July Issue! by Scene Magazine

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PERFORMANCE ART IGNITES CHANGE AT ARISE ARISE Festival is almost here and I can’t wait! July is full of fun and heat, but don’t wear yourself out before the first weekend in August. Sunrise Ranch in Loveland is the place to be from August 4-6 to indulge your senses and enjoy a wonderful community of creatives gathering together. From ecoconsciousness, activities for kids, the best music from around the country, workshops, yoga, theme camps, vendors, and art, the journey on the Road to ARISE has given us a glimpse into the magical world that exists for just one weekend a year. For this, our final installment, I had the honor of interviewing Lauraleigh MaQi, a multi-talented fire dancer and aerialist with Lunar Fire, who helps coordinate all the performers you see at ARISE. Lauraleigh spoke of the talent that will be at ARISE, “I bring on fire dancers, aerialists, belly dancers, spirit dancers, and something new this year: roaming entertainment. When I’m going through performer applications for ARISE I look for artists who are dedicated to their art that want to show up to inspire the world. I’m always looking to find artists who have a special relationship to their art and how they connect with the audience.” “Performance artists,” Lauraleigh continued, “like musicians, story tellers, or anyone who has a stage with an audience, have an amazing opportunity and responsibility with how they represent their art. They have a chance to inspire the audience

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with the spirit of their art and represent the change they want to see on the world. In a way, being a performance artist is like being living art; reflecting dreams, visions, inspirations, or a message to the world.” Lauraleigh expressed her favorite aspect of ARISE, “The community! This festival is not just about getting a bunch of people to come out to a party, it’s about building bridges and community and creating opportunities with each other and to grow together.” This year brings some big names to the ARISE stages including Atmosphere, Lettuce, Wookiefoot, Tipper, and Rising Appalachia, and some great local bands to our Scene Magazine Stage like The Symbols, Write Minded, and Stella Luce and the lucky winners of the Rock the Scene contest: Proximity, Guerrilla Fanfare, and Rastasaurus. Lauraleigh spoke about who she is looking forward to seeing at this year’s Festival, “Ani DiFranco! Her music played a huge role in my life when I was young discovering who I was as a person and I’m really excited to hear music from

her new album that’s coming out. I’m also looking forward to Earth Guardians, Desert Dwellers, Break Science, Tierro Band, Totem and whatever Android Jones brings to the festival.” Lauraleigh has some sound advice for you, our dear readers, “Don’t miss Beats Antique. Zoe is not just one of the most inspiring dancers in the universe, but she brings so much fun and life to their show. Definitely check out Lunar Fire’s performance on Sunday. Lunar Fire is the art project I’ve been putting my heart and soul into for the last 13 years. It’s a synergistic performance of music, dance, theatre, and spirit. Fractal Tribe is a local group of superhuman inspirational beings performing choreographed aerial, acro, and fire dance acts that are always super inspiring for everyone.” These amazing performances and the incredible music at the 5th anniversary of the ARISE Festival are going to leave you breathless! Hope to see you there. Check out the full lineup and schedule of events and get your tickets here: arisefestival.com.

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Rockfest Modern Band Rockfest and Symposium, an annual conference for music teachers, arts administrators, and higher education leaders from across the country is coming to Colorado State University on July 28-31, brought to you by the Bohemian Foundation. You may remember hearing about Rockfest in our February issue about Little Kids Rock, which is the program that teaches kids to perform in their Modern Bands in our very own Poudre School District, and over 100 cities. Keynote speakers at the event include Alex Skolnick, Stuart Hamm, and Liberty DeVitto. More information is available here: littlekidsrock.org/modernbandrockfest.

Free Music at City Park Food Truck Rallies

Brandi Carlile with Phil and Tim Hanseroth

Join the food truck rally fun at City Park, 1500 W. Mulberry St. in Fort Collins every Tuesday night through September with the exception of the Fourth of July. About 30 rotating food vendors from Waﬄe Lab to The Sweaty Moose will participate in the rallies, which run from 6 p.m. to dusk. The food truck rallies started in 2015 and were hosted every other week. Last year, the event became weekly, and admission to each rally is still free. The rallies will also feature live music each week as part of a partnership with Mishawaka Amphitheatre.

July 11: Maya Bennett July 18: Josh Vogeler July 25: Bethel Steele Aug. 1: Rosann Winn Aug. 8: Emma Marie Aug. 15: The Seers Aug. 22: Mike McGraw Aug. 29: The 14ers Sept. 5: TMULE Sept. 12: Tim Ostdiek Sept 19: Nancy Just Sept. 26: Dee Tyler Each evening’s list of participating food trucks is available on the Food Truck Rally Facebook Page here: facebook.com/FoCoFoodTruckAlliance

NWF Initial Announcement Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest is almost here! National headliners CAKE, Brandi Carlile, and a lineup of more than 80 Colorado bands are slated to perform during this year’s event on August 11, 12 and 13. Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest is a free, three-day music festival held each August in historic downtown Fort Collins and is co-produced by Bohemian Nights and the Downtown Fort Collins Business Association. “We’re excited to announce a wide-ranging lineup that will expose community members to new, emerging and established Colorado artists,” said Bohemian Foundation Music Programs Director Tom Scharf. “With this exciting lineup, we are representing a wide variety of genres, bands from different parts of our great state, and top-notch talent from top to bottom throughout the festival.” Music performances will run from 5–10 p.m. on Friday, 11 a.m.–10 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m.–7 p.m. on Sunday. Visit BohemianNights.org or download the Bohemian Nights app from the App Store or Google Play for the music schedule, including the third headliner that will be announced in mid-July, and for more information about all Bohemian Nights music events.

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5th Annual FoCo Cafe Bike-in Music Festival The FoCo Cafe not only provides delicious meals at make-your-own prices, but also supports our community in many other ways and this July is no exception. They will be hosting their fifth annual Bike-in Music Festival at Shire CSA on Sunday, July 23, rain or shine. Gates open at 2:00 p.m. for a limited number of ticket holders creating an intimate festival experience. Get your tickets now for great music, food, and beer as the last four years have sold out! The event features performances by Lois and the Lantern; a string band infusing blues, punk, bluegrass, and soul folk with Earth & Sky, The Patti Fiasco, an in-your-face rock band, and Sari Schorr & The Engine Room, who is known for channeling Janis Joplin along with her band that features Robert Plantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guitarist, Innes Sibun. Opportunities are still available to sponsor or volunteer at the event, or to purchase tickets for only $15. Check out FocoCafe.org for more information. Lois and the Lantern

Foothills Summer Sundays Concert Series On the East Lawn of the Foothills Mall in Fort Collins, every Sunday in July and a couple in August, catch some local talent pouring their hearts into their music and sharing it with you for free. John Paul Hodge will kick things off on July 2, The 14ers follow on the 9th, The Patti Fiasco will rock it out on the 15th, Archie Funker will jam on the 23rd, and Matt Mahern & Constitution bring their country style on the 30th. August 6 you can catch Mama Lenny & the Remedy, and on August 20, Loud Mary will close out the series covering CCR sounds. Revel in the opportunity to see great music outside in our city at a new venue surrounded by options for food and drink. shopfoothills.com/events

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Downtown Sessions Concert Series in Old TowN On each first Friday of every month, check out the diverse musical offerings from Colorado music acts at the Downtown Sessions Concert Series. The Downtown Fort Collins Business Association (DBA) and Bohemian Foundation kicked off the summer music season on June 2 with The Seers and Maxwell Mud as the first performances of the five Friday night concerts set on the Old Town Square Stage from 6-9 p.m.! Each event is free to the public and fun for all ages and features beer service from local breweries and the possible addition of select food vendors. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t miss Matt Skinner Band opening up for the Patti Fiasco, local rock and roll lead by the mesmerizing Alysia Kraft, on Friday, July 7. Visit DowntownFortCollins.com for lineup announcements and more!

CITY BUZZ 3 Square Art Gallery 3 Square Art Gallery is the newest fine art gallery to call Northern Colorado home. The gallery, located at 2415 Donella Ct, Ste 110 in Fort Collins, features themed exhibits that deliberately push the boundaries of art while connecting others to create fun memories. 3 Square Art Gallery gives local artists the opportunity to share their artwork with the community and be featured in one of their ongoing exhibits. Over the month of June, 3 Square Art featured 16 artists in their Life’s So Green exhibit that captures the green-ness and goodness of life. From July 21 to August 26, the COLOR exhibit will feature creative artists who have a fresh approach with all forms of art to highlight color in every way. With its high ceilings and 575 square feet of exhibition space, 3 Square Art Gallery is a contemporary atmosphere perfect for artists to rent for solo or group exhibitions. The gallery is open Tuesday Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Admission is free. For more information on the new gallery and artwork submission, visit 3square-art.com. Opening reception Thursday July 27, 6-9 p.m. Deadline for submission: July 12.

Rialto Cinema Loveland’s Rialto Cinema presents its 2017 Summer Cinema Series of 30+ themed movies shown on different days of the week. Throughout June and July, a wide variety of movies from different genres and decades will be screened at the restored 1920s theater courtesy of the theater’s new digital cinema projection system. Sundays screen films from the Golden and Silver ages of cinema, Tuesdays offer twice-daily screenings for popular children’s movies, Wednesdays are reserved for independent and regional films, and Fridays are packed with blockbuster hits. “Our goal was to offer a summer cinema lineup that was as diverse as our audience’s tastes,” said Rialto Theater Manager, Bryan Zellmer. “We listen to the community and try to provide what they are looking for as well as constantly ask for their feedback.” Tickets to Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday screenings are priced at $6. Tuesdays are completely free of charge to both screenings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Seating is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. More information about the 2017 Summer Cinema Series including lineup, showtimes and membership packages can be found on rialtotheatercenter.org.

Fort Collins Gallery Walk Kate Gridley will be showing her life sized portraits at The Fort Collins Museum of Art

Every first Friday of the month, art galleries across Old Town open their doors to the public to display new exhibits for free. Here are a couple showings to keep an eye out for in the month of July: The Fort Collins Museum of Art will be showing an exhibition of life size oil paintings and sound portraits by Kate Gridley. The exhibition brings to life the transition between adolescence and adulthood. Along with oil portraits, the exhibition also includes sound portraits of the subjects talking about where they are in their lives as well as their hopes and fears for the future. Stop by Pinot’s Palette Paint and Sip Studio to shop select paintings. The paintings will be sold for a special discounted price of $10. All the paintings are done by local artists, and you can even book your next painting class while you’re there.

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Boulder Theatre Grateful Dead Movie On Friday, July 7, come celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original Grateful Dead documentary at the Boulder Theater. Co-directed by Jerry Garcia and Leon Gast, The Grateful Dead Movie is a concert film that features live performances from the five-night run in October 1974 at the iconic Winterland in San Francisco, when the band was on its alleged retirement before it’s two-year sabbatical. With performances ranging from “One More Saturday Night,” “U.S. Blues,” “Casey Jones,” “Sugar Magnolia,” and “Playing in the Band,” the audience will experience the show from the comfort of the theater’s chairs all while mouthing lyrics to all the Grateful Dead’s classics with a popcorn in hand. Prior to the show, the audience will have the opportunity to watch a special mini-documentary featuring Grateful Dead fanatics reminiscing about the Barton Hall show at Cornell University on May 8, 1977 - the most famous Grateful Dead show of all time. Tickets are on sale online at bouldertheater.com or by phone (303)-786-7030.

A to Z Global Folk Art & education The Global Village Museum of Arts and Culture is a nonprofit organization with the purpose to celebrate international connections between Northern Colorado and the world through fine art, folk art and artifacts from the across the planet. By providing educational opportunities and international resources, the Global Village Museum aspires to become an internationally renowned center whose mission is to celebrate and preserve world arts and cultures. Debuting July 1, A to Z Global Folk Art is an exhibition that will feature over 20 contributors from Northern Colorado including woodcarved slingshots from West Africa and a Mikoshi puppet head from western Japan. “Unlike items that are mass produced, folk art conveys the personality of the craftsperson as well as the artist’s culture and community. It is the art of the everyday by people with a creative spirit,” said Heidi Cross, chair of the museum’s board of directors. Deliberate Travel in the Age of Today is an educational program that will be presented on July 20 from 6-8 p.m., which addresses current issues on international excursions. Sari Gartner, featured travel consultant, will be giving tips about creating personal protection on global adventures. “By being deliberate about your trip and using the available tools to be informed and mindful, you can create a safety net,” said Gartner. Visit the Museum at 200 W. Mountain Ave. and online: GlobalVillageMuseum.org

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Dead Floyd & Euforquestra at the mish, july 28 Dead Floyd is a cover band of two of rock and roll’s most notable acts of all time, The Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd, who will be playing a show at Mishawaka Amphitheatre in Bellvue on July 28. Their setlist is known for its unpredictability given that The Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd maintain an extensive list of songs that makes it challenging to narrow down to a handful of songs from either band on its own. Based out of Fort Collins, Dead Floyd formed in the summer of 2009 and consists of the talented Charlie Humphreys (guitar, vocals), Josh Miller (bass, vocals), Stu Crair (drums, vocals), and Matt Goldberg (keys, synth). With their interpretation, Dead Floyd gives both bands the opportunity to timelessly live on for many generations by bringing the music to a live setting for all Colorado residents and guests to enjoy for years on end. Euforquestra will open for Dead Floyd, featuring special guests surely not worth missing. For additional information on Dead Floyd and tickets, visit deadfloyd.com.

James McMurtry at the Mish, july 22 Critically acclaimed tunesmith James McMurtry will be performing July 22 at Mishawaka Amphitheatre in Bellvue. McMurtry’s recent release, Complicated Game, is receiving universal praise as he effortlessly switches from a political to personal songwriter within his tracks. Just Us Kids (2008) was McMurtry’s highest earned Billboard 200 chart position. However, Childish Things (2005) comfortably spent six weeks on top of the Americana Music Radio charts in 2005 and 2006 before graciously winning Album of the Year from Americana Music Association. McMurtry’s 2009 release, Live in Europe, documented his band on their first European tour featuring special guest musicians Ian McLagan (The Faces) and Jon Dee Graham (True Believers, Skunks). Additionally, the Austin-bred musician is known for his controversial political lyrics, which has caused him to pay close attention to the troubled Trump administration. “A few years back, I put out a song called ‘Cheney’s Toy,’” McMurtry said. “It was often misinterpreted due to a reference to an unknown soldier. People thought I was calling the soldier ‘Cheney’s Toy’ when I actually was referring to then-President George W. Bush.” For tickets to see James McMurtry in Bellvue, visit themishawaka.com.

HARD Red Rocks, july 28 As part of its “Road to HARD SUMMER,” HARD events has announced its fifth annual HARD Red Rocks concerts at the eminent Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison. On July 28, the show will feature diverse and top-tier talent, headlined by Dillon Francis. HARD is known for its mind-blowing experience to millions of electronic music fans and have assisted in the mainstream rise of EDM artists such as Calvin Harris, Skrillex, Justice, and deadmau5. The festival is constantly representing, ﬂaunting and predicting the future of music. Hot off of his most recent collaboration with YG “Pop It, Shake It,” DJ Mustard will be joining Francis for an unforgettable way to end July. In support to his most recent EP release Renegade, Destructo will be taking the stage with additional sets from AC Slater (Night Boss label boss), Wax Motif (g-house sound), and Kittens (heavy rap, future beat music). For tickets to HARD, visit HARDfest.com or call 888-9-AXS-TIX.

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Avograss

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Haven’t heard enough of the harmonies of banjo, fiddle, and mandolin lately? Get your picks ready for the most bluegrass music you’ll find in Fort Collins this summer. From July 20-22, Avogadro’s will host Avograss, a family-friendly bluegrass weekend. Avograss plays tunes for a total of five days featuring artists like Grant Farm, The Holler!, Whitewater Ramble, The Honey Gitters, Tallgrass, Woodbelly, and Mason Street (Avogadro’s house bluegrass band). This patio event will offer signature drinks and food for you and your friends and family, as well as a face painting station for the younger crowd. Weekend passes are available online for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, or at the front counter at Avogadro’s for $30. Single day tickets are also available for $15. Children under 12 are free. You can find the full schedule online at avogadros.com/avograss.

As the biggest independent music festival in the Rocky Mountains region, the Underground Music Showcase celebrates its 17th anniversary by taking over one half-mile section of South Broadway to feature over 100 artists for an incredible four day music adventure. From July 27-30, UMS will celebrate and thrive off the local art and music while featuring emerging artists from across the world. “Our second lineup announcement demonstrates the UMS’s commitment to showcasing many of the finest acts who call this region home. The addition of [Wisconsin’s] Zola Jesus also confirms our desire to present compelling artists from other regions as they emerge on the national scene. We encourage folks to spend some time on our website and mobile app to really get a taste of the weekend we have in store for live music fans,” said Kendall Smith, the Event Director of the Underground Music Showcase. Net proceeds will benefit the Denver Post Community Foundation, a program that benefits children, the arts, literacy, education, and the provision of basic human services. Additionally, UMS supports Youth on Record who employs local and professional artists and underserved youth. For more information, visit theums.com.

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CITY BUZZ Live Music at Lost Prairie Winery Ever wonder what happened to Blue Skies Winery, the local custom winery in Fort Collins known for serving up knowledge with your glass of wine? That fine example of local talent is still around at 251 Jefferson St. in Fort Collins, though their name was changed to Lost Prairie Winery in 2016. Lost Prairie Winery continues to craft small batches of wine onsite, and always has something new and fun to try. Along with offering tastings everyday during normal hours (no appointment necessary), they also offer cheese and chocolate pairings. It doesn’t just stop at wine and food at Lost Prairie Winery, as you will find live music every Friday 7 -9 p.m. Here is their live music schedule for the month of July: July 7: Jenna McLean July 14: Lori Amey July 21: Josh Vogeler July 28: Michael Sandoval lostprairiewinery.com

Downtown Summer Sales Outdoor Movie Night On July 13 through July 15, grab your wallet and hit the streets of Downtown Fort Collins to enjoy some local shopping. Meandering through an eclectic array of shops from vintage resale, unique botiques, hand crafted foods and art apothecaries. Shoppers will find special sales, and fun displays (perfect for window shoppers), while enjoying the perfect sunny Colorado weather. Free trolley rides will be available Thursday and Friday from 12-5 p.m. Participating businesses include: Apricot Lane Boutique, Curiosities, Happy Lucky’s Teahouse, Magnolia Moon and many more.

July kicks off the start to Outdoor Movie Nights presented by the Downtown Business Association. Every Tuesday, beginning July 11 and going on through August 15, you will find a family-friendly movie playing in Old Town Square. The event is free, and fresh buttery popcorn will be served. It is the perfect family outing, or date night. Here are the movies playing this year: July 11 - The Princess Bride July 18 - How to Train Your Dragon July 25 - Field of Dreams August 1 - Ghostbusters (original version) August 8 - Inside Out August 15 - The Sandlot Movies begin at dusk, so grab your lawn chair and bring a blanket for a movie night under the stars with your community.

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Foodie Walk The 3rd Friday of every month in Fort Collins is meant for foodies. You know, those who love simply love food — whether it be eating it, preparing it, studying it, or looking at it. On July 21, the culinary shops around Old Town will come together and focus on unique quality ingredients, including locally sourced and organic produce in their shops. Participating shops include the Golden Poppy Herbal Apothecary, Nuance Chocolate, Savory Spice Shop, Ku Cha House of Tea, The Cupboard, Happy Lucky’s Teahouse and Treasures, and more. This event is free, and will begin at 6 p.m.

WHAT FEST This non-stop party nestled in the Riverside, Wyoming woods, has only one goal — to make sure you have a good time. WHAT FEST is focused on providing a platform for regional artists, one that they didn’t have in Wyoming until WHAT FEST came along. With a huge body of volunteers who work hard to keep this non-profit festival affordable, WHAT FEST gives its attendees that tight knit community feel that is often missed at larger festivals. This year’s lineup includes regional acts like Luke Bell, Tallgrass, Redbush, Screen, Door Porch, Whippoorwill, Elk Tongue, Elise Wunder, among countless more. The festival will be taking place July 28-29. You can purchase your ticket and see the full lineup at whatfest.com. Friday tickets cost $10, Saturday tickets cost $15, and weekend tickets are $20. It doesn’t get much more affordable than that.

Greeley Stampede Every year, the Greeley Stampede celebrates our nation’s independence by organizing a variety of events that support western heritage and the northern Colorado community. This 10+ day festival takes place at Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley. Though the festival began June 16, it runs through July 4, which means you still have time to catch what it has to offer. The Greeley Stampede has everything from carnival rides, to the exhibits like the Centennial Village Museum, an eight-acre living history experience featuring over 35 architecturally unique structures, costumed interpreters, heritage farm animals, beautifully landscaped grounds, and interactive experiences. Attendees can also head to the Livestock Barn and the Stampede Saloon for live music. With it’s last four days in sight, check out greeleystampede.org/events for events happening like the free pancake breakfast on July 2. You can also still catch acts like Union Gray, Swerve, and Phil Vassar, as well as the grand firework show on July 4. More information and tickets are available at greeleystampede.org, or you can visit any Colorado King Soopers store at the customer service desk.

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Cheyenne Frontier Days

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Since 1897, Cheyenne has been celebrating its old West roots with Cheyenne Frontier Days. This year, the festival is taking place from July 21-30. What will you find at Cheyenne Frontier Days? The largest outdoor rodeo that attracts top professionals who compete for more than $1 million in cash and prizes. The festival also offers educational opportunities for you and your young ones like Native American Dance Performances, Native American storytellers, and Native American ﬂute players all found in the Indian Village. You can also catch the Grand Parade described as “nothing more than wild gallops through the streets of Cheyenne by a bunch of unruly cowboys on wild broncos.” Frontier Nights is also where you’ll want to catch both regional and national acts including artists like Brantley Gilbert, Little Big Town, Luke Bryan, Jason Derulo, and Jason Aldean. Head to cfdrodeo.com for details and to purchase tickets for concerts and special events.

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CITY BUZZ Samantha Fish Chills & Fever Album Review By Michael Emanuele

I had the opportunity to sit down with Samantha Fish last month and talk a bit about her career and her new album. Since the beginning of her recording career in 2009, Fish has released eight albums, toured extensively, and in 2012, she won the hard-earned Best New Artist award at the Blues Music Awards in Memphis, Tennessee. Her new album, Chills & Fever, was released in March of this year. “I took the concept of this album to Detroit were I met Bobby Harlow,” Samantha explained, “he is the producer on the album and has been in some very notable bands such as The Go with Jack White. He introduced me to a band called the Detroit Cobras, and some of the members play on Chills & Fever.” The album is a compliation of some obscure ‘60s and ‘70s compositions, including songs such as “Crow Jane” that date back much earlier. Samantha has given these songs new life. She describes it as “a rock and roll punk backdrop with New Orleans horns added to the mix.” This equates to a beautifully crafted rock-androll soul album. It takes you on a journey into the past from antique jazzy melodies to country, dance hall, punk, and a Motown vibe all in one album. Her vocals change along with melodies as easily as her guitar playing. The record ﬂows in and out of time periods and it is very different from anything Samantha has done before. Chills and Fever is a great one to add to your playlist or, if you are like me, your CD collection. She also mentioned an acoustic album that is coming out this fall and some tour dates in Europe to support the two new albums. More online scenenoco.com, samanthaﬁsh.com

Samantha Fish. Photo by Backstage Flash

Tabby Road Animal Hospital’s WELLINGTON MAIN STREET SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Downtown Wellington is the place to be on Saturday, July 15 with a free concert by Grateful Dead tribute act Switchman Sleepin’. A local favorite, this seven-piece jam band covers the full spectrum of the Dead’s massive catalogue infusing jazz, bluegrass, blues, zydeco, folk and funk in their rock and roll offerings. Opening up the show at 6:30 p.m. will be The Colorado Playlist’s own Chris K and his Country/Americana band GOATZ. This is the second in a three-part series of concerts in the Tabby Road Animal Hospital’s Wellington Mainstreet Summer Concert Series which features a tribute act paired with an original Northern Colorado band each month. The July concert is presented by First National Bank. Scene Magazine and the Colorado Sound are both Media Partners for the summer series.

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Farmers Markets There’s nothing better than in season, fresh grown, local produce and the farmer’s markets in town will provide you the best. Learn from gardening experts who know all the tricks, including food preparation, preservation and safety education. Get your delicious and nutritious fill of live music, fresh fruit, vegetables, local raw honey, baked goods, responsibly raised meats and dairy products, along with a plethora of other specialty body care items and crafts. All products are grown, produced or made by local vendors themselves. Your tastebuds and body along with your local farmers and ranchers will thank you for your support. Larimer County Farmer’s Market: 200 S Oak St. in the Larimer County Courthouse parking lot. The best parking is in the garage on Mason nearby. Saturdays, 8 a.m. til noon. larimercountyfarmersmarket.colostate.edu Fort Collins Farmer’s Market: 1001 E Harmony Road, in front of Ace Hardware Sundays 11 a.m. - 3 p.m; and Wednesdays 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. fortcollinsfm.com Loveland Farmer’s Market: 3133 N Garfield, off Highway 287 in front of Hobby Lobby Saturdays 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.; Tuesdays 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Drake Road Farmer’s Market: 802 W Drake Rd, NW corner of Drake and Worthington Saturdays 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. drakeroadfarmersmarket. com

CSU Lagoon Concert Series The French Nest The French Nest OpenAir Market happens once a month during the summer season and usually falls on every third Saturday. Open 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Civic Center Park (225 Laporte Ave), the market decorates Old Town West with booths that feature goods from a myriad of creatives. A stroll among the modest white tops will send your senses soaring as brilliant colors from oil paintings and meticulously crafted sculptures catch your eye. You might find the perfect vintage, up-cycled piece of furniture or kitchenware to complete your new home look. Hand made jewelry, pottery or clothing make the perfect, unique gift for your loved ones. Take a moment to stop at the face painting booth for the kids. Then, your nose might lead you to the fresh baked goods and roasted coffee area, all the while being serenaded by live, acoustic music. With our Colorado sunshine, one can’t go wrong at the only outdoor artisan market of its kind in Northern Colorado. Founded in 2008 by four sisters who grew up in Niwot, CO, The French Nest hub is still going strong. thefrenchnestmarket.com

Fourth of July Festivities Fort Collins is celebrating Independence Day in style and City Park is just the place to be for it. Kicking it off strong, the Firecracker 5k begins at 7:30 a.m. Participants run a ﬂat course that meanders from Old Town to City Park. If you are in the mood for a more leisurely activity, join in on the annual Stars and Stripes golf tournament that begins at 9 a.m. The city will gather at 10 a.m. in their red, white and blue for the 4th of July Parade with a route running eastbound on Mountain Avenue, from Old Town to Sheldon Lake. Set up your chairs alongside Mountain Ave to view the mobile entourage. City Park will be the main hub for public activities the entire day, so prepare to park on surrounding streets, enjoy the lovely stroll, and maybe make a stop along the way. The Avery Historic House is sure entertainment, hosting Streetmosphere musicians and magicians along with a variety of yard games. Local bands such as the Colorado Swing Big Band, Manabi Salsa Band, and the Fort Collins Symphony will perform. Through the rest of the afternoon, enjoy a favorite American pastime with the 34th Annual Old Timer’s Baseball Game. Dish yourself up a BBQ dinner and then head over to stake out your spot on the lawn for the fireworks show which will shoot off around 9:30 p.m. The city is sure to dazzle as brocades, crosettes, palms, peonies, and willows fill the sky with thunder and patriotic glimmer.

The Lagoon Summer Concert Series at Colorado State University is bringing some remarkable music to the Wednesdays of July. Steve Mantel kicks off the first July show on the 5th. Along with his band, he plays a wide variety of engaging covers and originals. Second in line, Union Gray is a Colorado based Texas/ Red Dirt country band. They play new and old classics that will inspire your boots to kick up some dirt on July 12. If you feel like doing some booty shaking, Mojomama performs on July 19. Fronted by female power vocalist Jessica Rowand, this funk, rock and soul band is sure to get you moving. The final Wednesday of the of the month, July 26, hosts The Coteries, a folk rock trio who will serenade you into space with their eclectic blend of acoustic guitars, mandolin, stomp box, and harmonica. Bring your chairs and picnic blankets, but don’t worry too much about packing snacks. At every Lagoon series, there are five food trucks (such as the Human Bean, A-Maize’N Kettle Corn, Umami Eatery, Austin Taco and more) set up ready to serve you some delectable dishes while you enjoy the tunes. For more information, go to lagoonseries.com.

Cheers United: VIP Brewery Tours for Businesses Cheers United provides a fun experience for businesses in Northern Colorado. The event planning service highlights microbreweries in Fort Collins, Loveland and Wellington by bringing in business groups for a private VIP Brewery Tour experience. Experiences include a concierge tour host, door-to-door service in luxury transportation, and visits to three breweries with behind-the-scenes tours and tastings (often times with the brewery owner). It’s a special way to entertain out of town clients or coworkers and show off the small, neighborhood brewery culture. It’s also fun for team outings and quarterly events. Customized tour experiences are an option or one can book directly on their website, cheers-united.com Group sizes: 2-5 or 8-13 guests. Tour bookings online are for weekdays 1-5 p.m. (alternate times by special request). More Information: kaarina@cheers-united.com Instagram: @cheers.united Facebook: @cheersunited SCENENOCO.COM I JULY 2017

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PATIO BEER TIME!

Here come the refreshingly light, easy drinking summer beers, just in time for everyday patio weather! Here are some highlights of what’s on tap to taste this month. GRIMM BROTHERS BREWHOUSE Battle Berry Wheat- ABV 4.5% The oﬃcial beer of the Loveland Liberty 5K has a slightly purple hue, a crisp, berry tartness and a mildly dry finish. The super food, Battle Berry has 400% more antioxidants than a blueberry, perfectly suitable for rehydrating.

VERBOTEN BREWING & BARREL PROJECT In Love with Summer - ABV 5.2% This American wheat ale is an early summer seasonal made with strawberries and local rhubarb. Beautifully combining sweet and tart, this recipe was modeled after the delicious strawberry-rhubarb compote owner Josh Grenz’s mother served over cereal.

OLD COLORADO BREWING COMPANY Wit - (Working title: Rocky Mountain Wit)- ABV 5.11% Upon request by a veteran patron, owner Brandon and brewer Sam thought the timing of a special veteran’s beer would be perfect for the Fourth of July. The series, Red, Wit & Blue, starts with wit base beer and adds strawberries for red and blueberries for blue. A spicy wonder, wit incorporates sweet and bitter orange peel, indian coriander, Szechwan peppercorns, and seeds of paradise. OCBC is giving back $1 per pint to veterans. Haven’t heard of Old Colorado? Location: 8121 First St., Wellington Building: Grain Elevator circa 1922 Who: The grandson of the first Fort Collins brewery owner and his wife re-opened this must-see venue and are in the midst of reviving grandpa’s nearly 15 original recipes. Summer Fun: Heading up the Beer Garden at the Wellington Fourth of July Fireworks & Main Street Summer Concert Series.

Roll in Ze Watermelons - ABV 5% Verboten’s award-winning traditional German-style gose is conditioned with Colorado-grown watermelon. The mid-summer seasonal was inspired by growing up eating watermelon with a dash of salt and the beer’s tart, tangy sweetness is reminiscent of a Jolly Rancher.

FUNKWERKS Summer Camp - ABV 5.4% Gooseberries, eaten by one of the brewers, Chris, at summer camp as a kid, inspired this sessionable Belgian-Style Wit Ale. Gooseberries replace the typical orange character, which gives it distinctly more tartness.

ZWEI BREWING ProVelo Pils - ABV 6.05% Collaborating with their neighboring bike shop in honor of the Tour de France, this export lager style is slightly stronger than the other featured beers with balanced light bready malt notes and lemony hop aromas.

MAXLINE BREWING Raspberry Basil Saison- ABV 5.8% This rose-hued, hazy beauty with a ﬂuffy, white head, has an exuberantly full, sweet, fruity aroma and ﬂavor that has a lightly tart and clean herbal finish. Released on their first anniversary for the second summer since their opening, this quickly became a fan favorite.

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Kaarina Robson is the founder of Cheers United special events, where she coordinates fun private brewery tour experiences in Fort Collins, Loveland and Wellington for business professional groups. Find her at cheers-united.com or Instagram @cheers. united Photo by: John Robson

DRINK SPECIALS

Thursday College Night: $2 Craft House Margarita from 7-Close $3 18oz Microbrew Drafts All Day $4 Frozen Margs Pints

Wednesday Ladies Night: 1/2 Off Well + Wine and $4 O.G. Margs All Night $1 Off Beerita of the day, $2.50 Oskar Blues Cans, $2 Wells All Day, $5 Chicken Nachos 9P-12A. Bingo 7:30P

Tequila Tuesday: $2 Tequila Poppers

Trivia 7-9P $1.50 Tacos $3 Rocks Margs Pints All Day Taco Tuesday $2 Street Tacos or 3 for $5, $2.50 NBB Pints

Margarita Monday: $2 Craft House Margarita

$3 18oz Microbrews All Day, $1 Tacos and $5 Off Fishbowls 8P-11P $2.50 Wells Service Industry Night 1/2 Price Apps & $1 Off Drafts FREE POOL, $2 Wells 4-7pm, $3 Micro Pints 10p-close Happy Hour, 3-6pm Deals on Apps and Cocktails, Fish & Chips with beer for 2 - $25, $1.50 off Draft Beers

Fuzzy’s Tacos 1335 W Elizabeth 407-TACO(8226)

High Point Bar 146 N College 232-9835

Mo Jeaux’s Bar & Grill 820 City Park Ave. 484-RIBS (7427) WE DELIVER

Moot House 2626 S. College 226-2121

2 for 1 Burgers 5-9P, $1 Pints 9P-12A Happy Hour, 3-6pm Deals on Apps and Cocktails, Fish & Chips with beer for 2 - $25, $1.50 off Draft Beers

$2 Wells 4-7P $3 Micro Pints 10pm-Close Happy Hour, 3-6pm Deals on Apps and Cocktails, Fish & Chips with beer for 2 - $25, $1.50 off Draft Beers

$6.50 PBR Pitchers 1/2 Price Apps

Happy Hour, 3-6pm Deals on Apps and Cocktails, Fish & Chips with beer for 2 - $25, $1.50 off Draft Beers

$2 Wells $3 Micro Pints ALL DAY

Buy one, Get One Odell Drafts, 4-11P

4-6 Happy Hour: Half Price on appetizers plus beers wines and wells 9-Midnight: $1 Domestic draft $5 pitcher

Craft Tacos + Tequila 230 S College Ave. 999-5970

4-6 Happy Hour: Half Price on appetizers plus beers wines and wells 7-Midnight: $3 White Russians

Twofers: $2 Games $2 Shoes, $2 Dom. Drafts After 9P (Horsetooth) Happy hour 1/2 off starters, Drink specials 4-6P

$5 Champagne Drink Features / Bubbles & Beers at 9pm $5 Champagne Cocktails $3 18oz Potts Beers

Happy Hour, 3-6pm Deals on Apps and Cocktails, Fish & Chips with beer for 2 - $25, $1.50 off Draft Beers

$2 Wells 4-7pm, $3 Micro Pints 10P-Close

$3 Modelo Especial & $3 Hornitos

New Belgium Accumulation IPA $1 Off Draughts, $6.50 Mules & $6 Old Fashioneds $2 Wells 4-7P $3 Micro Pints 10P-Close

$4 Frozen Marg Pints, $7 Dom. Pitchers, $10 Micro Pitchers All Day

Every Day: Pre-Game $8 Imperial Lager or House Marg + Shot of Lunazul Silver Tequila + Taco of Choice, 7-9 PM

$3 18oz Mexican Beers & Bottles, $2 Fat Tire Pints All Day

No bar specials

SPORTS SATURDAYS! $1.75 PBR all day

DJ @10PM; $3 Fireball Shots and $5 Adios MF

SATURDAY

4-6 H.H: Half Price on appetizers plus beers wines and wells 9-1am: $8 domestic pitcher, $10 micro pitcher, $2 domestic bottle, $3 micro bottles

H.H. Mon-Fri 3-6PM & Everyday 9PM-Cl. $4 18oz Potts Beers $4.50 Wells $5 6oz House Wine

Boot Grill Happy Hour 3-6PM $1.75 PBR

$3 Select Micros All Day Happy Hour 3-6PM $1.75 PBR

4-6 Happy Hour: Half Price on appetizers plus beers wines and wells. 9-Midnight: $2 wells, $2 Domestic pint $8 Pitcher, $3 Micro pint $12 pitcher.

$5 Tito’s Drink features

Karaoke 8P $1 PBR $2 Wells, $2 Mike’s Hard - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST

Chipper’s Lanes 830 N. College 484-4777

Taco Tuesday 3 Tacos for $3 Happy Hour 3-6 $1.75 PBR

50¢ Wings Happy Hour 3-6PM $1.75 PBR

ALL NIGHT Happy Hour

DJ @10pm; $3 Vegas Bombs and $5 Long Islands

FRIDAY

10pm; $1 Drinks (well), $2 Bombs & Domestic Bottles, $3 Long Islands

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

$4 Half Liter Long Island Ice Teas

Closed

TUESDAY

Closed

MONDAY

$ 7.99 for 3 10oz Potts Beers

C.B. & Potts

Collindale 1440 E Horsetooth Rd , 226-0148 Foothills 195 E. Foothills Pkwy, 221-1139

Boot Grill 130 W. Laurel 682-2652

Bondi Beach Bar 11 Old Town Square 224-4100

VENUE

Happy Hour, 3-6pm Deals on Apps and Cocktails, Fish & Chips with beer for 2 - $25, $1.50 off Draft Beers

$2 Wells $3 Local Pints ALL DAY

Happy Hour All Day

$4 Frozen Marg Pints, $7 Dom. Pitchers, $10 Micro Pitchers All Day

Sunday Funday: $2 Well Drinks

Karaoke 9pm

$7 ½ Liter Grand Mimosas and Sangrias $4 Jameson & Fireball at 9PM

$2 Mimosas $2.50 New Belgium Drafts, $3 Bloody Mary’s Open Mic Comedy

SUNDAY

DRINK SPECIALS

$2 Obi Wan’s, $3 AMF, Long Islands & Reno Bombs, $4 Vegas Bombs BOGO Gyros, Free Pool $2 Micros 7P-Close 2 for 1 Burgers 7P-11P $2 PBR Pints with CSU ID Happy Hour All Day $5 House Cocktails, Mules & Appetizers 1/2 price Wine $1 Cheese Slices 2-6P, No Limit Delivery avail (w/$10 min)

Happy Hour All Day & All Night $2 PBR Pints with CSU ID Happy Hour 11A-6P $5 House Cocktails, Mules & Appetizers 1/2 price Wine $1 Cheese Slices 2-6P, No Limit Delivery avail (w/$10 min)

Trailhead 148 W Mountain 221-5757

The Whisk(e)y 214 S College 818-7931

Pizza Casbah 126 W Laurel St. 221-9144

For the best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$3 Margritas, Mexican Beers and Cuervo 6P-Close

$2 Domestic Drafts $3 Obi Wan’s 7P-Close, Free Pool $5 Select Apps During Happy Hour Mon-Fri

The best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$3 Micros Drafts 6P-Close

mestics, $4.25 Micros All Day, Every Day

Taco Tuesday, 3 Soft Shell Tacos (Beef, Chicken or Fish) $9.95 All Day, $3.50 Import Bottles, $7.99 Burritos

Poker Night 7:30P, Happy Hour 2-7P

Monday Rib Night Buck A Bone Dine in Only Happy Hour 2-7P

H.H. 3-6P $7.75 Dom Pitchers 50¢ Wings. $3.25 Do-

TUESDAY

MONDAY

Tony’s 224 S College 484-6969

Schrader Oil

Steak Out 152 W Mountain 416-5989

Pappy’s Corner Pub 1027 W Horsetooth 377-1232

Nixon’s Tavern 6520 S. College 223-5557

VENUE

$1 PBRS Pick Any Daily Special

Happy Hour 11A-6P. 1/2 price Wine

$2.50 New Belgium 7P-Close $2 PBR Pints with CSU ID

Whiskey Wednesday, $2 Fireball & Beam, $3 Jameson, $2 Domestic Draughts

For the best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$3 Whiskey Night and $12 Micro Pitchers 6P-Close

$3.25 Domestics, $4.25 Micros All Day, Every Day. Open Mic @7P

H.H. 3-6P $5 Guinness Drafts

8-Cl in the Tavern $1.50 Domestic $2.50 Micros $1.50 Well $1.00 BBQ Tacos

Happy Hour 11A-6P $5 House Cocktails, Mules & Appetizers 1/2 price Wine Gyro & a Drink for $3.99

45¢ Wing Day! No Limit, Pick up, Dine-In or Delivery (w/$10 min). $3 Odell & New Belgium Drafts

$6 PBR Pitchers $2.50 Jager Shots $2 PBR Pints with CSU ID

$2.50 Odells 7P-Close $2 PBR Pints with CSU ID Happy Hour 11A-6P $5 House Cocktails, Mules & Appetizers 1/2 price Wine

$5 Select Apps During Happy Hour, Free Pool

For the best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$3 Fat Tire, All Day $3 Bulleit and Bulleit Rye 6P-Close

H.H. 3-6P. $6 Double Wells. $13.95 8 oz Prime Rib w/Baked Potatoes, Side Salad. $17.95 12 oz Prime Rib

Happy Hour 2-7P $1.50 Shot Special $2.50 Coors & Coors Light

FRIDAY

Ladies Night on the Rooftop. Free Wells for ladies 9-11. Beer Pong w/prizes downstairs.

For the best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$3 Local Micros & Flavored Svedka Drinks 6P-Close

Domestics, $4.25 Micros All Day, Every Day

H.H. 3-6P $3.50 Odell Drafts Karaoke 8P. $3.25

$14.95 All You Can Eat Ribs & Sides

8-Cl; $2.50 Miller Highlife, Jager, Fireball & Beam

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FREE Drink when You Buy 2 Slices

Happy Hour 11A-6P $5 House Cocktails, Mules & Appetizers 1/2 price Wine

$4 Brats With Purchase of Any Pint of Beer All Day

Happy Hour till 7P, Free Pool

For the best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$3 Jack Daniels & Captain Morgan Drinks 6P-Close

H.H. 3-6P $3.25 Shots of Jager, Goldschlager, Rumplemintz & Jose Cuervo

Live Music Shot & Drink Specials Happy hour 2-7P

SATURDAY

Manager Special

Happy Hour All Day

12 Wings for $10 With Purchase of Any Pitcher of Beer All Day

Brunch 10A-2P

Happy Hour All Day Free Pool

For the best energy drink at the best price, stop in to any Schrader Oil store and Ol’ Glory for 99¢. “Ol’ Glory - All the energy, 1/4 of the price, no bull.”

$2 Domestics Drafts $4 Mimosas & Bloody Marys All Day

$3 Bloody Mary’s & $4 Screwdrivers 9A-1P $3.25 Shots of Jager, Goldschlager, Rumplemintz & Jose Cuervo

FREE POOL Happy Hour 2-7P

SUNDAY

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Sara, Becca, Kim & Genevieve [Poudre Riverfest]

Paul Shellooe with Kerry

Pastine and Crime Scene

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JUly 1 - DOWNTOWN ARTERY

Swing Station, Randall Conrad Olinger, Free, 4pm

DRIFTWOOD WITH EDISON

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Reverend Freakchild, Free, 8pm The Better Halves, Free, 9pm

DENVER

The Downtown Artery brings us a pair of acts not to be missed this summer. Driftwood is a band native to Binghamton, New York, with members from the working town playing music with no limit to genre. Whether it be folk, old-time, punk, or rock, the band plays what they feel, and ultimately their listeners feel it too. “It’s sometimes tough to keep any sort of focus on style or sound when you have three different songwriters,” says guitarist Dan Forsyth. “But it also allows us to branch out and explore in ways other bands don’t.” Take this soulful group and pair them with one of Colorado’s favorites—Edison, and you have an intensely raw night of music. Edison, the trio who has gained immense traction since their beginnings in 2014, play a modern take on folk with lyrics that people from all walks of life can relate to. Driftwood and Edison will be playing at Downtown Artery July 1. The show begins at 7 p.m., and tickets are $10.

Dazzle Jazz, Chronologue, $10-$12, 6pm Hi-Dive, Abrams w/ Echo Beds, Father, & NightWraith, $10, 9pm Ogden Theatre, Zeds Dead w/ SMLE, Sober Rob, Kid Froopy, & Champagne Drip, $50.75, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Umphrey’s McGee w/ Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers, $42.50, 6pm

MONDAY 3 FORT COLLINS Hodi’s Half Note, Funk Jam, Free, 10pm

DENVER

SATURDAY 1 FORT COLLINS/ LAPORTE Aggie Theatre, STRFKR w/ REPTILIANS, $20-$23, 8pm Downtown Artery, Driftwood w/ Edison, $10-$12, 7pm Equinox Brewing, Fireside Collective, Free, 7pm Island Grill, KD & Painkillers, Free, 8pm Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Trout Steak Revival & Billy Strings w/ Wood Belly, $20-$35, 8pm Pappy’s Pub, Carl Carrillo, Free, 8pm Swing Station, Husky Burnette w/ Devin Doucet, $5, 9pm The Music District, Singing Bowl Sessions, Free, 3pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Conor Oberst w/ Tim Kasher, $31-$35, 8pm Caffe Sole, The Brazilian Masters Series, See venue for cost, 7pm

The Laughing Goat, J.W. Schuller, Free, 8pm The Builders and the Butchers, Free, 9pm

DENVER Bluebird Theater, Rubedo’s Independence Day III w/ Los Mocochetes con Baubo, Don Chicharron, Mouse Powell, Luke Krutzke, & The High Tides, $5$16, 8pm Cervantes’ Other Side, Menagerie 2 Year Anniversary ft. Wabakinoset, Theoretically, Moonlight Bloom, High Voltage Silent Disco, Jew Tang Clan and Surprise Guests, $5-$15, 9pm Dazzle Jazz, Marc Ribot, $150$25, 6:30pm & 9pm The Delta Sonics, 11pm Ogden Theatre, Misterwives w/ The Greeting Committee, $26, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Umphrey’s McGee w/ Snarky Puppy and Bokante, $42.50, 6:30pm

GREELEY Greeley Stampede, Toby Keith w/ High Valley, $30-$45, 8pm MOXI Theatre, The Anchor & Scarlett Canary w/ Infinite Conscious, $10, 8:30pm

LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Band of Bandits, Free, 9pm

SUNDAY 2 FORT COLLINS/ LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, Choice City Seven, $10, 6pm Foothills East Lawn, John Paul Hodge, Free, 6pm Odell Brewing, Lola Rising, Free, 3:30pm Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Conor Oberst w/ Tim Kasher, $31-$45, 7pm Paddler’s Pub, Carl Alexander Duo, Free, 3pm

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Cervantes’ Other Side, Shakewell + Ramirez + Germ - “The Big Badshit Gorilla Tour” w/ Swizzy J, $18-$22, 8pm Hi-Dive, 2nd Annual Bud Bronson & the Good Timers; Independence Day Blowout Bash, $10, 9pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Zeds Dead w/ Ghastly, Rezz, Camo & Krooked, Nebbra, GG Magree, Pham, $52.80-$70, 5pm

TUESDAY 4 FORT COLLINS/ LAPORTE Hodi’s Half Note, Turn T-Table, Free, 9pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, The Matt Human Trio, Free, 8pm

DENVER Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Blues Traveler w/ Rusted Root, Spin Doctors, & The Samples, $30$40-$45, 5pm

WEDNESDAY 5 FORT COLLINS Avogadro’s Number, Mason Street Bluegrass w/ jam to follow, Free, 7pm Lagoon Series, Steve Manshel, 6:30pm Lucky Joe’s, Celtic Jam, Free, 7pm Moe’s Original BBQ, Mudbone, Free, 7pm Odell Brewing, Rush House Train, Free, 5pm

DENVER Cervantes’ Other Side, RE:Search - Bondax w/ Congo Sanchez, Aaron Bordas, Mikey Thunder & Jubee, $10-$15, 8:30pm Dazzle Jazz, Salaam/Shalom - A Celebration of Arabic & Jewish Music, $10-$15, 7pm Gothic Theatre, Damien Escobar, $40-$75, 9pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, FLUME w/ Baauer, Touch Sensitive, SOLD OUT, 7:30pm The Summit Music Hall, Mix Master Mike w/ Gatsby, KDJ Above, $15-$30, 7pm Trailside Saloon, Reaping Asmodeia, $10, 7:30P

THURSDAY 6

BOULDER

FORT COLLINS

The Laughing Goat, Purple Squirrel, Free, 8pm

Avogadro’s Number, Circus No. 9 w/ Eli Slocumb Music, $8, 8pm Chipper’s Lanes (N. College), Venture Still, $2, 10pm Downtown Artery, Wheels/ Black Mushroom Cult/ The Kity Project on the Patio, 5pm

JUly 4 - RED ROCKS RUSTED ROOT, BLUES TRAVELER, SPIN DOCTORS & THE SAMPLES A blast of long-lasting, relevant music lights up the stage at Red Rocks this Fourth of July with the oneof-a-kind Rusted Root, Spin Doctors and the Samples opening for headliners Blues Traveler. Rusted Root have collaborated with one another for what is approaching three decades and they have honed the perfect combination of musical intuition, freedom, and virtuosity. It has been 25 years since their first album, Cruel Sun, and with eight albums under their belt, over three million records sold worldwide, and countless nights on the road, Rusted Root transcends age, generation, culture, and musical style. Bassist and vocalist Patrick Norman says, “From the very first time we played music together, I knew we had something special. The music and the enjoyment of creating and playing with one another I feel is the driving force behind this band.” The powerhouse ensemble’s sweat-inducing and hypnotic live performances have allowed them to tour alongside everyone from Santana, Dave Matthews Band, The Allman Brothers Band, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page’s reunion tour and countless others; most recently Toad The Wet Sprocket in 2016. The show begins at 5 p.m., GA tickets are $39.95, reserved tickets are $45.

// MUSIC CALENDAR >> JULY Moe’s Original BBQ, Bob Fleming & the Drunk Girl Chorus w/ tba, Free, 7pm Thursday Night Live @ Old Town Square, Halden Wofford & The Hi*Beams, Free, 7pm The Mainline Ale House, Dale Cisek, Free, 8pm Surfside 7, Voltumna w/ Grave Witch, Tierkrieger, Horde of Drauger, $10, 8pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Dusty Stray, Free, 8pm Charlie White, 9pm B.R. Lively, 9pm

DENVER Cervantes’ Other Side, The Haunted Windchimes w/ Thunder & Rain (LATE SET) and The River Arkansas (PATIO SET), $5-$15, 8pm Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, CloZee w/ CharlestheFirst, Lucid Vision, & Brede, $15-$20, 9pm Dazzle Jazz, Phil Wiggins & George Kilby Jr. Trio, $15-$22, 6:30pm & 9pm Hi-Dive, Thou W/ Cloud Rat, Moloch, False, & Primitive Man, $12-$15, 8pm Pepsi Center, Queen + Adam Lambert, $49.50-$175, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Pink Martini w/ The Colorado Symphony Orchestra, & Rufus Wainwright, $44.95-$79.50, 7:30pm

LOVELAND Foote Lagoon Amphitheater, Tribute to Island Music & Rock ‘n’ Roll 5:30pm & 7pm

FRIDAY 7 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, Henry and the Invisibles, $10, 9pm Downtown Artery, First Friday w/ Cloacas and Make More Art Battle, Free, 6pm Downtown Sessions Concert Series @ Old Town Square Stage, Matt Skinner Band, 6pm Patty Fiasco, 7:30pm Equinox Brewing, Sasha Stone Band, Free, 7pm Funkwerk’s, Omaha Boys, Free, 6pm Island Grill, Tripwire, Free, 8pm OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, Ian Cooke, $12, 8P Paddler’s Pub, The Holler!, Free, 6pm Sonny Lubicks, Brian Kittrell, Free, 8:30pm Swing Station, Evan Holm and The Restless Ones w/ Wolf Van Elfmand, $8, 9pm

BOULDER Caffe Sole, Prohibition 6, See venue for cost, 7pm Fox Theatre, Jaden Carlson Band + Broccoli Samuri w/ Mlima, $10$12, 9pm

JULY 7 - DOWNTOWN ARTERY Cloacas

The Laughing Goat, Ramaya & The Troubadours, Free, 8pm

DENVER 1st Bank Center, Bassnectar w/ Truth, Thriftworks, & Goopsteppa, $55$65, 8pm Bluebird Theater, This Wild Life, $15.75-$18, 9pm Cervantes’ Other Side, Town Mountain w/ Tenth Mountain Division, Good Gravy! (PATIO SET), $12-$15, 9pm Cervantes’ and The Other SideHootenanny All-Stars ft Nicki Bluhm, Jeff Coffin (DMB), Eric Krasno, Bill Payne (Little Feat), Tony Hall (Dumpstaphunk), Alwyn Robinson (Salmon), Jeff Austin, Jeremy Garrett (Stringdusters), Andy Thorn (Salmon) & Jon Stickley Trio ft Andy Thorn, $20-$25, 9pm Dazzle Jazz, The Matt Skellenger Group, $10-$15, 6:30pm & 9pm Friday 11 pm Social w/ Dave Devine Trio Gothic Theatre, Rival Sons, $24-$27, 8:30pm Hi-Dive, Guilty Pleasures, $5, 9pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Avett Brothers w/ Dr. John & The Nite Trippers, $49.95-$59.95, 7:30pm The Summit Music Hall, Pig-Prey and Obey Tour w/ Ghostfeeder, Julien-K, DJ Slave1, $30-$55, 7pm

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LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Richie Law and the Southern Routes, Free, 9pm

SATURDAY 8 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, Muscular Housecat, $5, 8pm Downtown Artery, Panther Martin, Down Time & Special Guests, 8pm Equinox Brewing, Dave Meservy, Free, 7pm Island Grill, Tripwire, Free, 8pm Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Yamn does Daft Punk & Character Zero w/ Shoreline, $12.50-$20, 8pm Pappy’s Pub, Backline, Free, 8pm Swing Station, Trucker’s Daughter, $5, 9pm The Music District, Black Hills Unity Gathering Fundraiser, Free, 6pm

BOULDER Caffe Sole, Tom Weiser Jazz Quartet, See venue for cost, 7pm Fox Theatre, Oops!...We Did It Again Party w/ DJ Wushu, & Spencer Foreman, $8, 9pm The Laughing Goat, Eryn Bent, Free, 8pm Russell James Pyle, 9pm Paul Whitacre, 10pm

MOXI Theatre, Wish You Were Pink w/ Lineage, $10, 8pm

CLOACAS First Fridays in Fort Collins are always a fun time. This month, the fun will only continue as you head to Downtown Artery to catch Cloacas, a six-piece gypsy-jazz-theater-folk group. Yes, that is a mouthful that results in music for everyone—folk, americana, classical, jazz, and even American gothic. If you can’t already tell, Cloacas has a variety of instruments to help them achieve their unique sound including: banjo, mandolin, violin, viola, ukulele, dobro, clarinet, bowed saw, upright bass, and percussion. If their sound doesn’t catch you, just watching them juggle all their different instruments will. Catch this unique band at Downtown Artery July 7 at 6 p.m. The event is free.

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DENVER 1st Bank Center, Bassnectar w/ ill. Gates, CloZee, & AtYya, $55-$53, 8pm Bluebird Theater, A-Mac and The Height w/ Robby Wicks Band, Lola Rising, Dear Me, $10-$13, 8pm Cervantes’ Other Side, Casey Russell & The Soul Shack & CBDB w/ Henry & The Invisibles, $10-$15, 9pm Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, OmegaMode w/ Aweminus b2b Definitive, Crowell b2b Codd Dubbz, Joof b2b Morf, UVS Gang, $20-$30, 8pm Dazzle Jazz, Jofoke, $15-$20, 6:30pm & 9pm Ronnie Shellist Blues, 11pm Hi-Dive, Charlie Parr w/ Patrick Dethlefs, & Wolf van Elfman, $10-$13, 9pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Avett Brothers w/ Chatham County Line, SOLD OUT, 7:30pm The Fillmore Auditorium, GHOST, 7pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Marcia Ball + Coco Montoya, $20, 7pm

LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Union Gray, Free, 9pm

SUNDAY 9 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Foothills East Lawn, The 14ers, Free, 6pm Odell Brewing, Brent Loveday, Free, 3:30pm Paddler’s Pub, Amy & the Peace Pipes, Free, 3pm Swing Station, Caleb Ryan Martin, Free, 4pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Evan Bartels, Free, 8pm Caney Creek Company, 9pm

DENVER 1st Bank Center, Bassnectar w/ Beats Antique DJ Set, azTEC, Mr. Projectile, $55-$53, 8pm Dazzle Jazz, Dr. Lonnie Smith’s “Evolution”, $37, 6:30pm & 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Avett Brothers w/ Shovels & Rope, $49.94-$59.95, 5:30pm

MONDAY 10 FORT COLLINS Avogadro’s Number, Stray Birds, $12, 8pm Surfside 7, Elway w/ Dead Key & I am The Owl, $8, 3pm

DENVER

Hi-Dive, Las Pinas w/ Vic ‘n’ the Narwhals, $8-$12, 8:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Santana, $49.95-$129.95, 8pm The Summit Music Hall, The Dab Day feat. Chris Webby w/ Trev Rich, Scotty ATL, NAPALM, & Trayce Chapman, $15, 6pm

TUESDAY 11 FORT COLLINS Hodi’s, TurnT-Table, Free, 9pm Surfside 7, Bryan McPherson & Jeremy C Grant, $6, 9pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Espresso!, Free, 8pm

Cervantes’ Other Side, Monday Night Menagerie ft. Lazy K, Wyze, Drty Hbtz, Dead Nasty, Hyzenborg, & more, $10, 8pm

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JUly 13 - Hodi’s Half Note TNERTLE W/ MISS JAEDHA & JERAFF

TNERTLE is a Denver-based electro/funk/hip hop group who have been playing together for quite a long time. They began their journey in 1999 when two of the band members met in their 7th grade jazz band. From there, the friendship grew, ultimately becoming TNERTLE in 2012, and adding a few more instruments along with frequent guest appearances. TNERTLE will play everything from electro to hip hop to funk to whatever else is hitting home at the moment. Playing alongside TNERTLE will be Miss Jaedha, a local Fort Collins DJ. She has been producing electronic music for seven years, and with that experience, she manages to hit every major electronic music genre. You name it—house music, dubstep, drum and bass productions—she can make her crowd feel it. Her live performances are versatile and Miss Jaedha proves herself with each unforgettable show. You can catch both TNERTLE and Miss Jaedha along with Jerraf, a Denver-based DJ, on July 13 at Hodi’s Half Note. Tickets are $8 in advance, and $12 day of the show. Get your tickets a hodishalfnote. com.

Cervantes’ Other Side, SOB X RBE w/ Yung Pinch, OMB Peezy, Lil Sheik, Alizay, SiDMFKiD-The Yhung Wild Nation Tour, $15$18, 8pm Dazzle Jazz, Charles McPherson Quintet, $15-$25, 6pm & 8:30pm Jazz Jam hosted by Todd Reid Ogden Theatre, DJ SHADOW, $30, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, BECK, SOLD OUT, 7:30pm

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Avogadro’s Number, Robert Wilson Band, $7, 7pm Chipper’s Lanes (N. College), Mark’s Midnight Carnival, $2, 10pm Hodi’s Half Note, TNERTLE w/ Miss Jaedha & Jeraff, $8-$12, 9pm Thursday Night Live @ Old Town Square, Gora Gora Orkestar & Stella Luce, Free, 7pm The Mainline Ale House, Steve Selinsky, Free, 8pm Surfside 7, KILL VARGAS & An Atomic Whirl, & WeinerCat, $7, 7pm

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Aggie Theatre, Donavon Frankenreiter w/ Matthew Wilburn Skinner of Tallgrass, $20-$25, 9pm Avogadro’s Number, Free Music on the Patio, 5pm Mason Street Bluegrass w/ jam to follow, Free, 7pm Lagoon Series, Union Gray, 6:30pm Lucky Joe’s, Celtic Jam, Free, 7pm Odell Brewing, Crecent City Connection, Free, 5pm Surfside 7, Grant Sabin & the Juke Highball w/ Aaron Kelly Band, $7, 7pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Reel Big Fish- The Beer Run w/ The Expendables, The Queers, Tunnel Vision, $28-$30, The Laughing Goat, Paper Moonshine, Free, 8pm

DENVER Cervantes’ Other Side, RE: Search ft. An-ten-nae w/ Jantsen and Telemetry, Mikey Thunder, Jubee, $5-$15, 8:30pm Dazzle Jazz, Charles McPherson Quintet, $15-$25, 6pm & 8:30pm Ogden Theatre, Caravan Palace, $36.75, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Ween, SOLD OUT, 7:30pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, September Mourning, $12-$15, 9pm

Fox Theatre, Flash Mountain Flood w/ Kind Hearted Strangers, & Honeydew Connection, $10$12, 9pm The Laughing Goat, Tim Ostdiek, Free, 8pm The Coteries, Free, 9pm

DENVER Cervantes’ Other Side, Ween After Party - Mike Dillon Band feat. Claude Coleman, Jr. of Ween and Very Special Guests [LATE SHOW], $15-$20, 11:30pm Dazzle Jazz, Grammy Nominated Cuban Pianist- Manuel Valera Trio, $15-$22, 6pm & 8:30pm Mark Emmons & AJ Salas Present: Thursday Night Underground, 11pm Hi-Dive, Two Cow Garage, $10, 9pm Ogden Theatre, Ween, $55.95-$60, 8:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Michael Franti & Spearhead w/ Trevor Hall, & Hirie, $44.95-$54.95, 6:30pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Jared & The Mill w/ Silver & Gold, $12, 8:30pm

LOVELAND Foote Lagoon Amphitheater, Irish Folk & Celtic Rock, 5:30pm & 7pm

FRIDAY 14 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, Friday Night Follies, $12, 9pm

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Downtown Artery, Funk Club in Fort Collins, $5, 8pm Forge Publick House, Brian Johanson, 8pm Funkwerks, Elijah The Fly, Free, 6pm Island Grill, Movers and Shakers, Free, 8pm Equinox Brewing, Crescent City Connection, Free, 7pm Paddler’s Pub, The Ugly Architect, Free, 6pm Pappy’s Pub, Elizabeth Hudetz, Free, 8pm Swing Station, Two Cow Garage w/ Dead Key & Men of Letters, $10$12, 9pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Peter Kater, R. Carlos Nakai, $35-$40, 8pm Caffe Sole, Quirktett, See venue for cost, 7pm Fox Theatre, The Pamlico Sound + The Jive Tribe w/ The Guestlist, Justus League, $10-12, 9pm The Laughing Goat, LeesaAnn, Free, 8pm Ellen Pierce of The Warm Honeys, Free, 9pm

DENVER Bluebird Theater, Lola Black w/ Tonight We Rise, Phoenyx A.D., Wake The Bat, $13-$15, 8pm Ceravantes’ Other Side, Greener Grounds & Broccoli Samurai w/ Collidoscope, $10-$15, 9pm Gothic Theatre, Michelle Branch, $25-$30, 8pm Hi-Dive, P.R.O.B.L.E.M.S. w/ Zebroids, & Poison Rites, $10, 9:30pm Ogden Theatre, Ween, $55.95-$60, 8:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Railroad Earth & Leftover Salmon w/ Keller and The Keels, $35-$50, 6pm The Fillmore, All Time Low, $56 and up, 6:30pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Retro: The Ultimate ‘80s Tribute Band, $10, 8pm

LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Victory Underground, Free, 9pm

SATURDAY 15 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, Acoustic Shakedown Street, $10-$12, 6pm Dawn and Hawkes, $10-$15, 9pm Downtown Artery, Jared and The Mill w/ Silver and Gold, $12-$15, 9pm Equinox Brewing, WoolEye, Free, 7pm Island Grill, Movers and Shakers, Free, 8pm Hodi’s Half Note, Home Fried Boogaloo w/Special Guests, See Venue for Price and Time Pappy’s Pub, Dave Connelly, Free, 8pm Swing Station, Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys, $15, 9pm

BOULDER Caffe Sole, Honey of the Heart, See venue for cost, 2pm Rico Jones Quartet, See venue for cost, 2pm

Fox Theatre, Interstellar Boys feat. Todd Nance, Daniel Hutchens, Jerry Jospeh, Sam Holt, John Neff, Jon Mills, & Eric Martinez, $15-$20, 9pm The Laughing Goat, “Dueling Duos” - Strangebyrds with Mark Viator and Susan Maxey, Free, 8pm

DENVER Bluebird Theater, UZ w/ Kyral x Banko, $20-$25, 9pm Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, TAUK & Friends w/ Tiger Party feat. Eddie Roberts (New Mastersounds) & Jeff Franca (Thievery Corporation) - Official LoHi After Party, $15-$20, 10pm Dazzle Jazz, Pat Martino Trio, $25$28, 6:30pm & 9pm The Delta Sonics, 11pm Pepsi Center, Brad Paisley w/ Dustin Lynch, Chase Bryant, & Lindsey Ell, $29.50-$74.50, 7pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Dave Chappelle, $59.50-$99.50, 8pm The Summit Music Hall, Killing Creation w/ Sanity’s Edge, Infinite Conscious, & Rise As Legends, $10-$12, 7pm

// MUSIC CALENDAR >> JULY LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Owl Canyon Outlaws, Free, 9pm

WELLINGTON Downtown Wellington, Switchman Sleepin’ - A Tribute to the Grateful Dead w/ Goatz, Free 6:30pm

SUNDAY 16 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, Connor Garvey, $15, 7pm Foothills East Lawn, The Patti Fiasco, Free, 6pm Hodi’s Half Note, Strong Survive Presents: Jarren Benton, $15$20, 7:30pm Moe’s Original BBQ, Dusty Rust, & Randall Conrad Olinger, $10, 5pm

Odell Brewing, Black Mesa, Free, 3:30pm Paddler’s Pub, Franklin Taggart, Free, 3pm Surfside 7, KIM NALL & The Ugly Architect, $6, 9pm Swing Station, Lois & The Lantern, Free, 4pm

LOVELAND Thunder Mountain Amphitheatre, Trace Adkins & Farewell Angelina, $30+, 7P

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Undlin & Wolfe, Free, 8pm Davey Daydream, Free, 9pm The Secret B-Sides, Free, 10pm

DENVER

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Cervantes’ Other Side, Afton Showcase ft. HardWork Playerz INC, KING PYRO, Rumin8, Prolific6ix, D-Wreck, Mac Niff, hologram grady, Young Steez, LACED, TNG, BLA Music Group, Keno, Bare Locc, 18k, SACK, Louie Green, Claygo, Kardiac Kid & Guests, $12-$15, 6:30pm Dazzle Jazz, Pat Martino Trio, $25$28, 5:30pm, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Amos Lee w/ The Colorado Symphony, & Joseph, $44.50-$64.50,7pm

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MONDAY 17 FORT COLLINS Hodi’s Half Note, Funk Jam, Free, 10pm

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Hodi’s, TurnT-Table, Free, 9pm Surfside 7, Fastplants & Bomb Threat, $7, 9pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, The Shy Birds, Free, 8pm

DENVER Dazzle Jazz, Jazz Jam hosted by Todd Reid, Free, 9pm Hi-Dive, Unsane w/ Fashion Week, & Abrams, $15, 9pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Diana Krall w/ The Colorado Symphony, $49.50-$109.50, 8pm

WEDNESDAY 19 FORT COLLINS Avogadro’s Number, Free Music on Patio, 5pm Mason Street Bluegrass w/jam to follow, Free, 7pm Lagoon Series, Mojomama, Free, 6:30pm Lucky Joe’s, Celtic Jam, Free, 7pm Odell Brewing, Tyler T & The Common Clay, Free, 5pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Jazzetry Night! feat. Von Disco, Free, 8pm

DENVER Dazzle Jazz, Mitch Chmara Trio Presents: Thursday Night Underground, 11pm Denver Convention Center, Carlos Vives, $65.00 - $257.00, 7pm Hi-Dive, Roselit Bone Album Release Tour w/ Bonnie And The Clydes, & Extra Cold, $8-$12, 8:30pm Pepsi Center, Earth, Wind & Fire and CHIC ft. Nile Rodgers, $39-$175, 8pm The Fillmore, Dita Von Teese’s “The Art of the Teese” Burlesque Revue, 7:30pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Demun Jones w/ Special Guest, $15-$20, 8pm

DENVER Bluebird Theater, Mitski w/ Half Waif, $16-$20, 8pm Dazzle Jazz, Purnell Steen & Le Jazz Machine, $20, 6pm & 8:30pm Cervantes’ Other Side, RE:Search ft. iLL.Gates w/ Supersillyus, Unfold, Mikey Thunder, Jubee, $5-$15, 8:30pm Hi-Dive, JC Brooks, w/ Puscie Jones Revue, $12-$15, 8:30pm Pepsi Center, John Mayer, $55-$150, 7pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Dirty Heads w/ SOJA, The Green, & RDGLDGRN, $40.75-$45, 7pm The Fillmore, Price Royce, 6:30pm

THURSDAY 20 FORT COLLINS Avogadro’s Number, AvoGrass ft. Nice Hat, Mister, Burn it Blue and Derek Blake Band, $10-$18, 6:30pm Chipper’s Lanes (N. College), Tyler T., $2, 10pm Hodi’s Half Note, Displace (feat. Jaden Carlson) w/ Mojomama and Native Station, $5-$10, 9pm The Mainline Ale House, The Symbols, Free, 8pm Thursday Night Live @ Old Town Square, Drag The River, Free, 7pm

BOULDER Fox Theatre, CloZee w/ Lucid Vision, & Godlazer, $15-$20, 9pm The Laughing Goat, Brazil Night, Free, 8pm

DENVER Bluebird Theater, Beth Ditto, $17$20, 9pm Dazzle Jazz, Ginga presents “Brazil Night: A Musical Tour”, $10-$15, 6:30pm & 9pm Hi-Dive, Velnias w/ Wayfarer, Of Feather and Bone, $8-$10, 9:30pm Pepsi Center, Neil Diamond, $39$150, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The String Cheese Incident w/ Jyemo Club, $49.50-$265, 7pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Rooney w/ Run River North, & Slow Caves, $17-$20, 7pm

LOVELAND LOVELAND Foote Lagoon Amphitheater, Coffee House Pop & Funk, 5:30pm & 7pm

FRIDAY 21 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Avogadro’s Number, AvoGrass ft. T-Band, Stanleytones, Wood Belly, Streamline Cannonball, $15-$18, 5:30pm Equinox Brewing, Matthew Wilburn Skinner, Free, 7pm Funkwerks, Zeta June, Free, 6pm Island Grill, Midnight Growlers, Free, 8pm Hodi’s Half Note, Jay Roemer Band feat. Dave Carroll (Trampled By Turtles) w/Special Guests, $10-$12, 9P Paddler’s Pub, Whippoorwill, Free, 3pm Pappy’s Pub, Widespread Hispanic, Free, 8pm Swing Station, Blind Alley Troubadours w/ The Happy Dapples, $5, 9pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Sarah Jarosz + James McMurtry, $25-$30, 8pm Caffe Sole, Daniel Ondaro, See venue for cost, 7pm The Laughing Goat, The Constellation Collective, Free, 8pm

The Boot Grill, Boom Twang, Free, 9pm

SATURDAY 22 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Aggie Theatre, Blue Taboo Album Release Party w/ I Am The Owl, Holdfast and Foreign Words, $10-$15, 8:30pm Avogadro’s Number, AvoGrass ft. Mason Street, Laramie River Band, Brithces Brew, Cosmic Mesa and Lineage Band, $15, $18, 4pm Equinox Brewing, Dan Lovett & Bill Varn, Free, 7pm Hodi’s Half Note, Freakin and Geekin tour feat. Kap G w/ J.R. Donato and TOKE, $15-$40, 9P Island Grill, Midnight Growlers, Free, 8pm Mishawaka Amphitheater, The Colorado Sound presents Sarah Jarosz & James McMurtry, $25$40, 8pm Odell Brewing, Ginger Whale, Free, 5pm Pappy’s Pub, Josh Blackburn, Free, 8pm Swing Station, Rock Bottom String Band, $6, 9pm

BOULDER Caffe Sole, Dave Fulker Quartet, See venue for cost, 7pm The Laughing Goat, Jordan Bennet, Free, 8pm Joseph Cutshall, Free, 9pm

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DENVER

Cervantes’ Other Side, Sober Rob, Whereisalex, Zotti w/ Snubluck, Bimyo, $15-$20, 9pm

Bluebird Theater, Brendan James w/ Megan Burtt, & Dave Tamkin, $12-$15, 8pm Hi-Dive, Spectral Voice w/ Necrot, & Undergang, $12, 8:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The String Cheese Incident w/ Grant Farm, $49.50-$265, 7pm The Fillmore, Lifehouse & Switchfoot, 6pm

Dazzle Jazz, H2 Big Band Dance Party, $20, 6:30pm & 9pm The Delta Sonics, 11pm Hi-Dive, The Lituation Saturday Special, Free, 9pm Ogden Theatre, Dawes, $30-$35, 9pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The String Cheese Incident w/ Analog Son, $49.50-$265, 7pm The Fillmore, Descendents, 7pm, see venue for cost

LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Emmet Bower Band, Free, 9pm

SUNDAY 23 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE

Photo by Backstage Flash Summer is a time for outdoor concerts. Enjoying sunny days and cool Colorado nights while listening to groovy tunes—isn’t that what summers were invented for? This is why we love the Thursday Night Live Concert Series brought to us by Bohemian Nights. On July 27, you can catch The Burroughs on the Old Town Square stage. The Burroughs began playing together in 2013, and their trademarked “sweaty soul music” comes together with a four-piece horn section. The Burroughs include Sean Hagemeister on guitar, Tom Amend on keyboard and organ, Brian Claxton on bass, Mary Claxton on drums, Alec Bell on trumpet, Briana Harris and Hayden Farr on saxophones, Jeremy Fallis on trombone, and Johnny Burroughs on lead vocals. Their big band stage presence is brought to life by the incredible dancing, singing, and all around amazing performance of lead singer Johnny, who embodies some late Michael Jackson moves and makes them his own. The band has performed their soulful upbeat music at festivals like FoCoMX, New West Fest, Tour de Fat, and alongside national acts like Steve Miller Band. Don’t miss their free show, 7 p.m.

Avogadro’s Number, Honkey Tonk Happy Hour, $12-$15, 3:30pm Patrick Sweaney, $10, 8pm Foothills East Lawn, Archie Funker, Free, 6pm Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Dawes, $25-$40, 8pm Swing Station, Lorna’s Swingset, Free, 4pm Surfside 7, Moonsong & Serpentfood, $7, 9pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Tim McNary, Free, 8pm Kacie Swierk, Free, 9pm Nick Nash, Free, 10pm

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MONDAY 24 FORT COLLINS Hodi’s Half Note, Funk Jam, Free, 10pm

DENVER Bluebird Theater, Rich Homie Quan w/ Special Guests Pardison Fontaine, $30-$35, 8pm Cervantes’ Other Side, Monday Night Menagerie GOAT Fashion Show, $10, 8pm Denver Convention Center, Retro Futura, $39.50-$79.50, 7pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Lyle Lovett and His Large Band w/ The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, $39.50-$95, 7pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Lee Dewyze w/ Little Lights, $12, 8pm

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Hodi’s, TurnT-Table, Free, 9pm Lincoln Center, Melissa Etheridge, See venue for cost, 7pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Joshua Radin + Rachael Yamagata w/ Brandon Jenner, $25-$35, 7:30pm Fox Theatre, Nicolas Jaar, $27.50-$30, 9pm The Laughing Goat, SPiNRad, Free, 8pm

DENVER Dazzle Jazz, Byron Stripling & Carmen Bradford perform “Ella & Louis”, $30-$35, 5pm & 7:30pm Jazz Jam hosted by Todd Reid Red Rocks Amphitheatre, 2Cellos, $39.50-$59.50, 8pm

Lagoon Series, The Coteries, Free, 6:30pm Lucky Joe’s, Celtic Jam, Free, 7pm Odell Brewing, The ETs, Free, 5pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Escaping Pavement w/ Billy Shaddox, Free, 8pm

DENVER Cervantes’ Other Side, RE: SearchRoni Size w/ Special Guests plus Mikey Thunder & Jubee, $5-$15, 8:30pm Dazzle Jazz, Christian Sands Trio, $25-$28, 6pm & 8:30pm Gothic Theatre, Mura Masa w/ KUCKA, $23-$27, 9pm

// MUSIC CALENDAR >> JULY Hodi’s Half Note, Places Back Home w/ Poets & Wolves, North By North, Bitter Suns and Quentin, $7-$10, 8P Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Glass Animals w/ Little Dragon, SOLD OUT, 7pm The Fillmore, Violent Femmes and Echo & The Bunnymen, 7pm

GREELEY MOXI Theatre, Cordovas, $10, 8pm

THURSDAY 27 FORT COLLINS Aggie Theatre, Herbie Hancock Tribute Feat. Dominic Lalli (Big Gigantic), Dave Watts (The Motet), Joey Porter (The Motet), Garrett Sayers (The Motet), Dan Schwindt (Kyle Hollingsworth Band) and Moves at Midnight, $10-$15, 9pm Avogadro’s Number, Dead Jam, Free, 9pm

Chippers Lanes (N. College), Smooth Beethoven, $2, 10pm Downtown Artery, Jared Janzen w/ Nearby Liars, 7pm Hodi’s Half Note, Places Back Home w/ Poets & Wolves, North By North, Bitter Suns and Quentin, $7-$10, 8pm Surfside 7, When Particles Collide w/ Plasma Canvas, & Señorita Sometimes, $7, 9pm The Mainline Ale House, Johnny and The Mongrels, Free, 8pm Thursday Night Live @ Old Town Square, The Burroughs, Free, 7pm

BOULDER

Caffe Sole, Chuck Lamb, Free, 7pm Fox Theatre, Boogie T, $12-$15, 9pm The Laughing Goat, Grupo Chegando Lá and Francisco Marques, Free, 8pm

DENVER Cervantes’ Other Side, The Grass is Dead & The Wooks w/ Canyon Collected and One Grass Two Grass, $5-$10, 8pm Dazzle Jazz, Ian Levy Presents: An Evening of Reflection and

Optimism, $10-$15, 7pm Mark Emmons & AJ Salas Present: Thursday Night Underground, 11pm Hi-Dive, The UMS, $55 and up, 6pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, AFI & Circa Survive w/ Citizen, $37.50$40, 7pm

LOVELAND Foote Lagoon Amphitheater, Dixieland Jazz, 5:30pm & 7pm

FRIDAY 28 FORT COLLINS/LAPORTE Aggie Theatre, The Grass is Dead w/ Special Guests, $8-$12, 9pm Avogadro’s Number, Liz Barnez, $12$15, 8:30pm Equinox Brewing, Nick Andrew Staver, Free, 7pm Funkwerks, Dollhouse Thieves, Free, 6pm

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Hodi’s Half Note, Tribute Night w/ Guerrilla Radio, Sabotage and Got Eastward, See Venue for Price and Time Island Grill, Hazmat, Free, 8pm Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Dead Floyd & Eufórquestra w/ Last Call Romance, $15-$30, 8pm Pappy’s Pub, Jim Kristoff, Free, 8pm Paddler’s Pub, Señorita Sometimes, Free, 3pm Swing Station, Gasoline Lollipops w/ Earth and Sky, $8, 9pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Herbie Hancock Tribute feat. Dominic Lalli (Big Gigantic), Dave Watts, Joey Porter & Garrett Sayers (Motet) & Dan Schwindt (Kyle Hollingsworth Band) w/ Casey Russel & The Soul Shack, $12.50-$15, 8:30pm Caffe Sole, Funk Knuf, See venue for cost, 7pm Fox Theatre, Good Old War w/ Twin Bandit, $12-$15, 8pm The Laughing Goat, Rio Grande Valley Songwriters in the Round, Free, 8pm

DENVER Dazzle Jazz, Chuck Lamb Acoustic Fusion Quartet, $15-$18, 6:30pm & 9pm Denver Convention Center, Camila, $58.30-$124.30, 7pm Hi-Dive, The UMS, $55 and up, 6pm Gothic Theatre, Public Display of Aggression w/ DJ Bean, DJ Julian Black, The Midnight Marionettes, DJ Katastrophy, DJ Phantom, eHpH, DJ Biggie, 6:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, HARD RED ROCKS 2017 w/ Dillon Francis, DJ Mustard, Destructo, AC Slater, WAX Motif, & Kittens, $49.75-$99.75, 6pm

LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Stumble Monkey, Free, 9pm

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DENVER

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Dazzle Jazz, Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra plays Disney, $10-$20, 6pm The Delta Sonics, 11pm Cervantes’ Other Side, Ignatius Reilly w/ Jeff Crosby & The Refugees, Hyona Hill (PATIO SET), $10-$15, 9pm Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, Herbie Hancock Tribute feat. Dominic Lalli (Big Gigantic), Dave Watts (The Motet), Joey Porter (The Motet), Garrett Sayers (The Motet) and Dan Schwindt (Kyle Hollingsworth Band) w/ Special Guests, $10$20, 9pm Gothic Theatre, The Sword w/ Big Jesus, $24.50, 8:30pm Hi-Dive, The UMS, $55 and up, 6pm Pepsi Center, Kendrick Lamar, $39.50-$99.50, 7:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Tedeschi Trucks Band w/ with The Wood Brothers, Hot Tuna and special added guest ‘sitting in’ John Medeski, $42.75-$100, 7pm

Equinox Brewing, Josh Vogeler, Free, 7pm Forge Publick House, Tomas Gorrio, 8pm Island Grill, Hazmat, Free, 8pm Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Lane 8 w/ Special Guest Luttrell This Never Happened- Summer Gathering, $15-$60, 2pm

BOULDER Boulder Theater, Amadou & Mariam w/ Selasee & The Fafa Family, $25-$27, 8pm Caffe Sole, Scott Martin Quartet, See venue for cost, 7pm Fox Theatre, Spectacle w/ Kll Smth, & Nobide, $5-$14, 9pm The Laughing Goat, The Heartstring Hunters, Free, 8pm

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LOVELAND The Boot Grill, Flipside, Free, 9pm

SUNDAY 30 FORT COLLINS/ LAPORTE Downtown Artery, SUSTO w/ Liza Anne, 8pm Foothills East Lawn, Matt Mahern & Constitution, Free, 6pm Odell Brewing, Canyon Collected, Free, 3:30pm Paddler’s Pub, Elyse Miller, Free, 6pm Surfside 7, Ritual of Ascension w/ Necropanther, & Last Word, $7, 10pm Swing Station, Pompous Prairie Dogs, Free, 4pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Christopher Laughrey, Free, 8pm The Clearwings, Free, 9pm

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DENVER

Cervantes’ Other Side, Afton Showcase ft. Donnie Young, Dreams of Narwhals & Guests , $12-$15, 6:30pm Dazzle Jazz, Dale Bruning and Jude Hibler Present the Timeless Music of Cole Porter, $18, 5pm & 7:30pm Hi-Dive, The UMS, $55 and up, 6pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Tedeschi Trucks Band with The Wood Brothers, Hot Tuna and special added guest ‘sitting in’ John Bell (of Widespread Panic), $42.75$100, 5:30pm The Fillmore, Chevelle, 6:30pm

Cervantes’ Other Side, Fat Tuesdays w/ Struttin’ - a tribute to New Orleans Funk, Soul & R&B featuring the music of The Meters, Allen Toussaint and more! w/ Steady Flow, $5-$10, 8pm

MONDAY 31

WEDNESDAY 2

FORT COLLINS Surfside 7, Haymarket Squares & Cory Call, $8, 9pm

DENVER Pepsi Center, Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, $25-$119.50, 7:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Steve Miller Band w/ Peter Frampton, $49.50-$99.50, 7pm

TUESDAY 1 BOULDER The Laughing Goat, The Matt Human Trio, Free, 8pm

Pepsi Center, Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, $25-$119.50, 7:30pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Darius Rucker, $39.50-$69.50, 7:30pm The Fillmore, Against All Odds, 7pm The Summit Music Hall, The Fixx/ The Romantics, $35-$38, 7pm

FORT COLLINS Lagoon Series, Wendy Woo Band, 6:30pm Lucky Joe’s, Celtic Jam, Free, 7pm

BOULDER The Laughing Goat, Purple Squirrel, Free, 8pm

DENVER 1st Bank Center, Slayer w/ Lamb of God, & 9Behemoth Ogden Theatre, A Tribe Called Red, $15-$27, 8pm Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Head & The Heart w/ Gouplove, SOLD OUT, 8pm The Fillmore, Against All Odds, 7pm

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Hello Summer!

Welcome to my favorite time of year in Northern Colorado. A time when the great outdoors beckons with sunny days, warm nights, and a myriad of fantastic activities. Festival season is upon us, and if you’re like me you start to realize that you can’t be in five places at once and the Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) starts to set in. My goal as Managing Editor of Scene Magazine is to give you all the options so you can make informed decisions and hopefully mitigate some of that fear. Until we’re able to be cloned, you might just have to send your friends to events happening this season and have them report back to keep the FOMO at bay. Luckily, the talented and growing city of Fort Collins and surrounding areas are helping spread out some of the fabulous fun. With live music going on several days of the week, you don’t have to wait till Friday, Saturday, or Sunday to get your party on. Check our expanded City Buzz section and our Music Calendar for all the details. Updates will also be available Photo by MW Imagery online at scenenoco.com. This month concludes our Road to ARISE series, with the culmination of the ARISE Festival beginning for the early campers on Thursday, August 3, and the full event running from August 4-6 at Sunrise Ranch in Loveland, a mere 25 minutes from most of our Fort Collins homes. Don’t miss this one of a kind gathering of community, music, yoga, art, talented performers, and all around good times. Hope to see you all there! Stop by the Scene Magazine Stage and say hi! Happy July!

JULY 2017 • VOLUME 28 • ISSUE 4

FOUNDER/PUBLISHER

Michael E. Mockler publisher@scenemagazine.info

ART DIRECTOR

Cia Lindgren graphics@scenemagazine.info

MANAGING EDITOR

Rebecca LaPole editor@scenemagazine.info

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Elise Wunder

Rebecca LaPole, Managing Editor

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

WEEKLY FUN MONDAY: • • • • • • •

Trivia, Beau Jo’s, 7pm Bingo, C.B. & Potts, 9pm Comedy, Hodi’s Half Note, 7pm Funk Jam, Hodi’s Half Note, 10pm Poker, Island Grill, 7pm Open Mic w/ Mouse, Mulligan’s, 7pm Community Yoga Flow, Wolverine Farm, 5:15pm

TUESDAY: • • • • • •

Open Mic, Avo’s, 7pm EDM Tuesdays, Hodi’s, 8pm Karaoke, Island Grill, 8pm Open Mic, Pappy’s Pub, 7pm Trivia, Pour Brothers, 8pm Open Jazz Jam w/Pourhouse Jazz Trio, Pourhouse Bar&Grill (Loveland), 7:30pm • A1 Poker Tour, Nixon’s Mountain Smokehouse & Tavern, 7:30pm

WEDNESDAY:

• Live Jazz, Ace Gilett’s, 8pm • Open Bluegrass Jam, Avogadro’s Number, 8:30pm • Karaoke, Surfside 7, 9pm • Karaoke, The Boot Grill (FoCo), 8pm • Celtic Jam, Lucky Joe’s, 7pm • Comedy Night, Ma’s Juice Bar/Yum Yum’s, See venue for time • Every Wednesday Night Sessions, Mulligan’s, Free, 7pm • Geeks Who Drink Trivia Night, Pourhouse Bar&Grill (Loveland), 7:30pm • Open Mic Night, The Swing Station, 7pm • Firkin Humpday—Beer Tapping, High Hops Brewery (Windsor), 5pm • Karaoke, The Whiskey, 9pm • Country Dancing, Nixon’s Mountain Smokehouse & Tavern, 6:30pm • Open Mic, Nixon’s Mountain Smokehouse & Tavern, 8:30pm • Stitch ‘n Bitch , Wolverine Farm, 4pm

THURSDAY:

• Open Mic, 1933 Brewing Co., 5pm • Live Jazz, Ace Gillett’s, 8pm • Trivia, Ma’s Juice Bar/Yum Yum’s, See venue for time • Karaoke, Pappy’s Pub, 9pm • Karaoke, The Whisk(e)y, 9pm • Cards Against Humanity, Pour Brothers, 8:30pm • Open Mic, Nixon’s Smokehouse & Tavern, 7:30pm

FRIDAY:

• Live Jazz, Ace Gillett’s, 8pm

• Karaoke, Nixon’s Mountain Smokehouse & Tavern, 9pm • First Friday’s Gallery Walk, Old Town, 6pm • Game Night, Momo Lolo’s Coffee House, 7:30pm • Salsa Night, Ma’s Juice Bar/ Yum Yums, See venue for time • Trivia, Mulligan’s Pub, 8pm

SATURDAY:

• Live Jazz, Ace Gillett’s, 8pm • Karaoke, Blue 32 (Loveland), 9pm • Comedy Night, Ma’s Juice Bar/ Yum Yum’s, See venue for time

SUNDAY:

• Live Jazz, Ace Gillett’s, 7pm • Slamogadro Poetry Slam, Avogadro’s Number, 7pm • Sunday Night Sessions: “Groove Rescue Sunday’s” Jazz Fusion Jam, Colorado Room, 5pm • Every Last Sunday, Late Night Comedy, Elliot’s, Free, 10pm • Acoustic Open Mic, Lucky Joe’s, 9pm • Sunday Brunch Concerts, Momo Lolo’s Coffee House, 11am (1st & 3rd Sunday) • Live Jazz, The Crown Pub, 7pm

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Michael Short mike@mhshort.com 970.372.8800

DIGITAL MEDIA & CALENDAR EDITOR

Ainhoa Palacios contact@ainhoapalacios.com calendar: calendarinfo@ scenemagazine.info

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Michael Emanuele michael@backstageflsh.net

DISTRIBUTION/ CIRCULATION MANAGER Madison Laughlin 970.430.3920

Editorial Contributors: Kaarina Robson, Jenn Ortega, Elise Wunder, Ainhoa Palacios Cover: ARISE Festival Photo: Eric Allen

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