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Ray LaMontagne and Gregory Alan Isakov
September 10 @ 6:00 pm
TICKETS: Reserved $139 | Standing Room Only (SRO) $109 | Adult Lawn $79 | Child (1-12) Lawn $69
GATES OPEN: @ 5:00 PM Early Entry | 5:15 PM General Public
ALCOHOL: A selection of beer and wine will be available for purchase. Customers will not be permitted to bring in outside alcohol for this performance.
CONCESSIONS: West Coast Events, Sparrow Coffee, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Rogue Sushi, The Melt
Join Ray LaMontagne and Gregory Alan Isakov this fall for a special evening of music!
Ray’s vast catalog spans eight full length records, chart topping radio singles, and a Grammy win for “God Willin’ & the Creek Don’t Rise”, in addition to multiple Grammy nominations. American Songwriter says of Ray LaMontagne, “Both LaMontagne’s craftsmanship in the composition of these songs and his easygoing, unaccompanied playing will come as comfort food to established followers who should welcome this most organic return to his roots.” This year will prove to be an exciting one for LaMontagne as he heads out on the road in support of new music.
Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now calling Colorado home, horticulturist/musician Gregory Alan Isakov has cast an impressive presence on the indie-rock and folk worlds with his six full-length studio albums: That Sea, The Gambler; This Empty Northern Hemisphere; The Weatherman; Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony; Evening Machines (nominated for a Grammy award for Best Folk Album), and his most recent record, Appaloosa Bones. Isakov tours internationally with his band, and has performed with several symphony orchestras across the United States. When he is not on the road, Isakov runs a small farm in Boulder County, which provides produce to CSA members, restaurants, and Community Food Share (a local food bank).
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Opening Act: Erin Rae
Three years after the release of her critically acclaimed debut, Putting On Airs, Nashville-raised singer-songwriter Erin Rae shares an intimate, honest, and playful version of herself through her sophomore album Lighten Up. Produced by Jonathan Wilson, and recorded in the musically hallowed grounds of California’s Topanga Canyon, the album represents a sonic and inner shift for Rae. In it, she embraces more of her influences, like baroque-pop, cosmic country, and indie-folk songs while mirroring a more compassionate self-view she calls “accepting my humanness”.
Although she grew up in a musically oriented family, Rae’s pursuit of music happened by accident. After being gifted a Martin acoustic guitar on her 18th birthday, Rae decided to drop out of college after just one semester. Her goal at the time had little to do with making music into a career, and everything to do with spending more time and energy with the community of musicians and writers she knew back home. Looking back on those days, she recalls the initial high of playing live at an open mic during winter break and realizing, “this is how I connect with people. I have to pursue this.”
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