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Soulive & Kyle Hollingsworth Band – December 7th – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Estimated read time 4 min read

Concert-goers escaped a chilly Friday evening as Cervantes’ played host to Kyle Hollingsworth Band and Soulive. With local favorites Good Gravy rocking The Other Side, an eccentric and young mix of Jazz veterans and Jamband stalwarts packed in for a night of smooth vibes and all around rambunctious behavior. Though Hollingsworth kicked things off with an uninspired set, Soulive moved us with a soulful and Jazzy performance.

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The Motet Plays Parliament-Funkadelic – October 27th – The Ogden

Estimated read time 5 min read

The Motet’s annual “musical costume” shows on Halloween have become something of an institution here on the Front Range with folks buying tickets early in the summer to make sure they don’t miss out on the madness. This year’s run kicked off on the 25th, stopped in Denver for two nights at The Ogden before heading up to Vail and finally wrapping up last night in Boulder. When all was said and done it was a fun and funky show and while it didn’t top “Funk Is Dead,” everyone in the room had smiles on their faces to the bitter end.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Joey Porter’s Shady Business & Monophonics – March 24th – Cervantes’ Ballroom

Estimated read time 2 min read

Joey Porter is hosting an ALL-STAR funk throwdown at Cervantes’ this Saturday. The members of Juno What?! will be in attendance (Porter, Watts, Swatkins) as well as The Motet’s Garrett Sayers and Ryan Jalbert. As if that weren’t enough, other featured guests include Nigel Hall (Scofield, Warren Haynes, Soulive, Lettuce) and The Shady Horns from Soulive and Lettuce. Come RAGE with the nastiest pickup funk band you may ever see!

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The Motet Funk Is Dead – October 29th – The Ogden Theatre

Estimated read time 6 min read

The Motet really outdid themselves this year. Sure, all of their previous Halloween shows have been great fun, but this time they did so much more than just cover another artists material. They completely reinvented the music of one of the true legendary catalogs in rock music in a way that Phil, Bobby, Mickey, Billy and Jerry would be proud of. From the opening notes of Feel Like A Stranger to the closer Loose Lucy, The Motet Funkified The Dead in grand fashion!