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LoHi Music Festival Brings Kyle Hollingsworth, The New Mastersounds, Toubab Krewe & More To Denver This Weekend!

Post Author By Emma Polachek
Post Date June 10, 2013
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The Third Annual LoHi Music Festival is set for this Saturday, June 15th, outside Highland Tap & Burger at 32nd and Vallejo St in Denver, with some late-night music moving over to Cervantes’. With two stages, and eight solid hours of foot-stompin’, groovin’ & pickin’ tunes, Denver music-lovers should be prepared for for the best of what Denver’s music scene has to offer.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: The Congress – The Bluebird – May 4th

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date April 30, 2012
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The Congress is a rock and roll machine. Anchored by strong songwriting, they draw comparisons to Little Feat, The Rolling Stones, and The Black Crowes while maintaining an originality that is attracting the attention of critics across the country. In 2011 The Congress played Wakarusa, High Sierra, Jazz Aspen Snowmass, Targhee Fest, Tall Tree Lake, and more. Now, they are the cusp of releasing their debut full length album with an epic celebration at The Bluebird Theatre on Friday night May 4th.

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Elephant Revival Talks Festivals, Aerialists, and Spirit Animals

Post Author By Ian Irie Sky Edge
Post Date April 26, 2012
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Nederland Colorado based neo-acoustic quintet Elephant Revival will be in Denver this Friday playing their unique version of an emerging musical genre called Transcendental Folk at The Ogden Theatre. As they prepped for the show, Daniel Rodriguez (Guitar, Banjo, Vocals) took a few minutes to sit down with Listen Up Denver! to talk about the upcoming show, the upcoming summer, and of course, spirit animals.

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20 Questions With “The Congress”

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date November 9, 2011
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The Congress have exploded out of Denver this year. With performances at Wakarusa, High Sierra, Tall Tree Lake, Jazz Aspen Snowmass, Groovefest, and Targhee Fest, their brand of rootsy Rock-n-Roll has been taking the nation by storm. Anchored by strong songwriting, The Congress draws comparisons to Little Feat, The Rolling Stones, and The Black Crowes while maintaining an originality that is attracting the attention of critics across the country.

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Head For The Hills Talk Bluegrass Without A Banjo

Post Author By Levi Macy
Post Date September 14, 2011
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Fort Collins bred, genre bending bluegrass pioneers, Head For The Hills have had an all around amazing year so far and are barreling full speed ahead toward their dreams. Their original take on bluegrass music has rocketed them into the spotlight and put them at the forefront of both the Colorado and national music scenes. They hit the stage at The Mish this Saturday, don’t miss it!