polachek
Post Date December 13, 2013
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The Wood Brothers brought warmth and comfort to their Denver audience on what was a glacial evening last Saturday at the Gothic. The venue was aglow with sunny faces reddened from the night’s below-freezing temperatures. Rejuvenating, inspiring, and totally awesome was the trio who brought us everything from Bluegrass to Funk. Together, they are a special kind of live act: you might not have heard of them before, but within minutes of joining their audience you’ll feel like you’ve been a fan for many years.

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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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Matt Nathanson – October 8th – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Ty Hyten
Post Date October 15, 2013
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A sold-out crowd of all ages packed the Gothic this past week for pop singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson. The heavily female crowd was not shy, and the beer flowed with no regard for the impending Wednesday morning. White overhead lights lit the venue the entire night for the large HDTV cameras that were broadcasting the show on AXS TV as fans sang and laughed with Matt as he made his way through a funny and energetic nineteen song set.

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Fitz and the Tantrums – June 14th – Gothic Theatre

Post Author By Lindsay Lynch
Post Date June 21, 2013
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A sea of people glimmered and gleamed in the overflowing Gothic Theatre last Friday for the dynamic indie-pop group, Fitz and the Tantrums. As packed as this sold out show was, no one pushed, no one shoved, and all awaited Fitz and his Tantrums anxiously; channeling their inner sardines, no one budged. The LA-based band flew through their Denver show without missing a beat; their dynamism ending with the same energy it began. Overall, the show was like a fantastic disco party.