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Viva Lyons: Free Lyons concert marks Day of Service, one-year flood anniversary

LYONS The first annual Viva Lyons, featuring a free perfromance by the Grammy-nominated bluegrass-rock band Infamous Stringdusters, takes place, Sept. 13, in the town’s Bohn Park. Presented by Oskar Blues Brewery, Viva Lyons will be an event of remembrance, marking the one-year anniversary of the devastating floods and celebration, saluting the resilience and rebuilding efforts … Continue reading

Noteworthy: Monocle Band
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Noteworthy: Monocle Band

Monocle Band/Monocle Band Led by the sweet and soaring vocals of Monica Whittington, Monocle Band combines the best of song-craft and captivating performance. This is original music, the acoustic sound of the spirit, innately authentic yet sonically aligned with the roots music revival. Monocle Band blends stirring songcraft, flatpicked guitar, fiddle, mandolin, upright bass, and … Continue reading

KYGT’s ‘Night at the Goat’ brings local musicians to radios, computers around world
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KYGT’s ‘Night at the Goat’ brings local musicians to radios, computers around world

By Jeffrey V. Smith IDAHO SPRINGS Forget about leaving home for an intimate music experience, some of the best locally-crafted music can be heard live right in your own living room weekly. KYGT, the all-volunteer, locally-owned, non-commercial community radio station in Idaho Springs, every Tuesday presents “A Night at the Goat,” an open mic-like show … Continue reading

Kinfolk Festival begins new era for band, venue
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Kinfolk Festival begins new era for band, venue

Night one audio: http://www.panicstream.net/vault/john-bell-with-yonder-mountain-string-band-09192014-lyons-co/ By Jeffrey V. Smith LYONS Yonder Mountain String Band has always had a strong relationship with Planet Bluegrass. Banjo player Dave Johnston says playing the main stage at the Lyons venue during the 1999 RockyGrass Festival was “the first big step in the band’s career.” To begin a new era for … Continue reading

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ARISE offers chance to activate, reconnect, interact, synchronize, empower

By Jennifer Pund LOVELAND Throughout his career, Paul Bassis has always bridged entertainment and activism, even through he doesn’t consider himself an activist. Coming out of retirement from producing music festivals in California, he works passionately to make the ARISE Festival in Loveland a unique and memorable experience for all. Sunrise Ranch opens it doors, … Continue reading