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View Now >>Yo La Tengo plays at the Boulder Theater on May 21, 2013. Photos by Michael McGrath, heyreverb.com.
When you walk into a show that is advertised as “An Evening with” you ought to expect something out of the ordinary, which is exactly what veteran indie-rock band Yo La Tengo delivered at the Boulder Theater Tuesday night.
With around 30 years experience and 13 albums to its name, Yo Le Tango has continually been a favorite of critics and fans with a sprawling, eclectic brand of music. However, even for a band known for unpredictability and range of sound, they stepped onto the stage at the Boulder Theater in a unexpectedly quiet manner, with just two acoustic guitars and a snare brush.
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Did anyone else catch this snarky headline from the Atlantic Wire, “NPR Has Watched ‘Arrested Development’ More Closely Than You”? It’s an article in which the Atlantic Wire rather jadedly compares its own “Arrested Development” info graphic to NPR’s. Come on!? The fandom surrounding the return of the well-loved and short-lived Fox comedy has finally culminated into boy fights between bitter members of the media.
It’s been seven years since “Arrested Development” was canceled after three short, brilliant seasons, and during that time we’ve had nothing better to do than sit and obsess over those 53 episodes. But what’s missing in the many lists of favorite running gags and favorite moments is an appreciation for the show’s original music.
Alison Krauss & Union Station brought a blend of folk, roots music and bluegrass to Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Friday. Dawes opened the show. Photos by Tina Hagerling, heyreverb.com.
With their third album “Stories Don’t End,” Dawes has tapped further into the classic rock ethos and dependably insightful songwriting we’ve come to know them for. On the eve of their three-day stint in Colorado (Mishawaka on Friday, Meadowgrass on Saturday and the Gothic Theatre on Saturday), Reverb sat down with Dawes lead singer and songwriter Taylor Goldsmith to talk indie success, opening gigs and the coolest thing that’s ever happened to him.
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