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 Photo by Mountain Trout Photography Next Friday, June 18, Colorado’s Tenth Mountain Division will independently release their third studio album, Butte La Rose. JamBase is pleased to premiere the The quintet assembled at Denver’s Silo Sound Studio to record the 10-track follow-up to 2018’s In Good Company. Railroad Earth‘s Tim Carbone served as producer with Todd Divel engineering. Advertisement The group started work on Butte La Rose early last year and completed the LP after the pandemic hit by putting together a COVID-safe plan. Percussionist Will Trask added to every track...

The Sweet Lillies' music is, first and foremost, heartfelt and collaborative.  Those defining traits are given life by the trio of musicians who make up the Lillies, Julie Gussaroff, Becca Bisque, and Dustin Rohleder, who have combined their individual strengths together to deliver powerful narratives of life in song.

The High Hawks land for a concert at Long Bridge Golf Course this Sunday. Can you just feel the excitement in the air as the summer comes on and the music heats up? Well, that might be a tad dramatic, especially considering the unseasonably cool weather of late, but compared to last year at this time, things are utterly unbelievable and totally grooving. So, let's see where the music is at, then head out to enjoy what we have when we have it. Not necessarily live music happenings, but certainly related to the making of music, there are a coup...

The Ferguson, Carbone, & Peck trio is set to launch their inaugural tour this Summer with five shows in Colorado at the end of June, followed by six dates across the Midwest at the end of July. Tim Carbone, renowned producer and multi-instrumentalist for Railroad Earth and The High Hawks (whose self-titled debut record is due out June 11, 2021 on LoHi Records), had this to say about this new collaboration: “I couldn't be more excited to make some music with these two brilliant songwriters and musicians! It's a beautiful bonus that they are both humans of gem like quality,” s...

View Comments After an extended set break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, live music is returning in a big way to stages across New Jersey this summer. It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that as rusty strings are being dusted off, the sound at the forefront of live music’s resurrection is that of the Grateful Dead. “The people who come to see the Grateful Dead music, it’s beyond music, it’s community,” said Dana Carroll, bassist of the Dead tribute act Brown Eyed Women. “I think that is maybe some of the difference, why these bands are kind of critical to the return of live m...