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Genre: Concerts

Jake Zimma w/ Hutty + Zern

Globe Hall Presents Jake Zimma with Hutty and Zern on Friday, April 14 — 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian

105.5 The Colorado Sound presents Matthew Logan Vasquez w/ Parker Gispert

105.5 The Colorado Sound presents Matthew Logan Vasquez with Parker Gispert on Thursday, April 20th. Best-known as the co-founder and frontman for shape-shifting heartland indie-rockers Delta Spirit, Matthew Logan Vasquez’s fiery delivery and thought-provoking lyrics draw from a huge and versatile well of influences, including Gram Parsons, Kurt Cobain, Neil Young, and Iggy Pop. As a solo artist, he juggles elements of indie rock, electronic pop, R&B, and soulful Americana, flirting with despondency, but ultimately succumbing to beatitude, especially on 2017’s home-recorded yet vibrant sophomore effort, Does What He Wants. After releasing Delta Spirit’s critically acclaimed fourth studio album, Into the Wide, in 2014, Vasquez moved with his wife and newborn son to Austin, Texas and began working on what would become his debut solo outing. The resulting Austin EP, which finds Vasquez manning every instrument and offering up a blistering set of outlaw psych rock, arrived in 2015, with plans to issue his debut long-player, Solicitor Returns, in early 2016. In January 2017, Vasquez issued “Same,” the driving single from his sophomore solo outing Does What He Wants, which arrived later that April. The following year another side project appeared, the tequila drenched super group Glorietta, as well as another MLV EP, Texas Murder Ballads. Vasquez fourth LP Light’n Up was released in February 2019 and was followed in 2020 with Delta Spirit’s What is There.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian

Annie DiRusso w/ Hannah Cole

Globe Hall Presents Annie DiRusso with Hannah Cole on Sunday, June 18 — 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian

Demob Happy w/ Sego

Globe Hall Presents Demob Happy with Sego on Wednesday, March 22 — – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian

Mighty Poplar w/ Maya de Vitry

Globe Hall Presents Mighty Poplar featuring Noam Pikelny & Chris Eldridge (Punch Brothers), Andrew Marlin (Watchhouse), & Greg Garrison (Leftover Salmon) with special guest Maya de Vitry on Wednesday, May 10 — – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian

Thunderstorm Artis w/ ELLSWORTH

Globe Hall Presents Thunderstorm Artis with ELLSWORTH on Thursday, March 16th. For his entire life, singer/songwriter Thunderstorm Artis has stayed devoted to making music that strengthens the heart and awakens the soul. A multi-instrumentalist who got his start playing in a band with his 10 siblings as a little kid, the 26-year-old Hawaii native has since brought his warm yet powerful vocals and vibrant musicality to such endeavors as touring with Jack Johnson and sharing stages with legends like Booker T. Jones. After years of refining his craft and carving out his singular identity as an artist, the Oregon-based musician has created his most captivating work to date: a genre-bending batch of songs built on both emotionally raw storytelling and incisive soul-searching, offering much-needed insight into living with hope even in the darkest of times. Born into an exceptionally musical family—his father Ron was a Motown session player who performed on iconic tracks like Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” while his mother Victoria toured as a backup singer for the likes of Lena Horne—Artis grew up in Oahu and started playing drums at age nine, later taking up piano, guitar, and harmonica. Although he’d dabbled in songwriting throughout his childhood, he found a whole new sense of artistic purpose after using music to cope with the sudden death of his father. “Once I started really focusing on songwriting, I realized my music could bring healing not only to me, but to other people in pain,” says Artis, who was 13 when his father passed away. Raised on everything from jazz to country to classic soul singers like Sam Cooke and Marvin Gaye, he immersed himself in sharpening his songcraft and soon began touring extensively with his older brother, acclaimed singer/songwriter Ron Artis II. With his debut EP Haunted released in 2018, Artis next emerged as a finalist on NBC’s “The Voice” in 2020, in addition to becoming a mainstay at Wanderlust festivals throughout North America.A prime showcase for his extraordinary versatility, Artis’s new body of work also encompasses the cascading folk of “Oh Little River” and the brightly soaring alt-pop of “Surprise” (a gorgeously expressed outpouring of love for his wife). For Artis, the work of writing such revelatory songs has become its own form of sustenance. “From a very young age, music has been like an anchor for me; I really don’t know where it’d be without it,” he says. “At this point I don’t go anywhere without my guitar—because if I do, I feel like there’s a part of me that’s missing.” But for all the fulfillment he finds in songwriting, Artis always keeps an eye toward the potential impact on his audience. “I believe that artists have a responsibility to explain what they’re feeling and put it into their art, so that others can understand themselves better,” he says. “So even though I hope my songs give people a better sense of who I am as a person, I also hope the music makes them feel stronger and helps them to grow. I hope it shows them how to love one another, and how to love themselves.” – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian