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Swedish DJ duo Dada Life played a show at 1stBank Center on March 13 and one of the two DJs that form the duo, Stefan Engblom, got a taste of Colorado in the form of Rocky Mountain oysters — that's sliced and deep-fried bull testicles — provided by the Buckhorn Exchange. A couple of lucky fans joined in at a backstage spread before the show to share the treat with Englblom, who had never eaten the chewy delicacies before. Videographer Nisa East captured the Engblom as he had a ball.
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