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MusicAlbum Review: Estin & The 86’D – Long Live The RiverLong Live the River by Estin & The 86’D kicks off with an ode to classic southern rock filled with pure, unadulterated attitude. With lyrics referring to being baptized in rock and roll, it’s a hell of a way to be introduced to the band. Full of emotion, great songwriting and musicianship, “Long Live the River” (out August 14) is like a stiff drink at the end of a long day.Nate Wilde · Aug 7, 2020PremieresSingle Premiere: Ruby Daze – “TLC”Greeley-based duo Ruby Daze’s new single “TLC” premieres via BandWagMag.com today. It is an anthem to that lover or close friend you haven’t seen since COVID-19 hit. While the song could talk about any period of separation, lines like “I’m coming over even if it kills me” are particularly tongue-in-cheek in our current climate.Valerie Vampola · Jul 23, 2020MusicAlbum Review: Bones Muhroni – TriquetrumBones Muhroni and it’s figurehead Crew Rienstra have been a lot of things over the years: cheeky, folksy, a touch uncouth, but always a good time. Triquetrum is the happy and painful accident that, in my opinion, gave us his best music to date. It has some of the country quality old friends and fans of Bones have come to love on “The Ballad of Clifford Griffin,” but musically Rienstra has clearly moved beyond that being his primary sound.Laura Giagos · May 7, 2020MusicAlbum Review: Amaya Arevalo – Love Wears Many FacesAmaya Arevalo is starting to make her mark in the Northern Colorado and Denver jazz scene.Valerie Vampola · Feb 12, 2020ReviewsAlbum Review: Lacy Jo – Self-Titled EPGreeley-based country singer-songwriter Lacy Jo’s forthcoming, self-titled EP is mainly ballads – raw songs focused on being real, which Lacy wrote based on her own life. Produced by Dave Beegle, the EP releases October 25 with a Moxi Theater show with Smooth Hound Smith.Brittany Culp · Oct 17, 2019ReviewsAlbum Review: Infinite Conscious – BecomingGreeley’s Infinite Conscious has not only succeeded in paying offerings to the gods of the riff, but have also created a dark, adrenaline-pumping hunk of metal that caters to headbangers across the board. Catch Infinite Conscious at The Moxi Theater March 23 with Triton.Nate Wilde · Feb 26, 2019ReviewsAlbum Review: Pie Lombardi – Worry LinesPie Lombardi’s second album “Worry Lines” presents a somewhat autobiographical outlook. It’s a coming of age, but not quite a blossoming into the expectations set for oneself. “I’m trying to get into a bigger scope of just writing and not really thinking about what it’s supposed to sound like,” Lombardi says. “Worry Lines” releases January 25 with a Moxi Theater appearance supporting Neyla Pekarek.Valerie Vampola · Jan 22, 2019ReviewsAlbum Review: Igaus Davis – Keep Your Candles Close ByKeep Your Candles Close By is sonically, emotionally intimate and thematically concise, teasing at something we won’t see pan out. Some strife within the band Igaus Davis has lead to this being their final release, creating sonically solemn vignettes of despair and resignation.Jack McManaman · Dec 2, 2018ReviewsAlbum Review: Trash. – JanuaryTrash., in a way, has been a long time coming. Kayleigh Gutskey and Michael Olivier have been very active in the Colorado music scene for years, both together and separately. Once upon a time they were Greeley punk heroes Nasty Bunch of Bitches. Love it or hate it, there is a lot to respect – they are independently doing everything themselves. These aren’t your Bitches anymore, this is Trash.Jed Murphy · Nov 8, 2018Concert PhotosBattle of The Bands Round 1 @ Moxi TheaterBandWagon Magazine · Mar 6, 2016Concert PhotosElectric Stair Child w/ Primay People @ The Moxi 5/7/15BandWagon Magazine · May 12, 2015Concert PhotosNappy Roots @ The Moxi Theatre 4/20/15[vc_row][vc_column][vc_masonry_media_grid style=”lazy” grid_id=”vc_gid:1491963685826-85ca51ff-57d3-10″ include=”13044,13045,13046,13047,13048,13049,13050,13051,13052,13053,13054,13055,13056,13057″][/vc_column][/vc_row]BandWagon Magazine · Apr 21, 2015Concert PhotosTribal Seeds w/ The Movement, gonza & Beyond I Sight @ The Moxi, 4/15/15BandWagon Magazine · Apr 17, 2015Concert PhotosIn the Whale W/ Reno Divorce at The Moxi 4/9/15BandWagon Magazine · Apr 13, 2015Concert PhotosDanielle Ate the Sandwich w/ Johnny Burroughs, Nikea Minott, Esai, and Gii Astorga @ The Moxi, 4/8/15Photos by: Dylan Adams.BandWagon Magazine · Apr 13, 2015Concert PhotosNew Kingston w/ Arise Roots, The Loose Ends, and Bassix, @ The Moxi 4/6/15BandWagon Magazine · Apr 9, 2015Concert PhotosPowerman 5000 @ The Moxi Theater, February 8th 2015[vc_row][vc_column][vc_masonry_media_grid style=”lazy” grid_id=”vc_gid:1491963685826-85ca51ff-57d3-10″ include=”12031,12032,12033,12034,12035,12036,12037,12038,12039,12040,12041,12042,12043,12044,12045,12046,12047,12048,12049,12050,12051,12052,12053,12054,12055,12056,12057,12058,12059,12060,12061,12062,12063,12064″][/vc_column][/vc_row]BandWagon Magazine · Feb 11, 2015Paul Beveridge & Company Farewell show w/ Silver & Gold, and Mike Ring and the ConnectionPaul Beveridge & Company is accepting the natural transformation of a bands life. after 3 years of passionate performances we all came to love, the group put on their last show under their former name. While in the same night, debuts a new project called, Leash of Fox’s. Photos by Kim SalazarBandWagon Magazine · Feb 23, 2014MusicVon Stomper @ The Moxi Theater 02/12/14One of Fort Collins blue grass bands, Von Stomper, came to The Moxi for a NorCo collaboration with The Primary People, an up and coming Greeley act, for a dance your ass off, whiskey drinking, foot stomping good time.BandWagon Magazine · Feb 19, 2014