This Week In Concerts – Drive By Truckers, T.I., Gregory Alan Isakov and More

Monday, January 9

The Mom Jeans. trio is as charming as they are talented. These best friends are pumping with satirical angst that takes you back to your misunderstood adolescence. Based in Berkley, California, the band tags itself as an alt-punk sound with a hint of “sad.” But with songs titled “Edward 40hands” the group offers a lighter tone for balance. And I mean, their name is Mom Jeans., need I say more?

Also see:

See Bright Lights, Josh Epifiano, Kimi Most & more @ 7th Circle Music Collective

Impromptu @ Appaloosa Grill

Judo Chop @ Be On Key Psychedelic Ripple

Tuesday, January 10

Waka Flocka Flame will be tearing it up this Tuesday at Cervantes’ Masterpiece & Ballroom. Waka, as he’s commonly known, proved his credibility in 2009 with the release of several hit songs including “No Hands.” Since then, he has been killing the rap game and has even started his own label. It’s safe to say that Waka is a prominent figure in the hip-hop/rap genre and well-versed in the art of turning up.

Get tickets here. 

Also see:

American Aquarium with Strange Americans @ Bluebird

Mike and The Moonpies @ Hi-Dive

AKA Faceless, Galleries, The Corner Girls, Dramad @ Lost Lake

Bigwheel Electrosoul @ Appaloosa Grill

 

Wednesday, January 11

Southern rapper T.I. has been setting the standard in the hip hop genre since 1999. Also known as the King of the South, T.I. has gone through several re-births and has become a better artist because of it. Forewarning, this particular performance is advertised as “intimate” unlike that of his colleague, Waka Flocka Flame. However, T.I. has graduated to legendary status and experiencing his talents live would be a night well spent.

Get tickets here. 

Also see:

Sam Riggs & The Night People @ Grizzly Rose

Walshy Fire (of Major Lazer) @ Ophelia’s

The Beeves, Moth Wings, Bitter Suns @ 7th Circle Music Collective

True Blue @ Appaloosa Grill

Locust Grove and more @ Herman’s Hideaway

Naked Walrus @ Moon Room

Thursday, January 12

South African born artist Gregory Alan Isakov has been traveling his entire life, and his lyrics reflect it. Combining  rustic folk with new age indie, Isakov procures a feeling of melancholy longing in his listeners. His music, though soft, has heavily influenced the singer-songwriter genre. And best yet, after his years of traveling, Isakov has named Colorado his place of permanent residence. Isakov has teamed up with the Colorado Symphony to produce one hell of an album that they’ll be performing live.

Get tickets here.

Also see:

Starjammer @ 3 Kings Tavern

Highway50 Feat. Al Laughlin of The Samples @ Lost Lake

SkullkiD and more @ The Marquis Theater

Ben Kronberg @ The Oriental Theater

Grown Ass Man Band @ Appaloosa Grill

Homesafe @ Moon Room

Friday, January 13

Cody Johnson will be headlining two nights at the Grizzly Rose on tour to promote his new album Gotta Be Me. Johnson began his country music career back in 2006 alongside his father and has been at it ever since. When his hit “Cowboy Like Me” topped the charts in 2014, however, his career really took off. Johnson’s deep, strong voice matched with his knack for crowd-pleasing lyrics has acquired a loyal fan base for the singer that is only growing.

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Also see:

12th Planet + Lumberjvck @ Beta Nightclub

Rowboat, Voight, Super Bummer @ Hi-Dive

Keith Oxman Trio @ Dazzle Jazz

Bloomers, The Youthful Nothings @ 7th Circle Music Collective

piKziL @ Ophelia’s

Ready Set Go feat. A.K.A. Miggy @ Goosetown Tavern

 

Saturday, January 14

This southern rock band began growing its roots back in 1996 in the state of Alabama, which is evident in the group’s lyrics. Strong ties to the south and their alternative country sounds makes Drive By Truckers create their own niche. Their album they released in 2016, American Band, poetically recounts major political events through the eyes of the Drive By Truckers.

Get tickets here. 

Also see:

Chris Janson @ Grizzly Rose

Manufactured Superstars @ Beta Nightclub

Cold Cave, Drab Majesty, Lipgloss DJ’s @ Larimer Lounge

Aaron Einhouse, Thom Chacon @ The Walnut Room

The Expendables @ The Gothic

Sunday, January 15

These guys are their own genre. Imagine psychedelic, EDM, dance and electronic synthesized together — that is Infected Mushroom. The Israeli duo will be gracing the stage at The Ogden on Sunday to perform their one-of-a-kind musical experience. Infected Mushroom utilizes various instruments as well as electronic rhythms, hypnotic visual backdrops, and obscure vocals to produce a memorable live show.

Get tickets here. 

Also see:

Mind Against @ Beta Nightclub

Televangelist, Facial, Ghostpulse @ Lost Lake

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