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Four Reasons to Catch Orchard Lounge’s Return to Cervantes’ Friday Night

Post Author By Tracy Block
Post Date February 1, 2018
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It’s been three years since Orchard Lounge (OL) played Five Points powerhouse venue Cervantes’. The Chicago-based trio is back this Friday, February 2, and this time, with live talent in tow. However, don’t expect a Phil Connors-style repeat this Groundhog Day. Orchard Lounge promises a refreshed vibe with plenty of new grooves. Still on the fence about throwing on your dancing shoes? Here are four reasons to catch this infectious dance party to kick-off your weekend.

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ATOMGA Brings Socially Conscious Afrobeat To The Front Range With Their Debut LP ‘Black Belt’

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date June 2, 2015
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For the past four years ATOMGA has been gettin’ bodies shakin’ and dance floors quakin’ with their progressive brand of Afrobeat. Having released their eponymous EP in early 2014, the 10-piece Afrobeat outfit is back with their first full-length album. The album—recorded by Josh Fairman at Scanhope Sound and mastered by Grant Phabao of Paris DJs—is titled ‘Black Belt’ and it kicks like a roundhouse to the face in the best way possible.

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Fox Street Allstars Announce National Album Release & New Tour Dates

Post Author By listenupdenver
Post Date January 8, 2013
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Denver’s Fox Street […]

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DJ Logic – June 29th – The Bluebird Theatre

Post Author By Brian Turk
Post Date July 6, 2012
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The DJ Logic show at The Bluebird Theatre last Friday had all the elements of a near perfect night in the Denver music scene. There was enough room to dance, the energy was through the roof, and the spontaneous and tight jamming that fueled the party was mind boggling. The creative juices flowing from the stage soaked the audience as the room pulsated with beats straight from the turntable and improvisational sounds straight from the gut. What would have made this near perfect night perfect? If they had played till the break of day.