Sierra Ferrell. Red Rocks Amphitheatre. 09.05.22 From busking across America to racking up hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube, from stealing the show at festivals to the iconic stage at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Sierra Ferrell is on top of the world right now, and she is embracing it. Strutting onto the stage with her
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Here and There Festival. Mission Ballroom. 09.03.22 “I got lost somewhere between Here And There, I’m not sure what the town was called” Here and There was touted as a “touring festival,” but not in the way Lollapalooza or Warped were touring festivals. Curated by Courtney Barnett, it was essentially her summer tour with a
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The National with Bartees Strange. Dillon Amphitheater. 08.10.22 Red Rocks will always be the most iconic amphitheater in Colorado (and the country, for that matter), but it is not the only amphitheater the Centennial State has to offer. No, I am not talking about the corporate hellhole down in Greenwood Village. There’s The Mishawaka in
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The Wild Hearts Tour. Mission Ballroom. 08.07.22 The Wild Heart Tour brought three of the most celebrated female musicians across the country for a month from July 21st through August 21st, ending with a pair of shows in Central Park. The Denver stop came right in the middle of the run and found all three
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Fire in the Mountains 2022 It took Jeremy Walker, Founder & Owner of Fire in the Mountains, less than five hours to answer the questions I emailed just days before his third festival kicked off at the Heart 6 Ranch in Moran, Wyoming. I had five questions, but Jeremy’s answer to the third inquiry was
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Palomino Festival 2022 What defines country music? Wikipedia defines it as a “genre of American popular music that originated in the Southern United States in the 1920s.” It goes on to say that country music “often consists of ballads and dance tunes with generally simple forms and harmonies accompanied by mostly string instruments.” I can’t
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Good Riddance. Marquis Theatre. 01.25.18 May 5th, 1994. I am 17 years old and sitting in my ’84 Honda Accord in a dirt parking lot at the World Beat Center in San Diego. It’s 6 pm, and there are no other cars in the lot. I am early. Ridiculously early. A month has passed since
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St. Vincent. Fillmore Auditorium. 01.15.18 Some nights are just strange in a way that cannot be explained. Maybe all nights are, and we just miss out on the extraordinary because we are so focused on the stimulus we receive from the ordinary. There is nothing wrong with meeting a group of friends to grab a
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Corey Feldman and the Angels. Buffalo Rose. 06.23.17 The Goonies and Stand by Me are two of my favorite films from childhood. The Lost Boys is right up there as well. Corey Feldman was the coolest kid I never knew in those formative years. But then Gleaming the Cube happened. It was an awful movie,
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Mike Cooley. Larimer Lounge. 12.02.16 / 12.03.16 The last time Mike Cooley passed through town without the other Truckers, he was welcomed by a blizzard. After a long day of travel from Seattle, “delirious and drunk were staring each other down, and neither could see shit,” but that didn’t stop him from performing almost every
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