The sight of a cookie had never left me wholeheartedly before this one showed up in my inbox. DoubleTree by Hilton, the hotel series, announced it would send just a tiny oven and a batch of cookie dough into the International Space Station so astronauts could, for the first timebake chocolate-chip cookies in space. The
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Rock legend Peter Frampton said goodbye to Red Rocks Amphitheatre last night through his farewell tour, capping a 53-year career by playing another sold-out venue. However, before he can make his last stand, the weather needed to chime into show its dismay at his retiring. As Jason Bonham was going to take the stage to
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DENVER — A delay resurfacing Speer Boulevard means drivers will have to battle more visitors to next week. The milling and paving of this boulevard started on July 22. Recent rain is to blame for the job lasting more than expected, according to Denver Public Works. Speer Boulevard is one of the very well-travel roadways
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The Tooth Trot in Coors Field is tired, and lovers at LoDo are ready for something fresh at 20th and Blake. No just did the Rockies borrow this idea from the Brewers, who have the traditional Sausage Race in Milwaukee, however they whiffed on character choice. As Rockies beat author Kyle Newman wrote earlier this
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Lana Del Rey has scheduled a series of tour dates in support of her upcoming sixth album, Norman Fucking Rockwell. The pop singer will headline a show at Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh, NY on September 21st. Afterward, she’ll make her way west for a series of shows along the Pacific seaboard, beginning September 30th
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It’s Monday along with the concert announcements are in full swing. First and foremost, Chance the Rapperoff what is technically his debut album, The Big Day, has now announced that the tour in support of this undertaking. Hitting the Pepsi Center on September 24, Chance the Rapper will bring “The Big Day Tour” to Denver. The
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Chance the Rapper has announced an expansive North American tour in support of his newly released debut studio album, The Big Day. The 35-date outing kicks off September 14th at the brand new Chase Center in San Francisco. The itinerary also includes dates at the United Center in Chance’s hometown of Chicago, Madison Square Garden
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If you thought July was a busy month for Denver concerts, simply wait until you find each one the shows happening in August. There are more than 500 events happening within the span of the next 31 days all over the Mile High City. With that many events happening in one month, this can be
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Don Strasburg recalls the time, about five years back, when he was driving to a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a place that his company books more shows at any other promoter. “I visit a building on both sides of Highway 6 using this large sign that states, ‘For Lease. Contact Tyler,’ and I did
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Fever 333 happen to be road warriors this season, plus theyrsquo;ll continue to stage their demonstrations in North America this fall. The charged California-based rock trio have announced a fall headlining “D333MONSTRATIONS” tour, kicking off September 16th in Houston, Texas, and wrapping up October 3rd in Madison, Wisconsin. The new dates arrive along with previously
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