Fremont County Community Concert Association presents an evening of music with the Frisson Ensemble on Tuesday, February 21st, at 7 pm in the Canon City H.S. Lou Del Pizzo Auditorium, 1313 College Avenue, Canon City.Frisson features the best and brightest of classical music’s stars! The group showcases emerging young artists as well as seasoned professionals and has skyrocketed to become America’s hottest new classical group from New York City. They are known for performing a wide variety of genres and styles including classical, popular, folk and jazz. Their “American Tribute Tour” will feature beloved music from Gershwin and Cole Porter, melodies from Appalachian Spring, American themes from Dvorak’s music, ragtime from Scott Joplin and perhaps a Stephen Foster song.The ensemble performs in over 25 cities annually including appearances in such diverse venues as the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City, the Da Camera Society in Los Angeles and at the Bermuda Festival. Frisson comes from the French word meaning “a shiver or a thrill, a sudden feeling of excitement.” And thrill you they will! Led by oboist Thomas Gallant, the young virtuosos play with life, zest and virtuosity!Tickets at the door are $20. Complimentary admission for students through age 18 when accompanied by a member. For additional information and videos about this and future concerts, visit www.fremontcountyconcerts.org and www.frissonensemble.com or call Marty at 719-275-5950.
Event Type: Concert
Dead Alive (Grateful Dead Tribute)
Can’t wait for The Dead to play at Folsom Field? Join Dead Alive at The Louisville Underground for a recreation of The Grateful Dead’s legendary concert at Folsom Field from September 3, 1972.Dead Alive is one of the latest Grateful Dead tribute bands to hit the Front Range. The band is comprised of veteran musicians from the local music scene, including members of Left Hand Monkey Wrench, Colorado Dead Set, Peak2Peak and New Speedway Boogie. It seems no matter how many gigs we play, their is always a desire for more live music. Dead Alive is a collective of musicians who decided to turn their weekly “just for fun” jam into the most fun Grateful Dead experience they can deliver. Dead Alive plays everything from the Dead’s “top 40” to their obscure tunes, building a repertoire from the deep sea of Grateful Dead material we have come to know and love.GA tickets $15, reserved VIP seating available. Visit TheLouisvilleUnderground.com for ticket information.
After Midnight Jazz Band
Fremont County Community Concert Association presents an afternoon of jazz performed by After Midnight Jazz Band on Sunday, January 22nd, at 3 pm.
Award winning clarinetist Roger Campbell leads the hottest jazz band since the Swing Era! Colorado’s Premier Swing Band is the only sextet featured in the Colorado Music Hall of Fame at Red Rocks! Swinging hard-since 1999, this extraordinary group of musicians has performed hundreds of concerts around the country for jazz festivals, clubs, summer concerts, weddings and more. Their infectious music is guaranteed to get you dancing, swinging and smiling!After Midnight’s sound and style is modeled after the Benny Goodman Sextet (widely regarded as the best small jazz group of all time), but with a sophisticated and vintage vibe. Their hard driving swing is refreshing and infectious, inspiring dancers and bringing toe-tapping joy to listeners of all ages. This music is incredibly difficult to play, and they enjoy making it look and sound effortless. After Midnight’s repertoire incorporates music from Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw and Lionel Hampton to Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett. They’ve also recorded eight great albums!Their instrumentation is unlike any other band in the region and very few in the world — they feature Clarinet, Vibraphone, Piano, Bass, Guitar and Drums. What’s a Vibraphone? It’s a lot like bells or marimba but has vibrato when you hit the metal bars.They’ve been fortunate to work with some of the best “chick” singers around including Lannie Garrett, Rehka Ohal, Jodi Renee, Wende Harston, Lisa Bell, Deejha Marie, and Joni Janak. They have even worked with actress Lea Thompson and her daughter Madelyn Deutch!Tickets at the door are $20. Complimentary admission for students through age 18 when accompanied by a member. For additional information and videos about this and future concerts, visit www.fremontcountyconcerts.org and aftermidnightjazzband.com, their Facebook page “After Midnight Jazz Band” or call Marty at 719-275-5950.
Denver New Years Eve Black Tie Party
Welcome to the new golden year. Bring in the year 2023 in style at the 15th Annul Denver New Year’s Eve Black Tie Party. Located in one of Denver Colorado’s “preferred event venues” Mile High Station! Attendees will enjoy an open bar with popular brands and live music from incredible local cover bands all night. Top live DJ’s spinning top 40’s, EDM, Old school Hip Hop, R&B and all your classics.The second floor will feature Las Vegas-style casino games and prizes for the top chip holder. Say cheese at the complimentary photo booth & get the perfect selfie in our exclusive NYE Selfie Room Experience designed to take some epic photos on this epic Denver NYE 2023 night!
When the clock strikes midnight there will be a giant 2000 balloon drop on the main floor (Guaranteed To Empress). New Year’s Eve party favors will be supplied (while they last). Grab your friends because discounted group New Year’s Eve tickets will be available. Make NYE 2022 to 2023 a decadent night to remember!The venue is in the heart of Denver, next to Meow Wolf, just minutes from 16th street mall and the New Year’s Fireworks. The Denver NYE Black Tie Party 2023 will provide professional sound, lights and décor that will accentuate the grandeur of Denver’s most exquisite New Year’s Eve experience.The Denver NYE Black Tie Party features an incredible live band, top-tier headlining DJs, Vegas-style casino games, and a champagne toast. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. guests will have access to three rooms with multiple all-inclusive open bars serving liquor, beer and wine serviced by 30+ swift bar staff.The Denver New Years’ Eve Black Tie Party features the longest OPEN BAR in Denver with 6 hours of unlimited drinks. This year there is a limited amount of 1,000 tickets available making this one of the most exclusive New Years Eve 2022-2023 events in Denver CO.NYE Black Tie has partnered with Multiple hotels and blocked off discounted rooms so take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy an overnight stay at one of Denver’s top-rated premier hotels.
Hot Rod Rock & Rumble
This Rockabilly festival features a pre-’76 car show, drag racing, burnout and flamethrower contests, onsite pinstriping, pin-up contest and multiple Genuine American Music bands performing live on multiple stages. Onsite camping is available to enjoy an entire weekend of entertainment in the Rocky Mountains. Tickets on sale now at www.hotrodrock.com. Children 16 and under are free.
Bar-D Wranglers Christmas Concert
The Bar D Wranglers will entertain the whole family with holiday medleys new and old.
Rocky Mountain Chamber Singers Presents: Sing We Noël
Join us for our heartfelt welcome into the Christmas season with rich harmonies, exciting rhythms, and contrasting styles of carols.
Ars Nova Singers Presents: SOLSTICE
Rejoice in the imminent victory of light over darkness this holiday season. Bask in the ethereal glow of the cosmos with performances of Ave regina caelorum, Nunc dimittis, and Quem vidistis pastores. Take comfort in the triumphant warmth of Laura Mvula’s Sing to the Moon and Bob Chilcott’s The Shepherd’s Carol, which was commissioned for the 2000 Christmas Eve Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at King’s College, Cambridge. Our guest instrumentalist for this program is John Gunther, Professor of Jazz Studies at the CU College of Music, and Director of the Thompson Jazz Studies Program.
Ars Nova Singers Presents: SOLSTICE
Rejoice in the imminent victory of light over darkness this holiday season. Bask in the ethereal glow of the cosmos with performances of Ave regina caelorum, Nunc dimittis, and Quem vidistis pastores. Take comfort in the triumphant warmth of Laura Mvula’s Sing to the Moon and Bob Chilcott’s The Shepherd’s Carol, which was commissioned for the 2000 Christmas Eve Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at King’s College, Cambridge. Our guest instrumentalist for this program is John Gunther, Professor of Jazz Studies at the CU College of Music, and Director of the Thompson Jazz Studies Program.
Ars Nova Singers Presents: SOLSTICE
Rejoice in the imminent victory of light over darkness this holiday season. Bask in the ethereal glow of the cosmos with performances of Ave regina caelorum, Nunc dimittis, and Quem vidistis pastores. Take comfort in the triumphant warmth of Laura Mvula’s Sing to the Moon and Bob Chilcott’s The Shepherd’s Carol, which was commissioned for the 2000 Christmas Eve Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at King’s College, Cambridge. Our guest instrumentalist for this program is John Gunther, Professor of Jazz Studies at the CU College of Music, and Director of the Thompson Jazz Studies Program.