Saturday, March 31, 2007
Wovenhand in Concert
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Wovenhand
Bluebird Theater
3317 E. Colfax,
Denver, CO
Saturday, April 14
I’ll be at the concert (along with a few hundred other rabid fans), and I’d like to encourage the rest of you Denver area music fans to drop by, too. At just $12 (plus, of course, the Ticketmaster convenience fees, surcharges, and extra special bonus billing additives), it is the best concert that you will see this year--intense, brilliant music played with passion. If you’ve never seen Denver’s David Eugene Edwards play a live performance, you owe yourself this experience.
If you are going to go, let me know. If I like you, I’ll even spot you a free, concert-priced beverage of your choice.
Comments & Trackbacks
Which of his four albums on eMusic should I download first?
Go for Consider the Birds first. If you like it, you should get some 16 Horsepower, too. Start with Secret South and Folklore.
Then, if you still like the stuff, if you ever see him playing in your neck of the woods, go see the concert. The albums are great, the concerts are transcendent.
Cool, they’re in the “Save for Later” (’Cause the available downloads never last a week beyond the rool-over date, know what I mean?).
And wassup with the American Idol review?
I know. I start my festival of downloading tomorrow and I already have more than I can download.
I’m leaving the Wovenhand thing up top for a few days to make sure that the Denver folk see it, so the new posts are going to be coming below that for now.
Damn. Why do these things always happen when I have to work?
Are there actually concerts where the drink pricing is free?!?!
Or am I parsing that incorrectly?
No, that would be bad writing on my part.
I hate it when that happens.
Hmmm.
I love it when that happens. I get a kick out of English grammar construction, especially when the literal, exact interpretation is diametrically opposed to the clear, intuitive (and correct) interpretation