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The last show of the Hot Summer Nights series at Ford Amphitheater closes out Thursday evening with a band that’ll help your “Soul Shine.” The Other Brothers features renowned Colorado musicians honoring one of America’s...

Fiddle player Tim Carbone does not like the term “super group.” Often used to describe a group of musicians who have joined forces as a band outside of their individual, solid and successful solo or b...

Leftover Salmon is credited with starting this “Jam Grass” movement; original member Vince Herman fills in the details for the jam column Natural Funk Projekt.

The Eagle County nonprofit organization, Mr. Anonymous Philanthropic Society (MAPS) recently launched its music mentoring program, the MAPS Institute of Modern Music with the inaugural Vail Youth Music Showcase, a free outdoor community concert that...

Last year’s opener for Hot Summer Nights, The High Hawks put on one of the best shows of the summer at The Amp in 2021 and will again take the stage to kick off Hot...

Majestic "Live on King Street" series outdoor concerts move to 100 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Free.

The Sweet Lillies released Common Ground in June, followed by Sweet Holiday Sessions released for the 2021 holiday season.

Isthmus Picks for Dec. 9-16 includes a visit by David Sedaris; the latest installment of Comedy Plus from Madison Indie Comedy; holiday-themed improv from Monkey Business Institute; and, of course, music, theater and more events.

Lamar Williams Jr. is building off the momentum of joining the international funk group The New Mastersounds during their 20th-anniversary tour and the release of their Billboard-charting record ‘Shake It’  in 2019. The son of the late Lamar Williams, who played bass with The Allman Brothers 1972-1976 has released a brand new original solo single “Cold As Ice” available now on Color Red.

There’s nothing quite as freewheeling and fun as calling up a few buddies to get together and play music, creating a bond, and, if the stars align, walking away with a song or two. Now imagine if the friends were tenured professional touring musicians who’ve just never quite had the chance to all be in the same room at the same time. That’s exactly how the newly formed, feel-good Americana collective, The High Hawks, came to be.