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Widespread Panic – June 29th – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

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Post Date July 3, 2014
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Panic lore states “never miss a Sunday show” and that proved to be good advice this year! There is just something different about catching a Red Rocks show in the middle of the day, something that feels like vacation. Good vibes and bubbles hung in the air as white fluffy clouds floated across the deep blue sky and The Rocks looked even redder than usual. Sure, it was hot, like mid-90’s hot, but it wasn’t anything a few ice cold beers and some great music couldn’t fix.

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Anders Osborne – May 30th – Bluebird Theater

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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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Zach Chance of Jamestown Revival Talks Texas, The Wasatch Mountains, and Lifelong Friendships

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Post Date February 20, 2014
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What happens when lifelong friends decide to hitch their wagons together and go into business? Well, often it ain’t pretty, but in some very rare cases the years of late night conversations, heated arguments and roadtrips prove their worth and the result is something very special. This is the case with Jamestown Revival, a duo that draws inspiration from Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance’s roots in the rural east Texas town of Magnolia.

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Cervantes’ 11th Anniversary Party – January 18th – Cervantes’

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Post Date January 28, 2014
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Cervantes’ celebrated 11 years as an integral part of the Denver scene last weekend and the party they threw on Saturday was nothing short of incredible. The festivities started in the main ballroom with a powerful set from The Great Guys and throughout the night bouncing back and forth between the Ballroom and The Other Side was almost required as Kim Dawson’s Sisters of Soul, Assembly of Dust, Atomga, and Floodwood all whipped the crowd into a frenzy.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Assembly of Dust – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom – Friday & Saturday January 17th & 18th

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Post Date January 13, 2014
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Over the last ten years Assembly of Dust has crafted a unique sound that recalls the likes of The Band, Traffic and Neil Young. They have taken that early 70’s Americana swagger, put their own funky spin on it. Hooky melodies, poetic lyrics, and a profound depth of musicianship prompted USA Today to say Assembly of Dust has what it takes to “dazzle the Alt-Country universe.”

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The Last Waltz Revisited – November 27th – Ogden Theatre

Post Author By Jeanette Barrow
Post Date December 4, 2013
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The Ogden Theatre was sold-out for the 9th annual The Last Waltz Revisited concert last Wednesday. The Thanksgiving eve tradition is highly anticipated each year, and 2013 was no exception. Smiles abounded with warm hugs being exchanged and old friends reuniting as the venue filled up before the show. Hosted each year by Polytoxic members CR Gruver and Tori Pater, all in all more than 40 musicians graced the stage as they took part in the reenactment of one of the most famous concerts in Rock and Roll history.

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fun. – August 22nd – Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Post Author By Karson Brown
Post Date August 28, 2013
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A very soggy but ecstatic crowd packed the drenched benches at Red Rocks Amphitheater last Thursday night. The energy was seething from the thousands of teenage girls anxious to see the rather charming and animated group that is fun. In the midst of their ‘Most Nights Summer’ Tour, fun.’s performance was a perfectly balanced compilation of new crowd pleasers and old underground favorites. Neither the rain nor the crowd let up for the entire evening, they had come to party with one of country’s hottest pop/rock groups.

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Assembly of Dust – January 12th – Summit Music Hall

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Post Date January 18, 2013
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The mood in Denver was a bit mellow last Saturday after the Broncos disappointing performance in their playoff game earlier in the day and, frankly, the bitter cold weather didn’t help warm spirits much. What did help was a great performance from Assembly Of Dust at Summit Music Hall. They work so hard at what they do and while they aren’t a household name, they should be. It was great to dance alongside people out here in Colorado who recognize how great they are!

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Assembly Of Dust – Summit Music Hall – January 12th

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Post Date January 7, 2013
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Assembly of Dust has a sound that recalls the likes of The Band and Neil Young, but they have taken that early 70’s Americana sound and put their own contemporary spin on it. While they haven’t played Colorado in nearly three years, the band, fronted by former Strangefolk frontman Reid Genauer, should have no problem packing The Summit Music Hall when they come to town this weekend.

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Polytoxic’s Last Waltz Revisited VIII – November 21st – The Ogden

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Post Date November 30, 2012
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Polytoxic’s Annual Last Waltz Revisited is a Denver Thanksgiving tradition that was especially tasty this year. The Ogden was sold-out and filled with an energy that pulsed with love for the music of The Band on Thanksgiving Eve as four generations of audience members sang along to songs that have become ingrained in the fabric of our lives. Parents put their arms around their children, friends hugged each other in the middle of songs and people felt some of their favorite music in a way few get to experience.