THE AQUADUCKS SPRING 2017 COLORADO TOUR
Rocky Mountain Artists is very pleased to announce a June Colorado tour for the
THE AQUADUCKS (Nashville, TN)
The AQUADUCKS out of Nashville will be touring Colorado for the first time this June. The tour is highlighted by an appearance at the FIBARK music festival in Salida as well as several other Front Range and prominent ski market shows.
You can check out THE AQUADUCKS at the following dates:
6/8 (Thu) – Slow Groovin’ BBQ – Snowmass, CO
6/9 (Fri) – Slow Groovin’ BBQ – Snowmass, CO
6/10 (Sat day) – Cactus Jack’s – Evergreen, CO
6/10 (Sat night) – Ullr’s Tavern – Winter Park, CO
6/11 (Sun) – Your Mom’s House – Denver, CO*
6/13 (Tue) – Cervante’s Other Side – Denver, CO**
6/15 (Thu) – FIBARK Whitewater Festival – Salida, CO+
6/16 (Fri) – The Eldo – Crested Butte, CO
6/17 (Sat) – Lazy Dog – Boulder, CO
* = with Legato
** = with Struttin’ Tribute to NOLA Funk
+ = with The New Orleans Suspects
http://theaquaducks.com/
The Aquaducks have been making waves in and around Music City as a high octane funk and soul band with a live energy that is rarely matched. The Ducks’ first two singles “Nightlife” and “Bill’s Toupée” immediately caught the attention of local radio station Lighting 100, and have continued to receive regular air play. Described by Brooklyn, NY blog Pancakes and Whiskey as “Dripping with enough funk to fill several swimming pools,” The Aquaducks have created a new sound with influences ranging from Earth Wind & Fire and Stevie Wonder to Lettuce and James Brown.
The Fall of 2016 has seen The Aquaducks’ song “What’s Goodington” featured the movie trailer for “Baked in Brooklyn” as well as the release of their debut full length live album “Live at the Beast.” Fans new and old are now able to experience the high energy show that has critics calling them “probably one of the best duck-themed funk bands of all time.” In the meantime, if The Aquaducks are playing in your town, put on some dancing shoes and go see one of the best live bands that Nashville has to offer.
Comments
Trackbacks & Pingbacks
No incoming links found yet.