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Genre: Concerts

Westerman w/ Twain

Larimer Lounge Presents Westerman with Twain on Sunday, May 14 —  UK artist Westerman returns with his first offering in two years with the song “Idol; RE-run” out via Partisan Records. The new track, produced by James Krivchenia and Westerman, juxtaposes gentle and celestial sonics with an aggrieved disposition and features artwork by renowned New York via Portugal Graphic Designer and Illustrator Bráulio Amado. The song was written after Westerman emerged from a period of disenchantment with making music, and with the future of his career feeling abstract, it seemed unclear to Westerman whether the material he was recording would ever be heard. Creatively, this offered a strange kind of freedom, and accommodated some of the most adventurous and unselfconscious songwriting of his career. Finding textures became a central concern taking programming and looping into his own hands in a way he never had before, creating polyrhythmic grooves to lend urgency to his inner dialogue. “Idol; RE-run” is the first taste of songs written in this period and provides a hint for what’s to come from Westerman in the coming year. The track features James Krivchenia, Mikel Patrick Avery and Booker Stardrum on drums, Ben Reed on bass, Luke Temple on synth, Mat Davidson on piano, Robin Eubanks on the trombone and of course Westerman on vocals, guitar and synth.    Speaking about the new song, Westerman shares: “The lyrics to the song were written around the same time as the storming of the Capitol. The compulsion towards the pedestal is strong. The need to scapegoat and revere without logic. Our populists actively celebrate their being people who don’t know anything other or better than anyone else, yet these spectres with their failings conduct our anger and resentment as if they were gods. They are nothing more than the shadow of something else, the face fronting a need to be loved or revered present in everyone. And there will always be another face to front.” -16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian

Crooked Colours BBQ (FREE EVENT)

Larimer Lounge presents Croked Colours BBQ (FREE EVENT) on Saturday, October 15 in TRHS — Includes Meet & Greet with Crooked Colours.  Proof of purchase to October 14 Ogden show required for entry.

Open House w/ DH DoS, Erin Stereo + Tasba (FREE EVENT)

Larimer Lounge Presents Open House with DH DoS, Erin Stereo and Tasba (FREE EVENT) on Thursday, December 22nd. AGES 21+ SIGN UP FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE SMS LIST: https://larimerlounge.com/openhousesmslist/ Be the first to know about special promos, guest list opps, presale codes, and beyond!

Gudboy (EP release party) w/ Cream Hoodie, OCL + Tanvi

Larimer Lounge Presents Gudboy (EP release party) with Cream Hoodie, OCL and Tanvi on Thursday, December 1st.  Hailing from the mountains of Boulder, Colorado; Gudboy is creating a new style of Hip-Hop inspired Electronic Music. With lush soundscapes and heavy hitting choruses, Gudboy branches the gap between beautiful and energetic music. Growing up as a multiple instrumentalist and playing in bands, Gudboy had always had an ear for music. When he was 18, he dropped out of his Economics degree to begin the pursuit of music. Since then, he committed to the adventure of production and finding himself through the process. Creating music in places such as Jerusalem, London, Los Angeles, and Hawaii, he has continued to find a way to explore, evolve, and challenge the current sound. 2022 has been highlighted with the debut of Gudboy and he has already made quite a splash in the scene with support from Space Yacht and THISSONGISSICK. He releases his debut EP titled, “Love Letter” this November. -16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian

KGNU and 3Deep present Open Mike Eagle w/ Video Dave + DVNEHPPY (w/ Azon Classic)

KGNU and 3Deep Present Open Mike Eagle with Video Dave and DVNEHPPY (with Azon Classic on Sunday, January 8 — Open Mike Eagle spent the 2010s finding comedy in rap music and American nightmares. On albums like ​Brick Body Kids Still Daydream ​and ​Dark Comedy​, he delivered hilarious socio-political insights via half-sung verses laid atop progressive production. Acclaim from publications like ​Pitchfork,​ ​Rolling Stone​, and​ NPR​ coincided with headlining solo tours and top-billing at events like Adult Swim Festival. Between studio sessions, Eagle co-founded The New Negroes, a standup-meets-music variety show that explores perceptions of blackness. He and co-founder Baron Vaughn brought the show to Upright Citizens Brigade, Comedy Central, and venues around the U.S. Since founding his record label Auto Reverse Records, though, Eagle has scaled back the jokes. He’s finally unpacking his traumas and acknowledging their impact.With over a dozen solo and collaborative projects to his name, Eagle has spent his career redefining and expanding the parameters of “art rap,” the term he coined as a shorthand for leftfield and avant-garde rap music. On ​Dark Comedy,​ which Pitchfork called “one of the most compelling indie-rap listens of [2014],” he chronicled everything from smartphone addiction to the realities of being an indie artist in the streaming era with self-deprecation and side-splitting absurdity. 2017’s ​Brick Body Kids Still Daydream​ (Mello Music Group) marked Eagle’s shift toward examining trauma. Here he waded through the rubble of Chicago’s demolished Robert Taylor Homes, where several family members once lived. Part documentary and part tribute, BBKSD b​ lended powerful fantasy and grim reality. It illustrated the strength and vulnerability of a community afflicted by institutional racism and the enduring pains of life in the projects. There were few jokes but decades of survival.Anime, Trauma, and Divorce​ is Eagle’s first full-length album on Auto Reverse and the most personal project of his career. On the verge of middle age, reeling from the collapse of his marriage, he probes the darkness of his past and searches for lights to guide him forward. This is the sound of a broken man sifting through the pieces while trying to rebuild, the struggle to self-critique while practicing self-care. Do you disassociate by envisioning yourself as the lead in your favorite anime, or do you reflect on your headass behavior? Tattoos and beer or push-ups and smoothies? Executive produced by renowned rock producer Jacknife Lee (U2, R.E.M.), the album’s few features include Auto Reverse artist Video Dave and Eagle’s son. ​Anime, Trauma, and Divorce​ finds Eagle virtually alone, doing his best to reject the humor that will not cure his ills. All is not well, but he’s never been better.-16+, under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian