BandWagon Magazine, July 2014: Joan Baez

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In the July Issue
Read the issue storyJoan Baez, Avett Brothers // Jurassic 5 // Jack white // dean m. Curtis // city states Leash of foxes // night of the hunter // chef // spotlights at the greeley stampede. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.
MusicAlbum Review: Fucked Up – Glass BoysGlass Boys is a follow up to 2011’s David Comes to Life, which saw the band’s first ranking on the billboards and created a big name for them. The album was conceptual and followed a light bulb factory worker that falls in love with an activist, who is killed by a bomb they build to blow up the factory. And while concept albums often feel forced, the band’s raw energy and the musical talent really pulled it into the foreground. This latest release is very similar, despite not being an official concept album though the “getting older” theme threads it together.James Garcia · Jul 2, 2014
FilmMovie Review: ChefJon Favreau has had an encompassing career in the film industry.Jay Wallace · Jul 3, 2014
FeaturesSonic Bloom 2014Sonic Bloom took place in South Park Colorado as a three day music festival featuring Eoto, Electric Dandelion, Late Night Radio and many more.BandWagon Magazine · Jul 3, 2014
Americana Bliss: The Avett Brothers’ Continue Their Rise to NotorietyWhile it may seem unfathomable that New York City native and hip-hop aficionado Rick Rubin produced The Avett Brothers’ records, it’s really not that strange.Kyle Eustice · Jul 13, 2014
MusicAlbum Review: Fallen Dean M. CurtisDean Curtis, a Fort Collins-based musician and singer, seemingly threw everything into Fallen, his 2014 album.Jay Wallace · Jul 18, 2014