
Nick Hutchinson
Contributor at Westword
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2 weeks ago |
westword.com | Nick Hutchinson
Leftover Salmon celebrates its 35th anniversary this year, highlighting its multi-decade run as a foundational jamgrass ensemble that was born in the Centennial State in 1990. Since launching from the Colorado hills, the ground-breaking band has spread its joyously eclectic sound far and wide to the delight of roots music fans everywhere.
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3 weeks ago |
themedicinemaker.com | Nick Hutchinson
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1 month ago |
westword.com | Nick Hutchinson
Going into Paul Simon's first performance of his three-show residency at the Paramount Theatre, it was difficult to know what to expect. The legendary singer-songwriter had officially announced his retirement from touring in 2018. Now 83 and struggling with significant hearing loss in his left ear, Simon is back on the road — and online chatter concerning the troubadour's tour has offered a spirited mix of opinions.
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2 months ago |
westword.com | Nick Hutchinson
The college scene in Boulder has given rise to a variety of talented musical acts over the years. That includes the Dirty Turkeys, which just won a 2025 Best of Denver award for Best Acid-Rock Band and will be releasing their debut full-length, Cowboy Caravan, on April 11. "We're all students at [University of Colorado Boulder]," says drummer Ty Tullar. "I met Sam [Baker], our bass player, here about three years ago. He introduced me to the other guys and we decided to start a band.
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2 months ago |
westword.com | Nick Hutchinson
Tyler Grant is one hard-driving musician. If he's not teaching guitar lessons online through his ArtistWorks academy or guiding a bluegrass-themed rafting trip in Colorado or Utah, he's probably on stage with one of his various rootsy musical projects. The low-key yet supremely talented Grant, who has called Colorado home since 2009, will release his seventh solo-album, Flatpicker, on March 28, marking the occasion with a performance under his name at Swallow Hill this Saturday, March 22.
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