Author: Jeff Kearney
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REVIEW: Sting hasn’t lost his pointed messages, nor his appeal
DENVER – Commemorating 25 years as a solo artist, Gordon Sumner, aka Sting, has hit the road to celebrate this Silver Anniversary milestone with the 2011/2012 “Back to Bass” Tour. Stopping through Denver on Sunday (11/20/11) to play for a capacity crowd at the Wells Fargo Center, Sting, and probably the smallest band he’s played…
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LIVE REVIEW: Candlebox burns up Black Sheep
Candlebox at the Black Sheep After a nearly decade long creative and legal hiatus, the songwriting duo of Kevin Martin and Peter Klett, otherwise known as Candlebox, re-emerged in 2008 with their 4th studio album, “Into the Sun.” That was quickly followed up by the live CD/DVD release, “Alive in Seattle,”that same fall. Now into…
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LIVE REVIEW: Def Leppard and Heart? Together? Really? Somehow it worked
DENVER – Sometimes in life there are moments that seem to just make no sense at all. That is, until you step back to take a look at the big picture, and Monday night’s Heart and Def Leppard concert at the Comfort Dental Center (Fiddlers Green) was most definitely one of those times. As I…
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LIVE REVIEW: Soundgarden brings the magic to Red Rocks
Luckily however, when a group of gifted musical maestros capitalizes on that fact, well something magical can happen, and Monday July 18th must have been full of enchantment, for I ended up watching Red Rocks Amphitheater turn into a beautiful stone Soundgarden. That’s right, 15 years after what was considered to be their final live…
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LIVE REVIEW: Ben Harper wows at Ogden
DENVER – A majority of the time when picking concerts to review, I try and stay within my own musical preferences, primarily so I have a little bit of a background knowledge about the band and their songs, which helps out immensely in writing these concert opinions of mine. Occasionally though, I like to step…
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REVIEW: Apocalyptica unleashes Finnish ferocity at Black Sheep
Having spent the last two decades being involved in the music industry in one way or another, including everything from being a roadie for a metal band right after turning eighteen to having my photographic services used by major record labels, I felt as though my background gave me a solid foundation to be a…
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REVIEW: Apocalyptica’s Finnish ferocity unleashed at Black Sheep
Having spent the last two decades being involved in the music industry in one way or another, including everything from being a roadie for a metal band right after turning eighteen to having my photographic services used by major record labels, I felt as though my background gave me a solid foundation to be a…
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REVIEW: Apocalyptica’s Finnish ferocity unleashed at Black Sheep
Having spent the last two decades being involved in the music industry in one way or another, including everything from being a roadie for a metal band right after turning eighteen to having my photographic services used by major record labels, I felt as though my background gave me a solid foundation to be a…
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LIVE REVIEW: Flogging Molly wins over critic
Flogging Molly at City Aud Walking into May 4th’s Flogging Molly and Drowning Men concert at the Colorado Springs City Auditorium a feeling that rarely accompanies me, especially going into a show, began to creep up from within, and that was the feeling of apprehension. For it was almost exactly a year ago to…





