Thursday October 26, 2000
When bizarre musical combinations hit you out of left field, you're almost
obligated to go check it out live just for curiousity's sake. A short while
ago, the preeminent a cappella group The Persuasions released an instruments-free
album of Frank Zappa covers. And if that's not enough, they followed it up
with another album of Grateful Dead covers. That's right--two artists responsible
for changing the way instruments are used, covered by a group who never touches
an instrument on stage. Tonight at the Gothic. Gape in wonder.
Friday October 27, 2000
Congratulations to all who are making the trek up to Telluride for the International
Experimental Cinema Expo. Once you've braved traffic, snow, and the endless
succession of mindless country radio, you'll really be ready for some thought-provoking
film. Tonight is the first of four full days of the weirdest stuff you'll
ever see on the silver screen. Enjoy!
October 28, 2000
With the big day falling on Tuesday this year, tonight seems to be the unofficial
Halloween party night. You can find a bazillion things to do in Denver by
flipping to the calendar, but here's a few choice cuts happening outside the
Mile High City for those with patient designated drivers. In Boulder, the
Funkin Pumpkin dance party will light it up with Robert Miles and Adam X.
It is a masquerade, so go in style. For more information, call 303-575-1306
or 303-575-1232. Also in Boulder, Cabaret Diosa will give your Halloween a
latin dance flavor at the Boulder Theatre with "Ritual de los Muertos"Ńa battle
with the forces of darkness including bizarre costumes, elaborate sets and
incredible special effects. And finally, just a little extra gas money will
get you to Ward, where you can enjoy an outdoor (dress warm) concert with
Sci-Fi Uterus, Winona Righteous, and The Mysterikon Prophets from Mystery
Sandbox Theater. This strange blend of progressive techno and experimental
music should leave your head appropriately befuddled and your body delightfully
shaken. For more information, visit
www.grantrproductions.com or
www.hyperheadrecords.com.
Sunday October 29, 2000
You've got to love it when somebody puts an incredible line-up together for
an event, and then the money you spend to see it goes to a worthwhile charity.
Such is the case with "An Evening of Caring" at the Gothic tonight. For starters,
your $60 ticket ($100/couple) goes to benefit the 20th Annual Day of Caring
for Breast Cancer Awareness on May 12, 2001. In return, you get to see (deep
breath) music by Lannie Garrett and Ellyn Rucker, a fashion show by Brooks
Ltd. and Cutter & Buck, a dance performance from the world-famous Cleo Parker
Robinson Dance Ensemble, and live performances from Marca Cassity, Ciria,
Dear Marsha, Monni Janzen, Barbara Lynn and Wendy Woo. Greg Moody (the bow-tied
television personality and entertainment critic) will MC, and you don't even
have to break out the formal wear. You do have to be older than 21 (cash bar!
yippee!). For more information, call Sue Miller at 303-239-3307.
Monday October 30, 2000
Here's a good warm-up for the freakiest day of the yearŃPromethean Theatre
presents an artistic free-for-all called Freak Train at the Bug Theatre. Freak
Train is an invitation for spoken word, music, dance, or whatever you can
do in five minutes given a stage and a captive audience. Performers sign up
at the event and do their thing first come first serve. The show starts at
7:30 p.m. and only costs $6. For more information, call the Bug at 303-477-9984.
Tuesday October 31, 2000
So you can't dress up in a diaper and go door-to-door asking for candy anymore
without getting arrested. (If you do anyway, more power to you.) The good
news is that virtually every bar, club, and music venue in the state has a
special event planned tonight. For us to select one would be as impossible
as naming our favorite song by The Beetles. Check out our calendars, make
a selection, and go have a good timeŃwork week be damned! The only reason
to stay home is if your home is equipped with a keg and a few dozen party-animal
friends. Happy Halloween!
Wednesday November 1, 2000
Today is the first day of our month-long contest: bring us Ken Hopper's autograph.
Who is Ken Hopper? Well, he's a mysterious chapŃall we really know about him
is that he does something with "distributed systems management" and that he
has way too much fun with web cam technology. We believe his whereabouts are
somewhere in Chicago. Our clue to you is that, with a little search on the
web, you can find a detailed schedule of Ken's day. For example, today from
8-9 a.m. Ken will be enjoying the "CIC Video Mega Conference." The first reader
to bring us Ken Hopper's autograph will get their picture in the paper and
a homemade plaque. Just be careful not to pick up a restraining order along
the way. Good luck!
Thursday November 2, 2000
Not long ago, most people assumed the Stone Temple Pilots were dead for good,
broken up by drugs much the way STP contemporaries Alice In Chains fizzled.
Lo and behold, Scott Weiland did the impossible and sobered up (we think),
made up with his bandmates, and resurrected the band that's never got the
respect it deserves for creating pop out of grunge. Appearing tonight at the
Magness Arena with Godsmack and Disturbed.
Friday November 3, 2000
Boulder is opening its doors to kitsch. Art & Soul Gallery hosts its grand
opening celebration tonight from 6-9 p.m., featuring installations from a
wide variety of contemporary artists, including famed "dumpster diver" Leo
Sewell and portrait artist Ries Niemi. A portion of the evening's sales will
go to benefit the Arts and Humanities Assembly of Boulder County, which provides
leadership, resources and funding for all those wacky artists in Boulder.
For more information, call 303-544-5803.
Saturday November 4, 2000
Hannah House isn't the only dark movie that's been filmed in Colorado lately
(see p. 13). Local celebrity and ex-Modern Drunkard editor Frank Rich has
directed a punk rock '40's noir film called Nixing The Twist, which premieres
tonight at the Bluebird Theatre. The movie is about a pair of professional
assassins (Jimmy and Happy) who are disturbed by a recent trend of jobs that
whack accountants, old ladies, and rockabilly bands. The 16mm movie is loaded
with intrigue and atmosphere, and features cameos and songs from some of Denver's
hottest local acts: King Rat, Hemi Cuda, The Pin Downs, Hammerin' Hanks, The
Swanks, and the ubiquitous Mike V. For more information, call 303-830-9181
or visit surf.to/nixing
Sunday November 5, 2000
Joan Baez, the poster child for civil disobediance and sha-na-na in the '60's,
is still going strong with a stop tonight at the Boulder Theatre. Though not
as prominent as her old folkie pal Bob Dylan in recent years, she remains
for many a living link to times when music did more than please the ears.
Monday November 6, 2000
In the words of Tenswing, our resident CD savant, "With The (International)
Noise Conspiracy's CD Survival Sickness, this group is very able to groove
one minute, then screech and thrash about the next. Imagine this one: you
are on your first date and you slap on track number three, "Smash It Up."
At first listen, your date thinks you are cool, suave and hell, even attractive.
Then, the song picks up tempo and slams your date about with such emotional
force that your new date (and soon to be absessed groupie) thanks you for
the breath of fresh air and begs to be kissed on the first date." What better
place for that first date than at (I)NC's show at the Bluebird tonight? Only
$7, with Blue Tip.
Tuesday November 7, 2000
The current re-mix king of the universe, Fatboy Slim, appears tonight at the
Fillmore. What Moby has done for the art of original techno songwriting, Fatboy
Slim has done for the art of the re-mix. Miss it at your own risk.
Wednesday November 8, 2000
The Squirrel Nut Zippers enjoyed a brief heyday at the very beginning of the
swing dance craze in the mid-'90's, stunning listeners and critics alike with
their authentic big-band sound blended with wicked '90's lyrics on Hot, their
breakthrough album. Since then, nobody's really heard from them and the swing
craze is slowly making its way down to junior-high cool (where trends shrivel
up and die). That doesn't mean the Zippers are any less of a band, though,
and their music deserves to be kept alive, so go out and support the show
tonight at the Boulder TheatreŃat least you'll be jumping, jiving and wailing
to the sounds of kick-ass music.
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Thursday, October 26, 2000
- Hot Tomatoes Dance Orchestra. Mercury Café, $7.00
- Javier Mendoza. Wolf Tongue Brewery, Nederland
- Jepedo's Juice with Clockworked. The Soiled Dove
- Jet Threads. Iliff Park Saloon
- Liza with Jerry Joseph, Wendy Woo, Marca Cassity. Fox Theater,
Boulder
- On Second Thought. Hard Rock Café
- Persuasions. Gothic Theatre
- Rafiti's Allstars featuring Jessica Goodken, D-Train, Edwin
Hurwitz from Chief Broom. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Reverend Horton Heat with Los Infernos. Boulder Theater, $14-$
15
- Running With Sally. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Sector 9 with DJ Costas. Bluebird Theater, $7.00
- Sugarpuss. Lion's Lair
- Tread with Suffer Structure. Sports Field Roxxx
- Trio Voronezh. Arvada Center, $18.00
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Friday, Ocotber 27, 2000
- Alarm 2000. Buffalo Rose Saloon, Golden
- BT with DJ Tony Stewart. Fillmore Auditorium
- Carolyn's Mother with Last Great Day, Tequila Mockingbird.
Herman's Hideaway
- Citizen Fish with Against All Authority. Bluebird Theater
- Colcannon. Swallow Hill
- Facet with Pinhead Circus, Qualm, Deadlock Frequency. The
Raven, $5
- Fast Action Revolver with Saint James Gang, The Swanks. Sports
Field Roxxx
- Fredi & The Soulshakers. Patrick's
- Hazel Miller (CD Release Party). The Soiled Dove
- Hilbilly Hellcats. Wolf Tongue Brewery, Nederland
- Jet Threads. Iliff Park Saloon
- King Crimson with Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto. Gothic
Theatre, $34.25
- Ladonnas (Halloween Party). 15th Street Tavern
- One Kind Favor with Tom Constanten. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Poco with Pure Prairie League. Grizzly Rose, $15.00
- Rainville. Lion's Lair
- Reverend Horton Heat with Los Infernos. Ogden Theatre, $15-$
16
- Runaway Truck Ramp with Shanti Groove. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Tragically Hip. Aggie Theater, Fort Collins
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Saturday, October 28, 2000
- Brethren Fast with Maggie Jack, Bushtic. Herman's Hideaway
- Butterhead. Wolf Tongue Brewery, $3.00, Nederland
- Cabaret Diosa (Halloween Party) with DeVotchKa. Boulder
Theater, $10
- Dear Marsha, Choice City Shots, Fort Collins
- Fredi & The Soulshakers. Patrick's
- Hate Fuck Trio (Halloween Party). 15th Street Tavern
- Jet Threads. Iliff Park Saloon
- King Crimson with Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto. Gothic
Theatre, $34.25
- One Kind Favor with Tom Constanten. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Opie Gone Bad with Tinker's Punishment (Halloween Party).
Temple Events Center, $15-$ 20, Boulder
- Reverend Horton Heat with Los Infernos. Colorado Music Hall,
$13-$14, Colorado Springs
- Rhythm Junkie with Childproof. Sports Field Roxxx
- Robin Trower. Bluebird Theater, $22.50
- Ron Carrier & The Zydeco Night Rockers. Mercury Café, $13.00
- Rubber Planet with You Call That Art?. The Starlight, Fort
Collins
- Ryan Tracy Band with Nixon Grin (Halloween Party). The Soiled
Dove
- Sci-Fi Uterus with Winona Righteous and The Mysterikon Prophets
(from Mystery Sandbox Theater). Oddfellows Outdoor Stage, Ward
- Tick 60. Buffalo Rose Saloon, Golden
- Tragically Hip. Paramount Theatre
- Types with The Otterpops. Lion's Lair
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Sunday, October 29 , 2000
- An Evening of Caring featuring Dear Marsha, Nina Storey, Wendy
Woo, Marca Cassity, Cyria. Gothic Theatre
- Funkdamentals. Mountain Sun Pub, Boulder
- Jurassic 5 with Dilated Peoples. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Ministry of Sound. Ogden Theatre, $15-$ 20
- Mooney Suzuki with Jealous X Lovers. 15th Street Tavern
- Rubber Planet with Hazy Swirl. USC Ballroom, Pueblo
- Soul Patch. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Ultimate Fakebook with Wolf Colonel. Famous Pizza E. Colfax
Victoria Williams with Mark Olson. Bluebird Theater, $18.50-$
20
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Monday, October 30, 2000
- AJ Croce with Preacher Boy. Gothic Theatre, $11.25
- Cosmic Pond. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Horrors with Sean Na Na. 15th Street Tavern
- Jurassic 5 with Dilated Peoples. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Monsters of Mock. Bluebird Theater, $5.00
- Versus with Bozart. Lion's Lair
- Wyclef Jean with De La Soul, Blackeyed Peas. CU Campus,
$26.00, Boulder
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Tuesday, October 31, 2000
- 421 with Primortal, Moore. Iliff Park Saloon
- Bellrays with The Down N Outs, The Volts (Halloween Party).
15th Street Tavern
- Brethren Fast (Halloween Party). Hard Rock Café
- Dark Star Orchestra. Boulder Theater, $22.25, Boulder
- Elliott with Le Shok, The Jazz June, No Place For A Hero. The
Raven
- Hallofreakinween featuring Corrosion of Conformity. Colorado
Music Hall, $15.00, Colorado Springs
- Halloweenie 2000 featuring Throat Culture, Filth Industry,
Serebus, Burn Circuit. Gothic Theatre, $6.00
- Hovercraft with Space Team Electra. Lion's Lair, $8.00
- Midget Handjob. Bluebird Theater
- Moody Blues. World Arena, Colorado Springs
- Project Logic (presented by DJ Logic) featuring Baba Israel,
members of Fat Mama. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Ratdog. Paramount Theatre
- Rubber Planet with Rexway, Sketch (Halloween Party). Cricket
On The Hill
- Runaway Truck Ramp (Halloween Party). Quixote's True Blue Café
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Wednesday, November 1, 2000
- Beenie Man with Tanto Metro, Devonte. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Corrosion of Conformity. Ogden Theatre, $15-$ 17
- Dark Star Orchestra. Colorado Music Hall, $12-$ 14, Colorado Springs
- Dave Holland Quintet. Boulder Theater, $17.50, Boulder
- Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Liquid Soul with Chupacabra. Bluebird Theater, $14.00
- Sidhe with No Particular Order, Mazard. Iliff Park Saloon
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Thursday, November 2 , 2000
- 17th Avenue All Stars. Gothic Theatre
- 3 Doors Down with Cold, Dust for Life. Fillmore Auditorium
- Disorder with Host, Defile. Iliff Park Saloon
- Ekoostik Hookah. Bluebird Theater, $8-$ 10
- Eliades Ochoa Y Cuarteto Patria. Boulder Theater, $22.50, Boulder
- Fat Mama with Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Irving with Orbit Service. 15th Street Tavern
- Rocket Ajax. The Soiled Dove
- Stage 4. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Stone Temple Pilots with Godsmack and Disturbed. Magness Arena
- Wendy Woo. Patrick's
- X-Lulu. Hard Rock Café
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Friday, November 3 , 2000
- American Steel with The Family Men. 15th Street Tavern
- Big Wu. Bluebird Theater
- Chris Daniels & The Kings. Patrick's
- Fat Mama with the Ron Miles Quartet. Gothic Theatre, $8.25
- Geoff Muldaur and Spencer Bohren. Swallow Hill
- Habib Koite. Boulder Theater, $15.75, Boulder
- On Second Thought. Herman's Hideaway
- Plus Ones with Tristeza, Dressy Bessy, The Oranges. Raven,
$7.00
- Railbenders. The Soiled Dove
- Rhett Akins. Grizzly Rose, $10.00
- Rubber Planet with Suffer Structure, Rocket Ajax. Iliff Park
Saloon
- Shakedown Street. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Sucker. Boulder Theater, Boulder
- Tummler with Superbees. 15th Street Tavern
- Vandals with The Ataris, Useless ID. Ogden Theatre, $12.00
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Saturday, November 4, 2000
- 3.0. Sportsfield Roxxx
- Dave Alvin. Swallow Hill
- Ekoostik Hookah. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Geds with Abdomen. 15th Street Tavern
- Julie Davis. Swallow Hill
- On Second Thought. Herman's Hideaway
- Phantom Rockers. Lion's Lair
- Rogue with Tirade, Silencer. Iliff Park Saloon
- Shakedown Street. Quixote's True Blue Café
- Tony Furtado with Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom. Gothic Theatre,
$11.25
- Women Of Blues Review featuring Mollie O'Brien, Erica Brown,
Tempa & The Tantrums. Boulder Theater, $15.75, Boulder
- Yo Flaco! The Soiled Dove
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Sunday, November 5 , 2000
- Joan Baez with Stacey Earle. Boulder Theater, $27.50, Boulder
- Juliana Theory. Bluebird Theater
- Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom. Mountain Sun Pub, Boulder
- Room Full Of Blues. Little Bear , Evergreen
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Monday, November 6, 2000
- Bruce Hornsby. Macky Auditorium, $22.50-$ 50, Boulder
- C Average with Zulu Askono. 15th Street Tavern
- Elliott Smith with Grandaddy. Ogden Theatre, $14.00
- Hootie and the Blowfish. Fox Theater, Boulder
- International Noise Conspiracy with Blue Tip. Bluebird
Theater, $7
- J. Mascis & the Fog. Boulder Theater, $15.00, Boulder
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Tuesday, November 7, 2000
- Bruce Hornsby. Macky Auditorium, $22.50-$ 50, Boulder
- Buried Alive with Death Threat, Los Terribles, Angels Never
Answer. The Raven, $7.00
- Cherry Poppin' Daddies. Fox Theater, Boulder
- Fatboy Slim. Fillmore Auditorium
- Invisible Men with Down 'N Outs. 15th Street Tavern
- Nouseforaname with Pulley, One Man Army, Dynamite Boy. Ogden
Theatre, $10-$ 12
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Wednesday, November 8, 2000
- Corey Feldman Band with Space Team Electra, Hate Fuck Trio.
The Raven
- Karl Denson's Tiny Universe with Robert Walter's 21st Congress.
Gothic Theatre, $17.25
- Sarah Brightman. Magness Concert Hall
- Short Fuses. 15th Street Tavern
- Squirrel Nut Zippers with The Dirty Dozen Brass Band. Boulder
Theater, Boulder
- Vertical Horizon with Nine Days. Fillmore Auditorium
- X-Ecutioners featuring Rob Swift, Roc Raida, Total Eclipse, Mista
Sinista. Fox Theater, Boulder
Upcoming Tours at a glance
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- 3 Doors Down with Cold, Dust for Life. 2-Nov,
Fillmore Auditorium
- BBMak. 27-Nov, Fillmore Auditorium
- Big Head Todd & the Monsters. 31-Dec, Fillmore
Auditorium
- Bruce Hornsby. 6-7-Nov, Macky Auditorium,
$22.50-$ 50, Boulder
- BT with DJ Tony Stewart. 27-Oct, Fillmore Auditorium
- Cherry Poppin' Daddies. 7-Nov, Fox Theater, $17,
Boulder
- Corrosion of Conformity. 1-Nov, Ogden Theatre,
$15-$ 17
- Dark Star Orchestra. 31-Oct, Boulder Theater,
$22.25, Boulder; 1-Nov, Colorado Music Hall, $12-
$14, Colorado Springs
- David Grisman Quintet with The Del McCoury
Band. 18-Nov, Fillmore Auditorium
- Deicide with Vital Remains. 24-Oct, Colorado
Music Hall, $16-$ 18, Colorado Springs
Dixie Chicks. 17-Nov, Pepsi Center, $23.50
- DJ Logic presents Project Logic with Baba Israel.
31-Oct, Fox Theater, $15, Boulder
- Elliott Smith with Grandaddy. 6-Nov, Ogden
Theatre, $14
- Fatboy Slim. 7-Nov, Fillmore Auditorium
- Fenix Tx. 11-Nov, Gothic Theatre
- Hed with Cold and Spineshank. 19-Oct, Bluebird
Theater, $10
- Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter. 19-Nov,
Boulder Theater, Boulder
- Hootie and the Blowfish. 6-Nov, Fox Theater,
Boulder
- International Noise Conspiracy with Blue Tip. 6-
Nov, Bluebird Theater, $7
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J. Mascis & the Fog. 6-Nov, Boulder Theater,
$15.00, Boulder
- Joan Baez with Stacey Earle. 5-Nov, Boulder
Theater, $27.50, Boulder
- Limp Bizkit and Eminem with Papa Roach and
Xzibit. 10-Nov, Pepsi Center
- Misfits with Murphy's Law, Impotent Sea Snakes,
Primitive Reason. 22-Nov, Ogden Theatre, $14
- Natalie Macmaster. 21-Oct, Paramount Theatre, $22;
22-Oct, Colorado Music Hall, $16, Colorado Springs
- Paul Simon. 20-Nov, Fillmore Auditorium
- Persuasions. 26-Oct, Gothic Theatre
- Peter Murphy. 14-Nov, Ogden Theatre, $25.00
- Phil Lesh & Friends. 24-25-Oct, Fillmore
Auditorium
- Poco. 25-Oct, Little Bear, Evergreen; with Pure
Prairie League, 27-Oct, Grizzly Rose, $15
- Remember Shakti. 14-Nov, Paramount Theatre
- Reverend Horton Heat with Los Infernos. 26-Oct,
Boulder Theater, $14-$ 15, Boulder; 27-Oct, Ogden
Theater, $15-$ 16; 28-Oct, Colorado Music Hall,
$13-$ 14, Colorado Springs
- Robin Trower. 28-Oct, Bluebird Theater, $22.50
- Roots with Rah Digga, Tailb Kweli, Dead Prez,
Slum Village, Bahamadia, Jaguar, Dice Raw, Jazzyfatnastees. 14-Nov, Magness Concert Hall
Samples. 11-Nov, Fillmore Auditorium
- Samples. 11-Nov, Fillmore Auditorium
- Sarah Brightman. 8-Nov, Magness Concert Hall
- Sector 9 with DJ Costas. 26-Oct, Bluebird Theater, $7
- Seven Nations with Young Dubliners. 23-Oct, Fox
Theater, Boulder
- Squirrel Nut Zippers with The Dirty Dozen Brass
Band. 8-Nov, Boulder Theater, Boulder; 9-Nov,
Ogden Theatre, $20
- Stone Temple Pilots with Godsmack and
Disturbed. 2-Nov, Magness Arena
- Tim Reynolds. 18-Nov, Fox Theater, Boulder
- Tragically Hip. 27-Oct, Aggie Theater, Fort
Collins; 28-Oct, Paramount Theatre
- Trio Voronezh. 26-Oct, Arvada Center, $18
- Vandals with The Ataris, Useless ID. 3-Nov, Ogden
Theatre, $12
- Vertical Horizon with Nine Days. 8-Nov, Fillmore
Auditorium
- Victoria Williams with Mark Olson. 29-Oct,
Bluebird Theater, $18.50-$ 20
- Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock. 19-Nov,
Boulder Theater, $29.50, Boulder
- Wyclef Jean with De La Soul, Blackeyed Peas. 30-
Oct, CU Campus, $26, Boulder
- 15th Street Tavern, 15th and Welton, 303-572-0822
- Aggie Theatre, 204 S. College Ave., Fort Collins, 970-407-1322
- Arvada Center, 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada, 303-431-3939
- Aztlan Theatre, 974 N. Santa Fe Dr., 303-573-0188
- Bluebird Theater, 3317 E. Colfax Ave., 303-322-2308
- Boulder Theater, 2034 14th St., Boulder, 303-786-7030
- Brendan's Pub, 1624 Market St., 303-595-0609
- Buffalo Rose Saloon, 1119 Washington Ave., Golden, 303-279-5190
- Bug Theatre, 3654 Navajo, 303-477-5977
- Cafe Cero, 1446 S. Broadway, 303-282-1446
- Chautauqua Auditorium, 900 Baseline Rd., Boulder, 303-442-3282
- Colorado College, 14 E. Cache La Poudre, Colorado Springs, 729-389-6000
- Colorado Music Hall, 2475 E. Pikes Peak Ave., Colorado Springs, 719-447-9797
- Cricket On The Hill, 1209 E. 13th Ave., 303-830-9020
- Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, 30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, 719-634-5581
- Denver Botanic Gardens, 1005 York St., 303-331-4000
- Eck's Saloon, 9890 W. Girton, 303 489 2991.
- Fado Irish Pub, 1735 19th St., 303-297-0066
- Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre, 5889 Greenwood Plaza Blvd., 303-220-7000
- Fillmore Auditorium, 1510 Clarkson St., 303-860-7181
- Fox Theater, 1135 13th St., Boulder, 303-443-3399
- Foundry, 1109 Walnut St., Boulder, 303-447-1803
- Gothic Theatre, 3263 S. Broadway, 303-380-2333
- Grizzly Rose, 5450 N. Valley Hwy., 303-295-1330
- Herman's Hideway, 1578 S. Broadway, 303-777-5840
- Iliff Park Saloon,2300 S. Chambers Rd., 303-696-1404
- Jazz @ Jacks, 1553 Platte St., Ste. 202, 303-433-1000
- Josephina's, 1433 Larimer St., 303-623-0166
- Lion's Lair, 2022 E. Colfax Ave., 303-320-9200
- Mercury Café, 2199 California St., 303-294-9281
- Mile High Stadium, Federal and Colfax Ave.
- Mishawaka Amphitheatre, 13714 Poudre Canyon, Fort Collins, 970-482-4420
- National Western Complex, I-70 and Brighton Blvd., 303-297-1166
- Ogden Theatre, 935 E. Colfax Ave., 303-830-2525
- Paramount Theatre, 1621 Glenarm Pl., 303-534-8336
- Pepsi Center, Speer Blvd. and Auraria Pkwy., 800-830-TIXS
- Pink Cadillac, 12100 W. 44th Ave. 303-431-5270
- Quixote's True Blue Café, 9150 E. Colfax Ave., 303-366-6492
- Raven, 2217 Welton Ave., 303-271-3450
- Rear Inn Lounge, 4991 80th Ave., 303-426-4500
- Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Exit 259 off I-70, 303-640-7300
- Redfish Cajun Grill and Bar, 1701 Wynkoop, 303-595-0443
- Seven South, 7 South Broadway, 303-744-0513
- Soiled Dove, 1949 Market St., 303-299-0100
- Swallow Hill Music Association, 1905 S. Pearl St., 303-777-1003
- Sweetwater Station, 9975 Wadsworth Pkwy. 303-420-1004
- Temple Buell Theatre, Speer Blvd. and Arapahoe St., 303-640-2862
- Tulagi's,1129 13th St., Boulder 303-443-3399
- Vartan's Jazz Club and Restaurant, 1800 Glenarm Place, 303-399-1111
- Wolf Tongue Brewery, 35 E. 1st St., Nederland, 303-415-KOOL
- Zu, 60 S. Broadway, 720-570-8534
Openings
- Merrill Johnson Gallery. 315 Detroit St., 303-333-
1566,
www.merrillgallery.com "Denver, Inside Out"
with Mark Daily, John Encinias, Molly Gough, Kevin
Weckbach, Tiffany Williams and Doug Dawson.
Opening Reception Oct. 20, 6-9 pm, Through Nov. 4.
Hours: M-F 10 am-6 pm, Sa 11 am-5 pm.
Current Shows
- Acoma Center. 1 13th St., (Boulder) 303-443-
2122. Two Inclinations, artist books by Faye
Anderson and Studio art quilts by Judith Trager.
Through Nov. 4.
- Anderson Ranch Art Center. 14th and Curtis St.,
303-830-8497. Paint the town art work depicting the
Fort Collins area. Through Nov 7.
- Apart Modern Gallery. 1426 Pearl St., (Boulder) 303-
473-9215, www. busch-gallery. com. Triple Vision works
by Ita Willen, Bus Clevinger, Pat Newell. Through Oct
27. Hours: M-Th 10 am-7 pm, F-Sa 10 am-9 pm,
Su 11 am-6 pm
- Aperture Gallery. 3208 Tejon St. 303-561-0635.
Everest and Beyond/ Natural Light Artists Tim
Cowen and Peter Steele.
- B>Arrowhead Gallery. 1236 Delaware St., 303-852-
3980. Black and White photography by Art Silk
- Art Students League of Denver. 200 Grant St.,
303-778-6990. Astd. Org. Works By Mitch Caster,
Ron Trujillo and students. Through Oct 27.
- Artcycle. 1441 Pearl St. Boulder, 303-449-4950.
Works by Picasso, Joan Miro Chagall, Frank
Howell, Earl Bliss, Peter Max, Dali, Steven
Kaufman, Robin Rybczyk, Patrick Whelan, Agam.
- Artists on Santa Fe. 747 Santa Fe Dr., 303-573-
5903. "Functional & Dysfunctional" clay, glass and
wood by Tom and Jean Latka and Jim Klingman.
Through Nov. 4. Hours: 9 am-5 pm (Sun by
appointment only)
- Artyard. 1645 S. Broadway, 303-744-8213. One-of-
a-kind art. Hours: W-Sa noon-4 p. m.
- Arvada Center for the Arts and
Humanities. 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., 303-
431-3962,
www.arvadacenter.org All
Mexed Up, Carlos Fresquez and Francisco
Zamora, Through Nov. 19.
- Bayeux Gallery. 1426 Pearl St., (Boulder) 303-
473-9215, www. buschgallery. com. In the Tradition
Of Century-Old European Masters, oil paintings
and bronzes by Valentin Okorokov. Through Oct 31.
Hours: M-F 9 a. m.-8 p. m.
- Benson Gallery. 1229 E 6th Ave., 303-831-1077.
Too Much Too Soon, pop art show featuring Jack
Jensen, Danica Bomar and Keiko Hunt. Through
Nov 30.
- Bump and Grind. 1513B Boulder St., 303-455-
8999. Phases, Polaroid installation by Roberta
Faulhaber. Through Oct. 27.
- Busch Gallery. 1426 Pearl St., (Boulder) 303-473-
9215,
www.buschgallery.com "In the Tradition of
Century-Old European Masters" by Valentin
Okorokov. Through Oct. 31. Hours: M-Th 10 am-7
pm., F-Sa 10 am-9 pm, Su 11 am-6 pm
- Camera Obscura Gallery. 1309 Bannock St., 303-
623-4059. "Interpretive Visions" photographs by
Loretta Young-Gautier. Through Nov. 12. Hours: Tu-Sa
10 am-6 pm, Su 1-5 pm.
- Colorado Photographic Arts Center.
1513 Boulder St., 303-455-8999. Retro
Truth, photographs by Cory Armantrout,
Colin Blakely and Carol Golemboski.
Through Oct. 21
- Carol Mier Fashion Gallery. 754 Santa Fe Dr. 303-
446-0117. Re-Energized by Fashion Through Feng
Shui, paintings by Peter Illig, fashion by Shelly
Black. Through Oct 29. Hours: M-Sa 10 a. m.-6
p. m., Su 11 a. m.-5 p. m.
- Carolyn-Edward Gallery. 772 Santa Fe Dr. 303-
571-0440. Summer Sizzle, mixed media works by
Eva-Luz Tellez, Linda Clement, Lo Bassey and
Jackie Franklin.
- Carson Gallery. 1601 Arapahoe St., 6th Floor
303-825-6608. Treasures of the Chiefs, by
Nuuchah-nulth master carver George David.
Through Nov 4.
- Chicano Humanities and Arts Council. 772 Santa
Fe Dr. 303-571-0440. Y Tu Que four artistic
responses to Y2K. Through Oct 28.
- Curtis Arts and Humanities Center. 2349 E.
Orchard Rd., 303-797-1779. "Glass -- Paper --
Bronze" by Deborah Carlson and Rik Sargent.
Through Dec 1.
- Dairy Center for the Arts. 2590 Walnut St.,
Boulder. Shrines, Icons and Misguided Myths,
works by Nancy Anderson, Caroline Douglas, Sue
Quinlan and Anne Skok. Through Nov 24
- Dark Millennia Studios/ Dark Art Gallery. 1780
S. Broadway. Highlighted local artists.
- David Floria Gallery. Shwayder Art Bldg., 2121 E.
Asbury, DU campus, 303-871-2846. Anchor Center
for Blind Children presents Art of the Eye II, an
exhibition on vision, docent tours available.
Through Nov 19. Hours: M-F 10 a. m. -6 p. m., Sa
11 a. m.-5 p. m.
- DeLeon White Gallery. 4270 Tennyson
St., 303-455-7108, 303-455-5525. Carl
Beam, photo emulsion washes on paper.
Through Oct. 31.
Denver Art Museum. 1215 E. 13th Ave. "Better
Living through Chemistry" with Laurie Kubitz and
Roger Beauchamp.
- Depot Art Center. Littleton Fine Arts
Guild, 2069 W. Powers Ave., Littleton,
303-795-0781. Best of the West Show.
Through Oct. 27.
- Foothills Art Center. 3242 E. Colfax Ave., 303-
399-9703. Hobert Herman.
- Gallery M. Tamarac Square, 7777 E. Hampden
Ave., 303-751-9832. Ceramics, glass and aluminium
works by Colorado Artists.
- Gallery Sink. 554 Santa Fe Dr., 303-615-5725.
Ripe, fabric and wax works by Rachel Urioste and
Juicy, paintings by Evan Colbert. Hours: F 6-9 p. m.,
Sa-Su 12-5 p. m.
- Heart Studio and Gallery. 523 E. 17th Ave., 303-
863-0226. Metal Art of all kinds.
- ILKPirate. 1636 Miner St., Idaho Springs, 303-
567-9303. Paintings, jewelry, clay and glass by
gallery members.
- Indigos. 107 Broadway, 303-733-0344. Jennifer
Strausenburgh, Alece Birnback and Joan Robey.
- Joe Anderson Metal Art. 315 Detroit St., 303-333-
1566,
www.merrillgallery.com. Gallery Members
Show
- Maclaren Markowitz Gallery. 560 S. Monaco
Pkwy., 303-333-4156. Travel Night: Discover Israel,
with slide presentations, book and music displays,
hands-on objects, and culturally specific cuisine.
- Majestic Gallery. 61 Santa Fe, 303-571-4401.
Selected Mexican artworks. Through Dec. 2.
Me L Yu Gallery. Englewood City Center,
Hampden Ave. and Santa Fe Dr., 303-770-2191.
Metaphorming Life: An Adventure in Thinking,
Imagination and Innovation, works by Todd Siler.
- Museo de las Americas. 861 Santa Fe, 303-571-
4401. Selected Mexican artworks. Through Dec. 2
- Object Design. 2424 E. 3rd Ave., 303-770-2191. More
than Meets the Eye, open-juried photography show.
- Old Firehouse Art Center. 3659 Navajo St., 303-
458-6058. Steve Alarid in the main gallery, Debra
Sanders in the Associate Gallery.
- Philip J. Steele Gallery. 3563 B Larimer St., 303-
297-1429. Sculpture Exhibition
- Photographer's Gallery. 1425 W. 13th Ave, 303-
623-1425. Andenken, exhibition with 20 young con-temporary
artists and Cathy Kneuse, 1600 pieces
contemporary art
- Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design.
Phillip J. Steele Gallery, 6875 E. Evans Ave., 303-
735-6046. "Is That Jazz?" by David McCullough.
Through Oct. 28. Hours: M-F 8 am-5 pm, Sa 10
am-5 pm.
- Rocky Mountian Digital Arts Center. 1261
Delaware St., 303-623-0713. "Winners of the
MacWorld Digial Art Exhibition" Through Oct. 30.
Hours: Tu-Fr 10 am-6 pm, Sa noon-4 pm.
- Ron Judish Fine Arts. 1617 Wazee St., 303-571-
5556. John DeAndrea. Through Oct. 28. Hours: Tu-F
11 am-6 pm, Sa noon-5pm.
- Salon Studio. 736 W. 5th St., Lovelond,
970-613-0604. Re: figured, paintings by
Greg Carmean. Through Oct. 15.
- Sand Dollar Gallery. 3511 South Clarkson St.
Multidimensional Art Gallery.
- Sandy Carson Gallery. 1612 17th St., 303-595-
4230. Selected works of Russian artists.
- Show of Hands. 1211 Washington Ave., Golden,
303-297-1192. Merle Locke, Lakota Sioux ledger
paintings; storytelling and demonstrations.
- Tam O'Neill Fine Prints. 1617 Wazee St., 303-534-
1300. Works by William Matthews.
- Walnut Street Gallery. 3644 Navajo St., 303-477-4525. Heels, new work by Jennifer Melton.
Other Galleries
- 21st Century Gallery. 235 Fillmore St., 303-
320-0926,
www.21stcenturygallery.com.
Hours: M-Sa 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
- 23rd Ave. Sculpture Studio and Gallery.
3500 W. 23rd Ave., 303-433-4831.
- Abend Gallery Fine Art. 2260 E.
Colfax, 303-355-0950. Hours: Tu-Sa 10
a.m.-6p.m.
- Apocalypse Boutique. 108 S. Broadway,
303-282-1626.
- Art Institute of Colorado. 1200 Lincoln
St., 303-837-0825, aic.artinstitutes.edu.
- Art Silk Studio and Gallery. 1236
Delaware St., 303-852-3980.
- Art Students League of Denver. 200
Grant St., 303-778-6990. Hours: M-F 8:30
a.m.-9.30 p.m., Sa 8.30 a.m.-4:30p.m.
- Arte Gallery. 329 Detroit St., 303-393-8734.
- Artisan's Center. 2757 E. 3rd Ave., 303-
333-1201.
- Artists on Santa Fe. 747 Santa Fe Dr.,
303-573-5903. Hours: M-Sa 9a.m.-5p.m.
Sun by appointment.
- Artyard. 1251 Pearl St., 303-777-3219.
- Carol Mier Fashion Gallery. 754 Santa
Fe Dr., 303-446-0117. Hours: F-Sa noon-5
p.m.
- Carolyn-Edward Gallery. 5702 E. Colfax Ave., 303-394-9700.
- Chac Gallery. 772 Santa Fe Dr., 303-
571-0440 www.jvigil.com
- Clayhouse Art and Antiques. 1836 S. Broadway, 303-733-2072.
- Colorado Artworks Gallery. 5654-B
So. Prince St., 303-347-1245
- Colorado Photographic Arts Center.
1513-A Boulder St., 303-455-8999.
Hours: W-Sa noon-4 p.m.
- CORE New Art Space. 2045 LarimerSt.,
303-297-8428, www.corenewartspace.com.
Hours: F noon-10 p.m., Sa-Su noon-5 p.m.
- Dark Millennia Studios/Dark Art
Gallery. 4249 S. Broadway (Englewood)
303-783-3711.
- DAVA Gallery. 9758 E. Colfax Ave.,
303-367-5886
- Elizabeth Schlosser Fine Art. 311
Detroit St., 303-321-4786.
- Gallery 13. 1215 E. 13th Ave.
- Gallery M. 290 Fillmore St., 303-331-
8400.
- Gallery One. 202-322-6383
- Gentry Gallery. Denver West Village,
14239 W. Colfax Ave., Lakewood, 303-216-0085.
- Heart Studio and Gallery. 4325 W. 41st
Ave., 303-480-1053.
- Howell-Cole Gallery. Tamarac Square,
7777 E. Hampden Ave., 303-751-9832.
- ILK. 554 Santa Fe Dr., 303-615-5725.
Hours: F 6-9 p.m., Sa-Su 12-5 p.m.
- Indigos. 215 W. 13th Ave., 303-825-
3072, www.indigos.com.
- Joe Anderson Metal Art. 523 E. 17th
Ave., 303-863-0226.
- Manos Folk Art. 101 Broadway, 303-
778-8262.
- Me L Yu Gallery. 107 Broadway, 303-
733-0344.
- Merrill Johnson Gallery. 315 Detroit St.,
303-333-1566, www.merrillgallery.com.
- Metro Center for the Visual Arts. 1734
Wazee St., 303-294-5207.
- Mizel Family Cultural Arts Center.
Singer Gallery, Jewish Community
Center, 350 S. Dahlia St., 303-316-6360,
303-399-2660. Hours: M-F 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
- Morph Gallery. 305 W. 11th Ave., 303-436-9382.
- Pirate: a contemporary art oasis. 3659
Navajo St., 303-458-6058.
- PISMO Contemporary Art Glass. 235
Fillmore St., 303-333-2879.
- Planet Perk Gallery. 8 W. Ellsworth,
303-733-6613.
- Purple Door Studio. 3563 B Larimer
St.,303-297-1429.
- Ron Judish Fine Arts. 1617 Wazee St.,
303-571-5556. Hours: Tu-F 11 a.m.-6
p.m., Sa noon-5p.m.
- Robischon Gallery. 1740 Wazee St., 303-
298-7788, www.artnet.com/robischon
Hours: Tu-Sa 11 am-6 pm
- Rule Modern and Contemporary. 111
Broadway, 303-777-9473.
- Show of Hands. 2610 E. 3rd Ave., 303-
399-0201.
- Sloane Gallery. 1612 17th St., 303-595-4230.
- South Union Gallery. 85 S. Union Dr.,
303-980-0625.
- Spark Cooperative Gallery. 303-455-
4435, www.sparkgallery.org. Hours: F 7-
10 p.m., Sa-Su 1-5 p.m.
- Studio 1818. 2445 E. Third Ave., 303-
780-0208.
- Tam O'Neill Fine Prints. 311 Detroit
St., 303-355-7711.
- Turner Art Gallery. 301 University
Blvd., 303-355-1828.
- William Havu Gallery. 1040 Cherokee St.,
303-893-2360, www.oneoverone.com.
- William Matthews Gallery. 1617 Wazee
St., 303-534-1300.
- Womens Art Centre and Gallery. 282
Delaware St., 303-282-8000.
Plays
- Bad Money. Phoenix Theatre, 1124 Santa Fe Dr.,
303-860-9360,
www.badmoney.net Exposes the
dark and nasty underbelly of the American dream.
Fri-Sat 8 pm Through Nov. 18, $17
- Chapter Two. New Nomad Theatre Company, 1410
Quince St. Boulder, 303-443-7510. Neil Simon play
based on his own life. Fri-Sat 8 pm., Sun. 2 pm
Through Nov. 18
- Double Helix. Bovine Metropolis
Theater, 1527 Champa St, 303-758-
4722,
www.BovineMetropolis.com. The
SansScript Players. Through Dec. 13,
$10, Wednesdays 7.30 pm
- Forever Loud. Heritage Square Music
Hall, 18301 W. Colfax Ave., Golden,
303-279-7800. Every Wed-Sun, Through
Nov. 5, $15.50 $28.50.
- Maiden's Prayer. The Historic Oriental Theatre,
4335 W. 44th Ave., 303-433-3786. Unrequited love
buts heads with friendship. Thur.-Sat. 7:30 pm
through Oct. 21, $12-$ 15
- Missing Persons. Avenue Theater, 2119 E. 17th
Ave., 303-321-5925. An author attempts to cope
with his family during the holidays. Fri-Sat 8 pm
Through Nov. 18, $17-$20
- This Is Our Youth. Bug Theatre, 3654
Navajo St., 303-477-5977,
www.bugtheatre.com
Portrayal of youth "on the fringe" by Kenneth Lonergan, Through
Oct. 14, $12-$15.
Musicals
- Ain't Misbehavin'. Town Hall Arts Center, 2450 W.
Main St. Littleton, 303-794-2787,
www.townhallartcenter.com. Revue of the songs of Fats Waller. Thur
7:30 pm., Fri-Sat. 8 pm. through Nov. 4
- Forever Loud. Heritage Square Music Hall, 18301
W. Colfax Ave., Golden, 303-279-7800. Every Wed-Sun
Through Nov. 5, $15.50-$ 28.50
- Parade. Buell Theatre, 14th and Curtis, 303-893-
4100. Tony Award winning musical. Tue-Thur 8
pm, Sat 2 pm, Sun 2 pm and 7.30 pm $15-$ 55
- When Pigs Fly. Theatre on Broadway,
13 S. Broadway, 303-860-9360. Outrageous Musical Revue featuring the
costume designs of Howard Crabtree. $25.
Comedy
- Undead Jugfish. Denver Civic Theatre,
721 Santa Fe Dr., 303-595-3800. Long and
shortform improv comedy. Wed
7.30 through Dec. 27, $10, two drink
minimum.
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