When Motorhead rocked the Fillmore Auditorium last September, Lemmy and crew had the Misfits in tow. When the band hits the venue again on Saturday, September 26 the metal legends will co-headline with Reverend Horton Heat, and Nashville Pussy gets things warmed up. The Black Crowes also return the Fillmore on Friday, November 13 with Truth and Salvage Company opening the show. Tickets are $40 in advance and $45 day of the show. Both shows go on sale Saturday, July 11 at 10 a.m. Then there's the
Thee Goochi BoizNobunny, Thee Goochi Boiz, Lust Cats of the Gutters, Shanty Vamps, the Manxx
Friday, August 21, 2009
Denver Creative Co-op Studio
Better than: A persistent case of scabies
I didn't get to the show Friday night in time to catch opening act The
Manxx, but I certainly didn't leave thinking I'd had anything short of
enough garage rock. If the MC5 itself had played a nine-hour set in the
prison cell of my own personal hell, I couldn't have left more satiated.
Whoodeefreakinghoo! Good fortune is smiling on us today. Looks like the music gods do love us after all. After posting a song from Chad Price's new solo record earlier today, we just received word that our pals at Suburban Home are graciously offering a free download of an out-of-print album from Drag the River. Recorded live at the Starlight in Fort Collins, the aptly titled Live at Starlight was issued by Mars Motors in 2002 and has been out-of-print for a while now. Subsequently, copies of
Time, A Clock, Damon JeVon, Agent Strange and Doctype
Thursday, October 8, 2009
hi-dive
Better Than: That Alex Jones documentary on Bohemian Grove.A Clock from Fort Collins kicked off Thursday's night show at the
hi-dive, with his skilled sidekick, a DJ named Deadbeat, spinning jazz
and R&B. Throughout his set, A Clock engaged in mid-tempo lyrical
phrases that moved from spoken word into an explosion of rapid-fire
slam poetry. With songs about self-discovery and self-affirmation, A
Clock p
Drag the River has always been about giving fans the biggest bang for their hard-earned buck. If you ever stumbled into a bar that has a Drag record in the jukebox, for instance, you've probably noticed that if you select the last track on the album, you're treated to the entire album. Genius, right? So it's not hard to believe Suburban Home Records honcho Virgil Dickerson when he says that Jon Snodgrass probably isn't going to be too stoked about Primer, a new limited edition Drag the River
In the short time Jonny Woodrose & the Broken-Hearted Woodpeckers
have been together, the outfit has grown from being a bit of a joke band vehicle
for singer Jonson Kuhn's humorous storytelling into one of the most
engaging and fun Americana bands in the scene. The project's
early shows consisted of Jonson playing guitar and singing songs, but it
quickly evolved into a full, four-piece band including guitarist
Charles Kern, drummer David Vanderiet and bass player Brian Payne.
Consciously
