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Concerts!

Going to a couple of concerts this year. The Counting Crows in a few weeks and The Pretty Reckless in November.

The Crows are playing at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison. We have only been there once before and that was to see the Counting Crows.

 

 

Adam Duritz had to break up a fight in the front row. He stopped the concert and told the lames to mellow out. At the end of the show, he told the crowd that they would return. Glad that he kept his word.

 

 

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Here is a pic of the theatre.

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The theater is within the Red Rocks Regional Park. In addition to concerts, they use the theater for Sunday morning yoga work outs. You won’t find me there anytime soon for that.

Did I mention that there are a shit load of stairs there? You have to walk a ton of steps to get in then another boat load to get to your seat. We will be in row 17 center for the upcoming show.

The Pretty Reckless will be playing at the Ogden Theatre in Denver. We saw their concert on television station called Paddilia. They were really good. Soon after we downloaded their album entitled Going to Hell. There music is heavy and they have a good beat.

The lead singer, Taylor Momsen was Cindy Lou Who (aka the “Hoo Girl”) in the live action movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas with Jim Carry.

Then:

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Now:

 

 

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We were able to get VIP Tickets to the show. We get a signed poster, bandana, t-shirt etc. I doubt we will meet the band. Would be cool if we did.

 

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