“It’s a rock and roll album in a way,” Enrique Chi, vocalist and guitarist for Making Movies told Re Mezcla about the band’s latest album XOPA. “It’s coming from the birthplace of rock and roll, and it’s all in Spanish by an immigrant band with a Black drummer from...
“This record was born of isolation,” Beth Orton shared with The Irish Examiner in a recent interview about her new album, Weather Alive. “I wasn’t interested in bringing other musicians in, I have relied on collaboration in the past, I went into this wondering what I...
Evenings al Fresco at Denver Botanic Gardens has become an essential part of Denver’s summer musical landscape and returns on select Monday and Wednesday evenings in June and August. At Evenings al Fresco, Colorado musicians and small ensembles perform...
When David Starr returns to Tuft Theatre on Friday, April 8, he’ll have some catching up to do. Since the start of 2020 he’s released two albums, a COVID-era covers project named Touchstones, and an album of originals in collaboration with John Oates called Beauty...
On March 5 Rachel Baiman makes her Swallow Hill Music debut in Tuft Theatre with Vivian Leva & Riley Calcagno. If the Chicago-raised, Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is new to you, a great place to start is with her most recent album,...
Swallow Hill is thrilled to announce Alicia “Bruce” Trujillo will begin in July as our new Concert Director. Bruce joins us from Colorado Public Radio’s Indie 102.3 (formerly OpenAir) where she is celebrated for highlighting new and local music, while acting as an...
