Practically every single belief structure since the beginning of recorded history highlights a duality, or figure-ground, of Darkness and Light. Heaven and Hell; Creation and Destruction; Chaos and Order; Yin and Yang. One cannot exist without another, plus it requires a measured, balanced abundance of the two to create a complete, or even gestalt. In […]
Images by: Jeremy Williams Sixty million years ago, colliding tectonic plates thrust ancestral layers of Precambrian and Paleozoic stone to the heavens. Millennia later, the Ute people stumbled upon a bright red bowl of acoustic splendor, perfect for ritual and celebration. And from the moment that entrepreneur John Brisben Walker built the first wooden stage […]
Tenacious D brought their tour in support of 2018’s Post-Apocalypto to the scenic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado on Thursday. The D was backed by the Colorado Symphony Orchestra for a special night on the Rocks. Jack Black and Kyle Gass along with bassist John Spiker, guitarist John Konesky and drummer Scott Seiver teamed […]
Umphrey’s McGee opened a three-night stand at Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside Denver on Friday night. Adhering to a support set by Spafford, UM took the stage at the majestic venue and delivered 2 collections, together with the second featuring their introduction cover of Pink Floyd’s “Have A Cigar” using Doom Flamingo vocalist Kanika Moore sitting-in. […]
Lettuce threw their fourth annual Rage Rocks concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Saturday night in Morrison, Colorado. The show began with a Jerry Garcia Band tribute set before Lettuce focused on originals to close out the night. The JGB set got underway with the instrumental “Finders Keepers.” From there, Lettuce was joined by longtime […]
Gov’t Mule followed the beginning of the European Tour on Monday night by confirming their 2019 look at Red Rocks. The quartet will play the famed Morrison, Colorado place on August 18 with assistance from Ryan Bingham. Last night Mule concert at Saint Luke’s in Glasgow, Scotland started with “Railroad Boy. ” From there, the […]
The Disco Biscuits closed out a three-night Colorado run last night at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Prefaced by two solid nights at the Ogden Theater in Denver, night three featured the debut of an instrumental cover of Blondie’s “Rapture” and an encore bust out of “The City.” The quartet kicked off set one with a “Hope” […]
Phil Lesh and The Terrapin Family Band Finished their concert on Thursday night with help from Jenny Lewis. The show took place at the Grateful Dead bassist’so called Terrapin Crossroads place in San Rafael, California as a warmup for its outfit ’s excursion to Red Rocks following week. Lewis arose towards the band ’ s […]
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead pulled into the New York City suburb of Montclair, New Jersey on Friday for a gig in the Wellmont Theater. The quintet utilized their encore to admit Phil Lesh’s birthday together with delivering an area-appropriate cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Born To Run. ” Drummer Joe Russo, guitarists Tom Hamilton and Scott […]
Mike Gordon returned to the road with his solo band on Friday kicking off a two-week tour at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta. The bassist offered up a pair of brand new tunes along with his band’s debuts of the Phish song “Infinite” and a cover Led Zeppelin’s “D’yer Ma’ker” Gordon along with guitarist Scott Murawski, […]
