Soda Jerk Presents – Listen Here Denver!

“X” – April 1st – Summit Music Hall

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date April 6, 2016
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How does a band remain relevant nearly thirty years later? They do what “X” does and play straight forward honest to God Rock and Roll just like they did when they started in 1977. Last Friday “X” from Los Angeles played a show in Denver to help the Summit Music Hall celebrate their 6th anniversary. If Friday was any indication, you do not want to miss any of the rest of this special concert series that commemorates this milestone.

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Metalachi – February 19th – Marquis Theatre

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date February 29, 2016
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Mexican Mariachi music is made to move you. It is direct, driving, and designed to instill emotion. Most songs are about machismo, love, betrayal, death, politics, and revolutionary heroes. All of this was perfect for a group that came out of L.A. and would become known as the world’s first and only Heavy Metal Mariachi band. On Friday, Soda Jerk presented an all ages showing of Metalachi, the world’s first and only heavy metal mariachi band.

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Metalachi – June 20th – Marquis Theatre

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date June 26, 2014
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In the shadow of Coors Field, and just down the street from the Denver Rescue Mission lies the Marquis Theater. Maybe it is good that the Denver Rescue Mission promises in neon that “God Saves”, because promoter Soda Jerk Presents keeps booking a steady stream of the Devils Music at the Marquis. Tonight’s bill of MF Ruckus and Metalachi would be no exception. Jesus or Satan, Heaven or Hell, the choice is yours in LoDo

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Street Dogs – May 24th – The Summit Music Hall

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date May 31, 2012
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In classic Punk Rock fashion, Soda Jerk Presents gave ticket holders four bands for the price of two last Thursday. Years ago, Punk was played so fast, and most bands only knew a few chords, and had fewer songs yet. Back then, you had to have five or six bands on the schedule just to fill up two hours. This was not to be the case when the Aggrolites and Street Dogs headed up a bill that blended several different genres with Punk sensibilities over the course of a lineup that represented a collective 13 or more albums.

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Mike Pinto Band – March 15th – The Marquis Theatre

Post Author By Ian Irie Sky Edge
Post Date March 22, 2012
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When Mike Pinto is in town you can count on a good group of people showing up for his show. And when Mike invites hometown heroes P-Nuckle out to open, they call their friends, and they call their friends, and so on. Suffice it to say, that last Thursday quickly become one of those magical nights at the Marquis Theatre where the faces are all too familiar and the energy is just right. Not to mention $5 PBR 2X4s and $2 slices – Hello Thursday night!

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Doomtree – January 22nd – Summit Music Hall

Post Author By Zane Edge
Post Date January 25, 2012
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Doomtree stopped in Denver on Sunday night as part of their “No Kings” tour, and smiling faces, words of gratitude, and flashing cameras filled the Summit Music Hall. Throughout the evening each of the 5 emcees showcased a collection of fan favorites blended effortlessly with material from the collective’s new album. To make things even better, the group announced a series of Colorado dates in late March before they left stage for good!

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Gwar – November 16th – Summit Music Hall

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date November 20, 2011
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Upon taking the stage, Oderus Urungus share the news of the untimely death of guitarist Cory Smoot with all of us by saying, “Flattus Maximus has decided to return to his beloved Planet Home, and will never return to this mudball planet again.” While the tour’s quintet had become a foursome, the primal need to sexually enslave and or kill the entire human race strangely seemed to lessen the evenings sadness.