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Firefly Autism “Road To Blues & Brews” Artist Interview: Rachel & The Ruckus

Post Author By Ella Brink
Post Date July 30, 2015
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Whether it’s raising two kids, voicing over Cinderella, or singing in a band, Rachel Alena of the band, Rachel & The Ruckus is surely something. An inspiring story of a life in L.A. and a musical journey to Colorado is just the beginning. Rachel’s just getting warmed up! Rachel & The Ruckus, is a band you won’t want to miss at this weekend’s Firefly Autism “Road to Blues & Brews” at Park House. They play from 3:20 to 4:05.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: The California Honeydrops – Cervantes’ Other Side– Thursday, June 18th

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date June 16, 2015
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The California Honeydrops don’t just play music—they throw parties. Led by dynamic vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Lech Wierzynski, and drawing on diverse musical influences from Bay Area R&B, funk, Southern soul, Delta blues, and New Orleans second-line, the Honeydrops bring vibrant energy and infectious dance-party vibes to their shows.

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Fox Street Lines Up The Big Band For Annual Bluebird Throw-Down

Post Author By Gary Mellini
Post Date January 14, 2015
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Fox Street is playing the Bluebird Theater on Friday and they are bringing their big band sound with them. For the last 8 or 9 years, their soulful mix of Rock, Funk, and R&B swing has made them a staple of the blossoming Denver music scene. Listen Up Denver! sat down for an extensive conversation, and a few beers, with the band to get their thoughts on the group’s evolving sound, what’s to come in 2015, and what its like being in the middle of a burgeoning music scene like Denver.

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Part Two – Joe Russo Talks Shpongle, EDM, and “Almost Dead”

Post Author By Gary Mellini
Post Date October 9, 2014
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We had the pleasure of talking with Furthur drummer Joe Russo about this weekend’s Colorado shows with Joe Russo’s Almost Dead as well as some of his other recent and upcoming projects and collaborations. In part two of our interview with Sir Joe, he opened up about his studio work and upcoming album, what he loves about genre hopping, and the inspiration he’s drawn from playing with Shpongle and Cass McCombs and legends like Phil Lesh and Bob Weir.

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Grace Potter & The Nocturnals – September 20th – Red Rocks

Post Author By tdwenger
Post Date September 25, 2014
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6 min read

Last Saturday night at Red Rocks could have been the most perfect night on The Rocks all season. The beautiful late summer day gave way to evening that was just on the right side of chilly and the steps were filled with music fans of all ages. There were veteran rockers on hand to witness Grace Potter’s 70’s leaning Rock stylings; there were hipsters with an open ear for opener Lake Street Dive and their Jazzy brand of Folk-Pop; one thing was for sure, everyone knew this was a monster triple bill.

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Alabama’s Fancastle Harnessing Music Sites To Market Sports Apparel

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date September 24, 2014
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Beck – August 15th – Red Rocks

Post Author By Nate Todd
Post Date August 22, 2014
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6 min read

As the sun went down with one last blustery gasp and Red Rocks filled to capacity, there was an electricity in the air despite the fact that the crowd was all beer and joints. But Beck and his band were a different story. They came out of the gate with a kick, opening with the rollicking classic “Devil’s Haircut,” and it was all energy and shenanigans from there as the band rocketed around the stage like flying monkeys on amphetamines for much of the night. Three words: Bottle and Cans.

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Devo – June 23rd – Summit Music Hall

Post Author By Johne Edge
Post Date July 2, 2014
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The DEVOted were out adorned in their plastic power domes. Legend has it that the Dome Hat collects energy that escapes from the crown of the human head and pushes it back into the Medula Oblongata for increased mental energy. Not sure if Devo founding member Jerry Casales really had this in mind when they came up with the design or not, but I can tell you that the line to get in was abuzz with energy and anticipation for the night’s show.

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Telluride Bluegrass Festival – June 19th-22nd – Telluride, CO

Post Author By Drew Gottlieb
Post Date June 30, 2014
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14 min read

Telluride Bluegrass. Once you’ve been there, whether it’s for a day, a week, or forty consecutive years, it becomes part of you. It’s the smiles on the faces of the performers as they look out from the stage over the most beautiful landscape their songs and melodies have ever echoed across. It is the meticulous, almost anal-retentive, organization of the event that somehow translates to a vibe conducive to dancing and singing and a passionately laid-back attitude from some of the most fervent music lovers anywhere.

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Rich Robinson’s “Ceaseless Sight” Helps Him To Shape A New Musical Identity

Post Author By James Dumm
Post Date June 25, 2014
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8 min read

For an artist who has spent the better part of 25 years enjoying success on the road and in the recording studio as a founding member of The Black Crowes, one could assume that leaving the nest might be a scary proposition for Rich Robinson. If the music on “The Ceaseless Sight” is any indication, Robinson is shaping an entirely new musical identity. We sat down with Robinson to get the story behind the album more.