Post blogger Sue Gray remembers Palestine on the anniversary of the Six Day War and promotes the coincidental appearance of Israeli jazz activist Gilad Atzmon at Steve’s Guitars in Carbondale. Read More →
Remembering Palestine
This week marks the anniversary of the Six Day War when on June 5, 1967 Israel attacked Egypt, Jordan, and Syria and gained control of the Sinai Peninsula, the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights. Israel and Egypt eventually signed a land for peace deal in which Israel relinquished... Read more →
Dirty Dozen Brass Band At Belly Up
Doors open at 5:30, show starts Sunday night at 9. Read More →
Texican Rock At Its Best
Jazz Aspen welcomes Lonely Boys this Sunday night, Rio Grande Park Main Stage, 9pm. Read More →
A night of pure jazz and pure rock and roll-Aspen What a lifestyle!
Big Russ is known for saying “What a country”…here in Aspen it is “What a lifestyle”! Last night I met a friend at Brunelleschis in Aspen. I haven’t been to the place since winter and this summer Brunelleschis has open aired the place by getting rid of the windows... Read more →
Setzer Jump-Jives Jazz Aspen
Don’t miss the Brian Setzer Orchestra this Saturday night, 9pm at Rio Grand Park. Read More →
Maceo Parker At Belly Up
Get your Jazz on with Maceo Parker tomorrow night. Doors open at 8:00 pm, show at 10:00… Read More →
Victor Wooten Top To Bottom @ Belly Up
Sometimes it seems as if the great electric bassist is re-inventing his instrument. One of the key elements of the groundbreaking Bela Fleck group performed Wednesday night @ Belly Up Aspen, where you’re sure to hear something new. Read More →
Tunes Crooned @ Wheel House
Jazz stylist Steve Tyrell brings his songbook to the Wheeler Opera House for an evening of coolness that even a hard rocker could love. Read More →
CALENDAR: You’re Not From Aspen
The incomparable Lyle Lovett makes a return trip to Aspen with a performance Tuesday night at the Wheeler Opera House. You can expect his special concoction of pop and jazz with a bit of rockabilly–or is it popabilly?–here and there for good measure. Read More →