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Friday, February 03
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Boulder
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KGNU Presents:
Dr. Dog w/Purling Hiss
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Boulder Theater
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 Dr. Dog was officially established in 1999 with the Psychedelic Swamp record. What followed was an intense period of stockpiling eight-track recordings, open-ended enrollment policies where Dr. Dog membership included a man who played a one-string guitar in a skintight skeleton costume and another who danced in the crowd while wearing a tuxedo. Despite their loyal hometown following, Dr. Dog could have very well remained a Philadelphia phenomenon had McMickens then-girlfriend not slipped a copy of Toothbrush, a collection of home recordings, to Jim James of My Morning Jacket, who would take them on their first tour and prepare the way for the waves of positive press that would greet 2005's Easy Beat.
Dr. Dog has created a song cycle of doubt and despair, bookended with the woozily swirling harmonies of Leamans lonely opener Stranger and the harsh self-critique of the title track, a gnarled admission that sometimes its best to admit your mistakes and move on. The tone is entirely different, with doubt, confusion and unanswered questions. And yet Shame, Shame is not a joyless affair. Its a record destined to claim its place on the timeless margins, untouched by modern tastes and content to exist on its own terms. Dig deeper, and you'll hear that its the sound of bones groaning to support new growth and the story of how just how difficult the maturation process is, even when you want it more than anything. It's the sound of Dr. Dog writing their next chapter, the one they've been working towards since they played their first notes together.
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Dr. Dog
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Boulder Theater
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w/ Purling Hiss 8:00 p.m.
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CU-Boulder College of Music: Guest Recital - Erik Deutsch Band
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CU - Grusin Music Hall
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7:30 p.m., Free and open to the public
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Fort Collins
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9th Annual Colorado Dulcimer Festival and Concerts
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Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
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Festival style: We are an Entertaining, Instructional Festival with two Concerts (7-9pm)
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Jamestown
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Clarck's Quark
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm
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LaPorte
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idlewhile
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Bar Double S
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9:00 pm idlewhile band original folk and indie in Laporte/Ft Collins
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Denver
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Flos Underground, jazz combos. Featuring Hard Bop combo, coached
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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5:00 pm. Williams Recital Salon.
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Opera Scenes Presented by the Lamont Opera Theatre Program.
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall. Free parking.
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Convocation # 1: Solo Honors Competition Honorable Mention Winne
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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2:30 pm. Gates Concert Hall.
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Faceman's Waltz
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Bluebird Theatre
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9:00 p.m
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Presidents Own Marine Band Brass Quintet. Master Class Lamont G
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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11:00 am Hamilton Recital Hall.
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Saturday, February 04
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Boulder
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In Solidarity: Leonard Peltier Commemoration Concert
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Ozo Coffee downtown
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Featuring Dango Rose and Sage Cook of Elephant Revival, Mark Silent Bear, Elena Klaver, and others.
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The Ariel Fletcher Band
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Country rock covers. 7:30 pm.
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Bellvue
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The Magic Beans
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Mishawaka Ampitheatre
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Magic Beans are a fusion jam band band, "slamgrass, spacefunk, shredtronica, ragestep"
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Fort Collins
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9th Annual Colorado Dulcimer Festival and Concerts
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Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
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Festival style: We are an Entertaining, Instructional Festival with two Concerts (7-9pm)
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Jamestown
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Chordis Blue
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm
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Louisville
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Onda
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Waterloo
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9pm
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Denver
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Robotic Pirate Monkey
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Cervante`s Masterpiece Theater
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w/ Virtual Boy, Gladkill & Bitch Please
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IRIE STILL @ Bob Marley's Birthday Celebration
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Herman`s Hideaway
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visit www.iriestill.com for discounted web tickets. IRIE STILL plays at 9:30pm.
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Sunday, February 05
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Boulder
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Sunday Night Jazz Jam with host Mark Diamond and Big Swing Trio
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Boulder Outlook Hotel's Blues and Greens
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7:30 - 10pm, Players and listeners welcome, backline provided
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Greater Boulder Youth Orchestras
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CU - Macky Auditorium
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Concert begins at 2pm.
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CU-Boulder College of Music: Guest Recital - Saxton Rose, bassoo
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CU - Grusin Music Hall
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7:30 p.m., Free and open to the public
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Nederland
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The Longest Day of the Year
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Eldora
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TLDOTY play hard hitting Outlaw Americana and alt-country!
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Denver
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Opera Scenes Presented by the Lamont Opera Theatre Program.
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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2:30 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall. Free parking.
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Monday, February 06
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Boulder
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CU-Boulder College of Music: Guest Recital - Jennifer Hayghe, pi
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CU - Grusin Music Hall
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7:30 p.m., Free and open to the public
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Jamestown
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Open Mic
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm__
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Tuesday, February 07
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Boulder
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Mark Diamond and Bill Kopper Jazz Duo
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The Bitter Bar
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7-10pm every Tuesday, Live jazz and Brazilian music.
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CU-Boulder College of Music: Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band
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CU - Macky Auditorium
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7:30 p.m., Free and open to the public
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Denver
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Lamont School of Music: Lamont Community Concert Series Presents
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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12:00 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall.
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Wednesday, February 08
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Niwot
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Laurie D music party and shop til ya drop
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Rockin Robins
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5:30 pm Pre-Valentines Party best used and Vintage clothing in Colorado!
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Denver
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KGNU Presents:
Greensky Bluegrass
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Bluebird Theatre
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 If you're familiar with bluegrass music, then you're tuned in to some of what Greensky Bluegrass does. They're also known to throw a great party, rock n roll, and (if the critics are to be believed) they have great songs. They are unquestionably a team of friends that traverse the country making music they enjoy. What makes Greensky different than Bluegrass? Poignant rural ballads about real people? Dobro tone that Jerry (Douglas or Garcia) would love? Distortion Pedals? Grit and attitude from a whiskey soaked card game? Indeed, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. This quintet from Michigan has been staying up late at all the coolest festivals and stopping to play your favorite clubs and theaters across America for 11 years now. Nearly 175 shows per year has prepared them for the rigorous task of continuity. Greensky Bluegrass isn't slowing down. They're coming to your town to help you party down. Yeah. Really. Like you never thought possible. At the start of the millenium, some of these guys met, then they met more guys. They thought Greensky was a clever name for a bluegrass band. Fast forward to 2011 when they recorded their fourth studio record, called Handguns. Among them, words like, proud, killer, and damn right! have been spoken in regards to the music of Handguns. While they all may be accurate, we hope you'll find far more than you expected - even more than we expected contained in this piece work that may well come to define one of 21st Century Americas hardest working musical ensembles.
16+ doors 8 p.m./show 9 p.m.
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KENNY NEAL with Sammy Dee Morton BAnd
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Soiled Dove
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Door 7:00, Show 8:00
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Thursday, February 09
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Boulder
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KGNU Presents:
Paper Bird
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Fox Theatre
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 When asked what genre of music they play, they answer "joyful." The eight-piece band consists of three female singers, accompanied by banjo, guitar, stand-up bass, percussion and trombone.
Their rare and beautiful approach to music led them to be featured on NPRs All Things Considered and they were voted in the Top 10 Best Underground Bands by Denver Post three years in a row, as well as 5280s Top of the Town 2009 "Top Local Band".
with Eye & the Arrow w/ Patrick Dethlefs & Nick Jaina. all ages 8:30 p.m. doors/9pm show
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KGNU Presents:
Greensky Bluegrass
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Fox Theatre
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 If you're familiar with bluegrass music, then you're tuned in to some of what Greensky Bluegrass does. They're also known to throw a great party, rock n roll, and (if the critics are to be believed) they have great songs. They are unquestionably a team of friends that traverse the country making music they enjoy. What makes Greensky different than Bluegrass? Poignant rural ballads about real people? Dobro tone that Jerry (Douglas or Garcia) would love? Distortion Pedals? Grit and attitude from a whiskey soaked card game? Indeed, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.
This quintet from Michigan has been staying up late at all the coolest festivals and stopping to play your favorite clubs and theaters across America for 11 years now. Nearly 175 shows per year has prepared them for the rigorous task of continuity. Greensky Bluegrass isn't slowing down. They're coming to your town to help you party down. Yeah. Really. Like you never thought possible.
At the start of the millenium, some of these guys met, then they met more guys. They thought Greensky was a clever name for a bluegrass band. Fast forward to 2011 when they recorded their fourth studio record, called Handguns. Among them, words like, proud, killer, and damn right! have been spoken in regards to the music of Handguns.
all ages doors 8:30 p.m./show 9 p.m.
While they all may be accurate, we hope you'll find far more than you expected - even more than we expected contained in this piece work that may well come to define one of 21st Century Americas hardest working musical ensembles.
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Laurie D with Brian Trumbell on bass
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Treppeda's Italian Ristorante
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6:30 pm Jazz and fine Italian cuisine! Special guest Brian Trumbell on bass!
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Jamestown
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The People Upstairs
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm
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Lafayette
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Pete & Joan Wernick and The Winstons
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Nissi`s
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Pre-Valentine's Day Show, full set from each couple and a sing-along! 7:30pm.
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Longmont
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KENNY NEAL with Sammy Dee Morton BAnd
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Dicken's Opera House
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Show 8:00 - 11;30
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Denver
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Lamont School of Music: Lamont Ragtime Ensemble. John Kinzie, d
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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12:00 pm. Joy Burns Plaza
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Lamont School of Music: Lamont Symphony Orchestra. Lawrence Gol
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30 pm. Gates Concert Hall. Free parking.
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idlewhile
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The Walnut Room
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Doors 7 pm w/ AM Arscott, Idlewhile original folk, Denver City Saltlicks and Casey James Prestwood a
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Friday, February 10
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Boulder
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Moe.
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Boulder Theater
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7:30 p.m.
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high desert
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Acoustic Folk / Rock. 7:30
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Teresa Storch
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Boulder Unity Church
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Singer/songwriter of acoustic rock music, Teresa Storch. Ticket info: 303-442-1411.
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Jockamo and Jill
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Boulder Outlook Hotel
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8pm
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Patty Jackson / high desert
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Acoustic Folk/Rock. 7:30 pm.
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Broomfield
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Boulder Chamber Orchestra
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Broomfield Auditorium
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Presents "Joy". Concert Includes: Tchaikovsky, String Serenade
Mozart, Divertimento, K. 136
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Fort Collins
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Dave Richey and the Ruined Nation Band
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Avogadro's Number
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8:00 p.m.
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Jamestown
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DJ Jenkins
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm
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Denver
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Lamont School of Music: Flos Underground, jazz combos. Featuring
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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5:00 pm. Williams Recital Salon.
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Mat Kearney
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Ogden Theatre
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9:00 p.m.
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Perpetual Groove
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Bluebird Theatre
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9:00 p.m
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Beats Noir W/ In Better Senses
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The Walnut Room
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7pm.
21+
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Spatula reunion show w/Little Fyodor and The Hacks
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Climax Lounge
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2217 Welton St in Denver, Doors at 8, show at 9, 21+
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Patrick Dethlefs with Esme Collins
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The Thin Man
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Night one of a 3 night Residency over the month of February. The show will feature Patrick Dethlefs
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Abigail Williams and Centimani
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Old Curtis Street Bar
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Doors @ 9pm, 18+, Abigail Williams w/Special Guests Kastigation, Centimani, Belhor
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Saturday, February 11
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Boulder
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KGNU Presents:
KGNUs Mardi Gras Party w/ JoJo Reed and Happy Hill Zydeco
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Avalon Ballroom
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 KGNU is teaming up with the Colorado Friends of Cajun and Zydeco music to bring you a true Mardi Gras dance!
Louisiana musician JoJo Reed will perform two full sets with his band, and there will be traditional dance lessons taught at 7pm, followed by dancing from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Plan of authentic low country cuisine, beverages, auctions and more.
We would love to see you there! Tickets are $20 for general admission, $10 for students with a valid ID. This is a fundraising event; tickets are available in advance online at kgnu.org or at the door.
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CU Presents Artist Series: Tango Meets Jazz - Pablo Ziegler Ense
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CU - Macky Auditorium
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Show begins at 7:30 p.m. with a Pre-concert Conversation at 6:45 p.m. in Macky Room 102.
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Moe.
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Boulder Theater
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7:30 p.m.
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Love: Art Songs and Arias
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Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
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"Love": Soprano Lisa Edwards Phillips. 7:30 p.m.
Songs: Rodrigo, Puccini, Mozart, Schubert, Faure.
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Boulder Chamber Orchestra
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First Congregational Church
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Presents "Joy". Concert includes: Tchaikovsky, String Serenade;
Mozart, Divertimento K.136
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The Pelta-Tiller Duo
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Harmony Music House
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Doors 7:30 Show 8pm All Acoustic House Concert 32 seats
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Remnant w/ Lulu Granji
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Electronica. 7:30
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Arvada
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irie still
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D-Note
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visit www.iriestill.com IRIE STILL plays from 7:O0pm TO 9:30PM.
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Jamestown
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Jaden Carlson & Chris Sheldon
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm
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Denver
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Conspirator with Samples
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Bluebird Theatre
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9:00 p.m
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Sunday, February 12
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Boulder
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Takacs Quartet: Chamber Series
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CU - Grusin Music Hall
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4:00 p.m.
Edward Dusinberre,violin
Karoly Schranz,violin
Geraldine Walther,viola
Andras Fejer,cello
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Sunday Night Blues Jam with host Mark Diamond and The Heavy Cats
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Boulder Outlook Hotel's Blues and Greens
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7:30 - 10pm, Players and listeners welcome, backline provided
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Kids for Bach Concert
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Boulder Public Library
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2 pm - K-12 auditioned winners performing solo and chamber works of J.S. Bach
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Fort Collins
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Willy Porter
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Avogadros Number
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Start time: 7:00 pm
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Monday, February 13
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Boulder
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The Heavy Cats with Mark Diamond, Lionel Young, Jay Forrest, and
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Pearl St. Pub & Cellar
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Every other Monday from 10pm-1:30am. Food, drink and music served late
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Takacs Quartet: Encore Series
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CU - Grusin Music Hall
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7:30 p.m.
Edward Dusinberre,violin
Karoly Schranz,violin
Geraldine Walther,viola
Andras Fejer,cello
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Tuesday, February 14
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Boulder
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A Sweet Valentine Show with Wendy Woo
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Alt Indie Rock. 7:30 pm
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Mark Diamond and Bill Kopper Jazz Duo
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The Bitter Bar
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7-10pm every Tuesday, Live jazz and Brazilian music.
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CU-Boulder College of Music: Faculty Tuesday - Douglas Walter, v
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CU - Grusin Music Hall
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7:30 p.m., Featuring CU-Boulder faculty, Free and open to the public
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Denver
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Lamont School of Music: Jeremy Dittus, Workshop on Dalcroze Eurh
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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3:00 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall.
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Erica Brown Band at Mercury Cafe
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Mercury Cafe
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Erica Brown is a bona-fide Blueswoman. Live Music and Dancing - 303-294-9258. 8 p.m.
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Wednesday, February 15
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Boulder
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The Longest Day of the Year
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Pearl St. Pub & Cellar
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TLDOTY play hard hitting Outlaw Americana and alt-country!
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Denver
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The Playground Ensemble: Music of Heryk Gorecki
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30. We celebreate the life of this influential and beloved Polish composer.
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Lamont School of Music: The Playground. Lamont Artists-In-Resid
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall.
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The Slackers
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Bluebird Theatre
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8:00 p.m
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Thursday, February 16
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Boulder
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Springdale Quartet
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Fox Theatre
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Doors: 8:30pm
Opening for Dumstaphunk
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Jamestown
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Magpie
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Jamestown Mercantile
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Friday event...begins @6:00pm ends 8:00pm__Thursday and Saturday events begin @8:00pm end @10:00pm
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Denver
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Excision
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Ogden Theatre
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w/ Liquid Stranger & Lucky Date 9:00 p.m.
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The Playground Ensemble: Music of Morten Lauridsen
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30. Come meet Morten Lauridsen as we collaborate on an evening of his music with the Evans Choir.
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Excision with Liquid Stranger and Lucky Date
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Ogden Theatre
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9:00 p.m
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Lamont School of Music: John Klinghammer, clarinet. Master Clas
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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6:00 pm. Williams Recital Salon.
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Lamont School of Music: Evans Choir featuring The Playground, La
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall.
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Patrick Dethlefs with Eye and the Arrow
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The Thin Man
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Patrick Dethlefs w/ Eye and the Arrow. Starts at 8pm.
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Friday, February 17
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Boulder
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KGNU Presents:
Snowlive featuring Soulive and JJ Grey of MOFRO w/Jennifer Harts
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Fox Theatre
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 When brothers Neal and Alan Evans first invited guitarist Eric Krasno to get down at their Woodstock, NY studio (a session that led to the trios break-out record Get Down! in 1999), it was out of mutual love for the great soul-jazz organ trios of the 60s and 70s (Jimmy Smith, Groove Holmes, Brother Jack McDuff).
Not many bands can say theyve recorded with Chaka Khan, Dave Matthews, Talib Kweli and John Scofield. Nor can many bands open for The Rolling Stones on one tour and have Stevie Wonder sit in with them on the next tour. The developed musical relationships, from the aforementioned artists to Derek Trucks, Maceo Parker, Susan Tedeschi, Karl Denson, Robert Randolph, Joshua Redman, Kenny Garrett, Fred Wesley, The Roots, Ivan Neville and so many others, speak volumes about both how versatile these talented musicians are. Jazz, hip-hop, rock, soul, funk, R & B, Blues musically, there is not much the band hasn't done.
March 2011 marked the 12 year anniversary of the trio, who celebrated their careers at Bowlive II alongside their longtime co-conspirators that comprise Royal Family Records: the Shady Horns (Sam Kininger and Ryan Zoidis), Nigel Hall, and all the Soulive side projects, including Lettuce, Fyre Dept, Chapter 2, and Adam Deitchs Break Science. The Bowlive residency at Brooklyn Bowl was their second annual residency which drew over 8,000 fans over ten nights with guests such as Maceo Parker, John Scofield, Ivan Neville, Talib Kweli, and Pharoahe Monch.
In 2010, Soulive released Rubber Soulive their take on Beatles classics to rave reviews. The future of funk is in good hands.
FULL PASS AVAILABLE--includes 3 shows, 4 workshops and a poster
all ages, 8:30 p.m. doors/show 9pm
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Boulder Symphony, featuring student winners of Colorado State Mu
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First Presbyterian Church
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7:00 pm
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The Guests
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Alt Indie Punk Rock. 7:30
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Seicento Baroque Ensemble: From Lament to Light
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Grace Lutheran Church
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7:30PM Chamber choir sings works by Biber, Schutz, Kuhnau, with vocal soloists and period orchestra
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Louisville
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Coffeehouse Concert with Swing State
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Louisville Center for the Arts
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Doors open at 7:00 PM. Show at 7:30 PM.
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idlewhile
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Waterloo Icehouse
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9:00 pm doors idlewhile band performs original folk and indie
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Denver
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Excision
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Ogden Theatre
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*2 Day Passes Available* 9:00 p.m.
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The Longest Day of the Year, CD Release
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Pete's Monkey Bar
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TLDOTY play hard hitting Outlaw Americana and alt-country! Denver CD Release Party!
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Lamont School of Music: Linda Wang, violin & Alice Rybak, piano.
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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7:30 pm. Hamilton Recital Hall.
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Lamont School of Music: Convocation # 2: Jazz Competition Solo H
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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2:30 pm. Gates Concert Hall.
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Lamont School of Music: Flos Underground, jazz combos. Featuring
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Newman Ctr for Performing Arts
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5:00 pm. Williams Recital Salon.
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Future Rock
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Bluebird Theatre
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8:00 p.m
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Excision
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Ogden Theatre
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9:00 p.m
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Mid-Winter Bluegrass Festival
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Northglenn Ramada Plaza
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Fri.showtime 6:15 PM - 10:00PM
Sat.showtime Noon - 10:00PM
Sun. showtime 10:15AM
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