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Hamilton Byrd As an alternative to the Denver market, AEG is now promoting shows at the 27,500-acre Terry Bison Ranch just north of the Colorado-Wyoming border where theres a more relaxed approach to the pandemic. CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Taking the stage not far from trucks roaring down Interstate 25 in Cheyenne, Wyo., with the faint smell of manure in the air, Subtronics announced to a fist-pumping EDM crowd packed into a general-admission pit: "Im going to cry! Were really back right now. Is this ...

Let’s just keep it going with the name drops for a minute — ATLiens, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Boogie T, Calcium, Champagne Drip, Decadon, Dieselboy, Dion Timmer, Dirt Monkey, Eliminate, Eptic *takes breath* Ganja White Night, Hekler, Kai Wachi, Kompany, LSDREAM, Marauda, Peekaboo, PhaseOne, Ray Volpe, Riot Ten, Space Laces, Spag Heddy, Sullivan King, Wooli, and  Xaebor. There’s still an entire undercard of premium acts that shouldn’t be overlooked. Plus, two unique sets from Excision...

Fort Worth Weekly Thursday April 22 The big names keep rolling in for Billy Bob’s 40th Anniversary Celebration. At 9pm today and Sunday, plus 10pm Fri-Sat, see Texas native Miranda Lambert at the World’s Largest Honkytonk (2520 Rodeo Plaza, 817-624-7117). Doors open at 6pm, and the house band opens the Honky Tonk Stage at 8pm every night. Friday April 23 itCon hits Panther Island Pavilion (395 Purcey St, 817-698-0700) 2pm-9pm today and 10am-6pm Saturday. This high-energy f...

CULTURE SHOCK 2021: TROLL TROLL is the stage name of Troy Michael, a Bloomington-based DJ with roots in house music. His DJ career spans over the past decade, and he has opened for the likes of Chris Lake, Liquid Stranger, and Ganja White Night. More recently, he has started producing his own tracks. How did you first get into DJing? It came from multiple years of going to festivals since 2007. I was the lead singer of a band in high school, so I’ve always loved music, and I didn’t have any...

Before the pandemic hit last March, the practice spaces at Dog House Music Studios in Lafayette were booked two months out for acts slated to play Red Rocks and the Pepsi Center, including the Motet, BoomBox and Lotus. But just as national tours and local shows started to cancel, the business, which Gary Lennox originally opened about fifteen years ago, closed down under COVID-19 restrictions. About a week before lockdown, some bands approached new owners Kenny Vasko and his wife, Liz Vasko, ...