We Were Promised Jetpacks & Weakened Friends at Bluebird Theater
Denver, CO
April 1, 2022
Photos by Mike Pope
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The Districts, Francis of Delirium, and Vanillaroma at The Bluebird Theater
Denver, CO
March 18, 2022
Photos by Mike Pope
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It’s been a long time since Wolf Alice has been in Denver. Things have changed. There has been a worldwide epidemic and Wolf Alice has released their 3rd album Blue Weekend. Blue Weekend was written during COVID and marks the songwriting evolution of Ellie Rowsell. The album is about love in its myriad forms from discovery, loss, and strength for it and more. Singles include “The Last Man On Earth”, “How Can I Make It Ok?” and “Smile.”
The album was produced by Markus Dravs who has worked with Mumford & Sons and Arcade Fire. Wolf Alice is Ellie Rowsell, Joff Oddie, Joel Amey & Theo Ellis.
Wolf Alice has been to Denver many times playing Globe Hall and the Bluebird. In 2015 they played Lost Lake and brought the house down touring for their first album My Love Is So Cool. This wild night of crowd surfing and an audience singing every word is worth repeating for 2 nights in November.
Mipso is a 4 piece band originally from North Carolina. The band is Jacob Sharp on mandolin, Libby Rodenbough on fiddle, Wood Robinson on bass and Joseph Terrell on guitar. In 2020 Mipso released their self-titled, and sixth album found the band working with a new label, Rounder Records and producer Sandro Perri. Their latest single is “Every Drop.”
Mipso, the album marks a statement of being. With finely layered vocal harmonies and spacious arrangements that gently illuminate the idiosyncratic details and refined musicianship at the heart of every song, Mipso furthers the band’s ever-growing reputation as a potent musical force.
Cursive has been playing for 2 decades and continues to bring new original visceral music out. Their tour is based around their 8th studio album, Vitriola, released in 2018. The album reunites Tim Kasher, guitarist/singer Ted Stevens and bassist Matt Maginn with drummer Clint Schnase, Patrick Newbery on keys and Megan Siebe on cello. Cursive runs a course that borders hard rock and indie folk with screaming vocals mixed into arrangements that engage the senses. The album evokes anger at the world with songs “Free To Be or Not To Be You and Me”, “Under the Rainbow” and “Noble Soldier/Dystopian Lament.” Their single “Life Savings” calls Capitalism into question while the video shows greed in action
Vitriola was released in 2018 on Cursive’s own label 15 Passengers and is produced Mike Mogis. The band is on a headlining tour with Summer Cannibals and Campdogzz.
Rachel Price at Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO – February 18, 2018
Photos by Veronica Lee
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Haley Johnsen at Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO – February 18, 2018
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The Wind and the Wave at Bluebird Theater – Denver, CO – February 18, 2018
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Clouds and Mountains at Bluebird Theater – December 1, 2016
Photos by Charles Powell
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