Feist in Denver on Tuesday - win free tickets!

Feist, one the most talked about artists in the past year, will be appearing in Denver this Tuesday, July 15th at the Fillmore Auditorium. Tickets are still available, but going very fast! The MuseBox has also teamed with numerous sponsors in Denver to offer up 5 PAIRS of FREE tickets to the show. Contestants can enter by e-mailing feistdenver@themusebox.net with the subject line “FEIST DENVER!”. The winners will be chosen randomly and notified by email no later than 12 NOON on Monday, July 14th. (If entrants haven't heard from them by then, you haven't won the tickets.)

Winners!

Thanks to everybody who entered to win the MileHighGayGuy True Colors Tour Ticket Giveaway and congratulations to this adorable couple, Billy and Court, for winning:

You may recognize Court Clark, on the right, as one of the performers from PrideFest:

Tokyo Police Club at the Bluebird Theatre

Tokyo Police Club will be in Denver this Thursday (5/22) at Bluebird Theatre. So far on tour, they’ve already secured reviews in SPIN.com, Stereogum, Brooklyn Vegan, CMJ, Pitchfork and Prefix! And they've got coverage on the way from Rolling Stone, Pitchfork TV, Spinner and Suicide Girls.

Edison Glass at The Marquis Theatre

Paramore-endorsed Long Island band, Edison Glass, are heading to Denver on Saturday night (5/24) for a show at The Marquis Theatre. They'll be playing with Nightmare Of You, Paper Rival, and The Graduate.

“...some seriously creative s**t on their new album... We’re pretty embarrassed it’s taken us five full lengths to take notice of this band, but we promise we won’t ignore them now.” - Alternative Press, 4/5 Stars

"[Edison Glass] create sonic textures built upon The Police influenced childhoods combined with indie rock sensibilities from today" - Stereo Subversion

"It’s clear that theses guys are talented – the musicianship is solid..." - Blogcritics.org

Mosaic Youth Chorus presents "Our Stories"

On Saturday, May 24, at 7:30 p.m., attendees will see the premier solo concert of the newest GLBTQ chorus in Colorado. Made up of youth 14-20, Mosaic Youth Chorus will present “Our Stories” at First Unitarian Denver, 14th Ave. and Lafayette St.. This is a free concert with a suggested donation. Come one, come all!

The String Cheese Incident in Hi-Def

Shot in high definition, Virtual Venues Network presents a life size and on-stage premiere screening of The String Cheese Incident's final two performances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on August 11th & 12th, 2007. On a "virtual tour" to theatres and colleges all summer long, The String Cheese Incident - Hi-Def from Red Rocks brings SCI fans together to celebrate the energy and magic of The String Cheese Incident in hometown venues everywhere. With more than 3 hours of live footage, this virtual concert experience is sure to thrill live music lovers everywhere, and give people a feel for what it was like to be at one of the world's premiere outdoor venues for these very special SCI shows.

Wednesday, May 14th @ 8:00pm (Doors @ 7:30pm)
Venue 515
515 Manitou Avenue, Manitou
Tickets $10.00 adv $12.00 dos / Ages 21+ Welcome
For more information please contact 719-685-1861 x10



Thursday, May 15th @ 8:00pm (Doors @ 7:00pm)
Bluebird Theater
3317 East Colfax Avenue, Denver
Tickets $10.00 adv $12.00 dos / Ages 16+ Welcome
For more information please contact 303-377-1666



Friday, May 16th @ 9:00pm (Doors @ 8:30pm)
Fox Theatre
1135 13th Street, Boulder
Tickets $10.00 adv $12.00 dos / All Ages Welcome
For more information please contact 303-443-3399



Saturday, May 17th @ 9:00pm (Doors @ 8:00pm)
Aggie Theatre
204 South College Avenue, Fort Collins
Tickets $10.00 / All Ages Welcome
For more information please contact 970-482-8300


Sunday, May 18th @ 8:00pm (Doors @ 7:00pm)
Belly Up
450 South Galena Street, Aspen
Tickets $10.00 / Under 16 needs parent
For more information please contact 970-544-9800

Cuz She's So Hot: More Juliette & The Licks

JULIETTE AND THE LICKS
Tuesday, November 20 at 8 p.m. at the Marquis Theater, 2009 Larimer Street in Denver town.

The Pipettes Rocked the Walnut Room

The Pipettes rocked the house Monday night at The Walnut Room. If you've never been to The Walnut Room, check it out. It's a great little space with drinks and eats in the front and a performance area in the back. The Pipettes are from merry olde England and are just adorable. I think I have a crush on the dark-haired one. I must be turning straight but that's ok because I never had much luck with men anyways.

The Pipettes in Denver

Going to see The Pipettes tonight at The Walnut Room in all of their post-retro UK girl-group glory. Should be fun! You can come too, especially if you're one of those tattooed bi-curious hepcats from the Rollergirls bout the other night, or the guy on the left in the picture below. Find out more at The Walnut Room and/or The Pipettes.

Henry Rollins Sold Out

The Henry Rollins concert at The Paramount Theatre on October 23 has sold out so I hope you got your tickets while you had the chance!

The Pipettes in Denver

Retro-style UK girl group The Pipettes will be in Denver at the Bluebird Theatre on Nov. 5.

Annie speaks about drama at Boulder concert

from her blog at www.annielennox.com:
"... Unfortunately an incident took place towards the end of the set that really shook me up. And believe me..in the 30 years I've been performing, I'm not that easily shaken. The security at the hall were extremely lax, and Mr "Nightmare on Elm Street "( or whatever weird thing was going on in his head) should never have been allowed to get anywhere near. Trust me...it wasn't nice.
I'm usually very patient and easy going with most kinds of behaviour in an audience...but that was really freakish and disturbing, whatever the hell it was. He owes me and my band a fucking apology.
Anyhow I send my apologies to anyone who waited. What a drag. If you ask anyone who's waited for me after any of my shows, they'll tell you that I usually spend quite some time signing etc...
But you know what...Hey...I'm a human being folks..and I just needed to get out of there because I'd had it. I'm really sorry if you waited for me...normally it would have been completely different. ..."

Drama at the Annie Lennox Concert

The Annie Lennox concert at Macky Auditorium last night was incredible. She sang all her biggest Eurythmics and solo songs (she kicked things off with Why, Little Bird and Walking on Broken Glass. Her voice was pristine and she was fun, playful, and, unusual for her in concert, talkative.

The only strangeness occured about 3/4 of the way through the concert when some ass in a gasmask and head-to-toe latex came in the left door at the back of the venue and proceeded to walk all the way down to stand front and center in front of the stage.

When Annie saw him, she immediately threw her hands in the air and made a quick exit backstage. Event staff escorted the guy out and Annie came right back and continued the song without hardly missing a beat. The whole strange incident took around 30 seconds.

After the song Annie said, "I'm sorry but that freak was fucking scary!" She then apologized for her profanity. The incident seemed to hype her up, however, and she tore into the next song, tossing the mic stand across the stage and writhing around the stagefloor.

All in all, it was an amazing, amazing time. Easily one of the top five live vocal performances I've ever seen.

Punk God Henry Rollins in Denver

Henry Rollins is coming to Danver's Paramount Theatre on October 23 with what he calls, "An evening of quintessentially American opinionated editorializing and storytelling."

Rollins is known for his work with seminal punk band Black Flag as well as The Rollins Band in addition to being a spoken word artist and actor. His most recent movie, Wrong Turn 2, is out now on DVD.

According to a posting today on towleroad.com, Rollins was recently interviewed by The Cleveland Free Times where he said, "I think it's really lame what's going on with those that are gay and I'm not gay. I was raised around gay folks. I was raised in the DC area. There are a lot of gay people there. My mom had gay friends. I had gay bosses. I worked at a movie theater and got propositioned four times a weekend. It was like, 'You like boys; nah, it's not going to be me.' I never wanted to kick some guy's ass. Some guys are creeps. But when you see the kind of hatred exacted at these people who can't help how they feel about men, it's sad."

And a couple years ago he had this to say to Instinct magazine, "In some ways for you guys, being gay today is better than it was 20 years ago, and in some ways it’s worse. I think America has accepted homosexuality as a fact, but the downside is the Bush administration giving the psychotic, ignorant wing of the Christian right—who are very homophobic and very hateful—a voice. A few State of the Union addresses ago, the president said, “I defend the sanctity of marriage,” which is lip service to the Christian right, saying, “You queers are on notice.”

I love him.

I'm getting an interview with him or you will know the reason why!

Find out more at his official website www.21361.com.