Singer-songwriter Tift Merritt comes to the Wheeler Opera House Thursday night with local favorite John Oates. Read More →
CON GAMES RADIO: Rock ‘N’ Roll In Basalt, Thomas Friedman, Cancer Babes
The Con Man shows his range with Lynn Goldsmith, one of the great rock ‘n’ roll photographers of all time, then segues to whether Thomas Friedman deserves sainthood–and a visit from the Cancer Babes of the Pathfinders group for survivors. 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 →
POST TIME TELEVISION: Steve Skinner Rocks On
Check out this local jam session as Steve Skinner and the Natives rock out Steve’s Guitars in Carbondale on January 24,2007. That’s Louie Girardot on keyboard, ladies and gentlemen. Read More →
Skinner Rocks Steve’s Guitars
Steve Skinner and the Natives rock out Steve’s Guitars in Carbondale on January 24,2007. Check out Louie Girardot on keyboard… Read More →
Hyphenated-American Idol
Hyphenated Americans from American Idol’s top twelve contestants; Carly Smithson – Irish born Chikezie – African American, Nigerian parents David Archuleta – Latino, mother from Honduras David Hernandez – Latino Jason Castro – parents are Colombian, he is the first person in his family to... 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 →
Oakenfold Perfecto @ Sold-Out Belly Up
Paul Oakenfold–DJ, remixer, and producer–is one of dance music’s most requested DJs. He takes the stage tonight at Belly Up Aspen. Read More →
Reckless G, You Are Our (American) Idol
“Having become the symbol of shallow celebrity-obsessed culture,” writes Post blogger reckless G, “American Idol is held in contempt by the RFV’s self-proclaimed sophisticated and enlightened populace. The verdict is in; being an Idol fan is NOT cool. Because of the stigma, there... Read more →
Confessions of an Idol worshipper
The new season of American Idol began last week, but we fans here in the Roaring Fork Valley feel compelled to keep our enthusiasm concealed. Having become the symbol of shallow celebrity-obsessed culture, American Idol is held in contempt by the RFV’s self-proclaimed sophisticated and enlightened... Read more →